To mark the tenth anniversary of his Caught In The Act live album, Eric Church will release a never-before-seen documentary featuring his concerts at Chattanooga's Tivoli Theatre in 2012.
Caught in the Act: A Film will premiere worldwide on June 23 exclusively on nugs.net.
"When you're in the craziness of the moment, you're not even sure what you're looking at or experiencing, you just feel that it's different," said Church. "We went to the Tivoli because everyone in our world - the band, the crew, the fans - knew we were a part of something special and wanted to capture the fire that has got us here."
He continued, "So, we just started rolling cameras as we figured at least we'd have it for posterity. It's been sitting in the vault, and with the live album celebrating 10 years since its release, it felt like the right time to rewatch and share the journey we've been on together."
The film features full performances of all 17 songs on the album as well as commentary from Church, longtime manager and Q Prime South's John Peets, producer Jay Joyce plus several members of Church's band and crew, offering rare insight into the Chief's world.
Church is set to embark on his The Outsiders Revival Tour on June 22.
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