Bono’s ‘Stories of Surrender’ Documentary Premieres on Apple TV+

Get ready for a groundbreaking experience on May 30 with Apple TV+ premiering “Bono: Stories of Surrender.” This unique black-and-white documentary marks the first time viewers can immerse themselves in Apple’s Immersive Video format. The film captures intimate moments from Bono’s 11-show run at New York’s Beacon Theatre, drawing inspiration from his book, Surrender: 40 Songs, One Story.

Using state-of-the-art 8K cameras and Spatial Audio technology, viewers will feel like they’re right next to the stage, immersed in a 180-degree experience. Renowned director Andrew Dominik combines concert footage with rare gems from Bono’s spring 2023 performances, all presented in striking monochrome visuals that add depth to every frame.

In the trailer, Bono opens up about his life, sharing personal stories about his wife Ali Hewson and late mother, Iris. He reflects on his upbringing and the challenges he faced, stating, “I was born with my fists up. Surrender does not come easy to me. This is my story. I’m stuck with it.”

Known not only for his music but also his philanthropic efforts, Bono brings his passion to the stage with performances of classics like “City of Blinding Lights” and “Where the Streets Have No Name.” Accompanied by talented musicians Gemma Doherty, Kate Ellis, and Jacknife Lee, the stage truly comes alive during these unforgettable moments.

Before the documentary hits streaming platforms, it will debut at Cannes 2025, offering a sneak peek into Bono’s journey. Fans can also look forward to fresh copies of his memoir hitting bookstore shelves around the same time. Don’t miss out on this one-of-a-kind experience that promises to be as engaging as it is heartfelt.