Hamish Hamilton Movies

This concert video captures the multi-million album selling vocalist Josh Groban performing songs from a number of his releases. The setlist for this 2007 show includes "You Raise Me Up," "February Song," and "Lullaby." ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

Scissor Sisters: Hurrah - Year of Ta-Dah! features a typically high-energy concert by the popular pop act. In addition to a full show, this release contains music videos and a documentary about the band's history. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

Get dizzy with legendary rock outfit U2 in this release that brings the band's 2005 Vertigo tour to the small screen with all the hit songs and a few special surprises. Filmed live by director Hamish Hamilton during a two-night stand at Chicago's United Center, this performance offers 23 tunes including such classics as "New Year's Day" and "Sunday Bloody Sunday" mixed with such recent hits as "Vertigo," "Mysterious Ways," and "The Fly." In addition to the standard version of the concert, fans also have the option of viewing an alternate "surveillance cuts" version shot by four infra-red black-and-white surveillance cameras by longtime U2 show director Willie Williams as well as a behind-the-scenes documentary of the tour from filmmaker Erica Forstadt. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Experience all the magic of a live Peter Gabriel performance before learning about the man behind the music in this release that offers fans the best of both worlds. If you happened to miss Gabriel's 2002 "Growing Up Live" tour, footage from intimate venues across Europe offer a chance to see the former Genesis front-man in his own element and doing what he does best in front of a captivated audience. When the concert is over and the house lights go up, take a trip backstage pass with Anna Gabriel and Hamish Hamilton's documentary "Still Growing Up Unwrapped," in which the longtime singer discusses the influences that fuel his creative process. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Multi-faceted entertainer Jennifer Lopez traveled to Puerto Rico for this special concert event, which was taped for broadcast as a special television presentation. Jennifer Lopez: Let's Get Loud features the renowned singer, dancer and actress performing a dozen of her best known songs, including "Waiting For Tonight", "My Love Don't Cost A Thing", "I'm Real", and "I Could Fall In Love" (the latter in tribute to the late great Tejano star Selena). ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

This video presents the Madonna concert held at The Palace of Auburn Hills in Michigan on her 2001 world tour. Originally airing on HBO, the concert includes the pop princess performing nearly two-dozen songs from every phase of her career, but with an emphasis on her newer material. Included are renditions of "Holiday," "Beautiful Stranger," "Music," and "Frozen." ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

While they've become one of the biggest bands in the entire world, U2 have always maintained a special relationship with their fans in their native Ireland, and this concert video records the riotous yet deeply emotional reception the band received when they played two massive concerts (drawing 80,000 fans each) at Slane Castle in Dublin in the Summer of 2001. U2 Go Home: Live At Slane Castle features the songs "Elevation", "Beautiful Day", "Desire", "Where The Streets Have No Name", "Pride (In The Name Of Love)", "With Or Without You", "Sunday Bloody Sunday", "Bullet The Blue Sky", and many more. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Grafting influences of metal, industrial, electronic, and goth into a powerful strain of brutally intense rock, Rammstein bring their gale-force music and spectacular theatrics together for this live video, shot at Berlin's Wuhleide Venue during the summer of 1998. Rammstein: Live Aus Berlin features the group performing 18 songs, including "Asche Zu Asche," "Engel," "Wollt Ihr Das Bett In Flammen Sehen?," "Klavier," and "Du Hast." ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Rock legend David Coverdale makes a triumphant return to the stage as arena rock legends Whitesnake perform some of their greatest heavy metal hits before an enthusiastic crowd at London's Hammersmith Apollo. With a set list that includes such 1980s essentials as "Is This Love", "Here I Go Again", and Still of the Night", and a bonus audio disc featuring an abbreviated version of the live performance, this is the reunion concert that hair metal fans everywhere have been waiting for. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi