What you need to know
- Apple TV+ has shared a trailer for the upcoming documentary The Velvet Underground.
- The documentary will tell the story of the band by the same name.
- Music fans can watch the documentary from October 15.
Apple TV+ has confirmed that the upcoming music documentary The Velvet Underground will arrive on the streaming service on October 15. There's also a new trailer to get you in the mood, too.
Set to tell the story of the band by the same name, The Velvet Underground is a documentary by Todd Haynes and is already looking like it could be a must-watch for music fans everywhere.
This isn't the first music-related content to appear on Apple TV+, of course. Watch The Sound With Mark Ronson is a series all about music, but this is documentary is the latest to come to Apple's service. All eyes will be on October 15 to see if it meets everyone's lofty expectations.
If you want to enjoy The Velvet Underground in style, be sure to check out our list of the Best Apple TV deals on the market today. Maybe treat yourself to some AirPods Pro to listen along with, too!
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