Billie Eilish used the Los Angeles premiere of her new concert film to publicly thank the people closest to her, saying their presence has meant a great deal as she brings her live show to cinemas. Speaking with Access Hollywood’s Lauren Herbert at the premiere of Billie Eilish: Hit Me Hard and Soft – The Tour Live in 3D, the Grammy winner singled out her boyfriend, actor-musician Nat Wolff, and her family for their support as the film opened in theatres on May 8.
Eilish, who has often mixed private life with public performance, described the backing from loved ones as a steadying influence during a period of heavy promotion and international touring captured in the film. At the premiere she paused to reflect on how important it is to have familiar faces nearby when sharing such an intimate depiction of her shows and life on the road.
The singer also touched on a high-profile festival moment that has continued to reverberate online. When asked about her “iconic Justin Bieber moment” at Coachella, Eilish said the experience left her “speechless,” signaling that even in a career full of headline-making events, some surprises still take her aback. She did not elaborate extensively in the interview, but the remark underscored how standout interactions from live performances can become defining memories for artists and fans alike.
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Billie Eilish: Hit Me Hard and Soft – The Tour Live in 3D aims to translate the atmosphere of Eilish’s tour to the big screen, blending concert footage with behind-the-scenes material from the run. The 3D presentation is marketed as an immersive way for viewers to experience the scale and staging of her live set without attending a stadium show.
The premiere and the film’s rollout come as Eilish continues to balance recording, touring and a high-profile personal life. Her acknowledgment of close personal support at the film’s debut offers a rare public nod to the private network that accompanies many major artists behind the scenes.
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With the movie now in cinemas, audiences and critics will be able to judge how effectively the film captures the emotional highs of Eilish’s performances, the chemistry between her and the touring ensemble, and the quieter offstage moments she highlighted in her comments at the Los Angeles premiere.
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