Chris Cornell - Live at Pinkpop 2009 2009
Captured on a single, electric evening at the 2009 Pinkpop festival, this raw and visceral concert film showcases Chris Cornell at the peak of his power.
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Chris Cornell - Live at Pinkpop 2009 (2009) about?
This concert film documents Chris Cornell's captivating live performance at the 2009 Pinkpop festival, featuring a setlist of hits and deep cuts that showcase his powerful vocals and dynamic stage presence. The broadcast captures a single, electrifying evening of rock music that resonates with fans of classic and alternative rock.
Who directed Chris Cornell - Live at Pinkpop 2009?
Director information is not available.
Who stars in Chris Cornell - Live at Pinkpop 2009?
The concert stars Chris Cornell alongside his bandmates Yogi Lonich, Peter Thorn, Corey McCormick, and Jason Sutter.
Is Chris Cornell - Live at Pinkpop 2009 (2009) worth watching?
Absolutely—this performance offers a rare glimpse into Chris Cornell's commanding stage presence and the timeless appeal of his music. While IMDb-rated unrated, the concert's energy and setlist make it a compelling watch for rock enthusiasts and fans of live music.
How long is Chris Cornell - Live at Pinkpop 2009?
Chris Cornell - Live at Pinkpop 2009 has a runtime of 60 minutes.
About Chris Cornell - Live at Pinkpop 2009 (2009) — Experience the raw power of Cornell's legendary live performance
Captured on a single, electric evening at the 2009 Pinkpop festival, this raw and visceral concert film showcases Chris Cornell at the peak of his power. Broadcast by Rockpalast, the performance crackles with the intensity of a musician fully in command of his craft, blending dark lyrical themes with soaring melodies. Cornell's arresting vocals and the tight, dynamic interplay between him and his band—featuring Yogi Lonich on guitar and Jason Sutter on drums—transform the stage into a space of cathartic release. The setlist spans hits and deep cuts, from the haunting "You Know My Name" to the explosive anthem "Scream", capturing the emotional depth and unfiltered energy of a live experience that lingers long after the final note.
The atmosphere is electric yet intimate, a rare snapshot of Cornell's magnetic stage presence during a tour that solidified his status as a rock icon. With genre-blending tracks and a setlist that balances raw power and melodic grace, this concert film is a must-watch for fans of classic rock and live performances alike. Whether you're drawn by Cornell's unmistakable voice or the timeless songs that define a generation, Live at Pinkpop 2009 delivers a night of unforgettable music.