Linda Perry releases Let It Die Here documentary and solo album

9 articles · Updated · The Guardian · May 7

Perry says the projects were shaped by a late-2022 breast cancer diagnosis, a double mastectomy and her mother's death; the documentary opens in limited cinemas in June.
The film, directed by Don Hardy, follows Perry working soon after surgery and confronting childhood abuse, while the album explores grief, trauma and liberation.
The former 4 Non Blondes singer, returning to the spotlight after 27 years without a solo LP, also has a London screening on 21 June and a band show on 24 June.

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