Travis Scott and Spotify Unveil Trailer for 'Days Before Rodeo' 10th Anniversary Concert Film
La Flame re-released 'Days Before Rodeo' on streaming platforms last month.
Travis Scott has teamed up with Spotify for a special mini-documentary highlighting the rapper's one-night-only concert celebrating the tenth anniversary of his breakout mixtape, Days Before Rodeo. Check out the trailer above exclusively through Complex.
Spotify Presents: Days Before Rodeo will be released on the platform's YouTube page on September 18. The concert film chronicles the epic night in Atlanta in August when La Flame took fans back to the Days Before Rodeo era, which was filled with high-octane, raw energy. The sold-out show featured an electrifying set from the rapper, a DJ set by Chase B, and a surprise guest appearance by Quavo.
Fans will get to relive thrilling renditions of songs such as "Mamacita," "Drugs Don't Play," "Skyfall," "Basement Freestyle," and "Quintana Part 2," along with interview moments with Travis, key collaborators, and devoted fans in the film. There's also behind-the-scenes and archival footage showcasing La Flame making the original project 10 years ago.
"Travis Scott's Days Before Rodeo is an era-defining project. Leading up to the 10th anniversary of the mixtape and its release on streaming, we wanted to celebrate the moment and capture the energy it's brought to all the ragers," said Josh Peas, Head of Hip Hop and R&B - Artist Partnerships at Spotify. "By partnering with the Cactus Jack team on an underplay show in Atlanta for his top fans on Spotify, we were able to bring it back to where it all began. As a tribute to the special night and something for everyone to enjoy, the release of the concert doc is the perfect time capsule to tell this story for years to come."
Days Before Rodeo, Scott's second mixtape following his debut, Owl Pharaoh, is currently available on major streaming platforms and was originally released in August 2014. The guest features on Days Before Rodeo include Young Thug, T.I., the 1975, Big Sean, Migos, Peewee Longway, and the late Rich Homie Quan.
