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Watch an exclusive clip from KATSEYE’s ‘WILD HEARTS’ tour documentary

The girl group's new film lands in cinemas this week, and you can get an early look on Rolling Stone UK

By Will Richards

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KATSEYE (Picture: Rahul Bhatt)

KATSEYE are releasing new tour documentary WILD HEARTS this week, and you can watch an exclusive clip on Rolling Stone UK below.

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The film is set to hit cinemas from tomorrow (August 12), and follows the girl group phenomenon on their recent world tour.

In the clip, we follow the band from Seattle to Paris, Los Angeles and beyond to mark a tour that turned the five-piece band into superstars.

“To do what we do is so fun, but we put [in] a lot, a lot of work,” Megan Skiendiel says. Watch the exclusive clip from KATSEYE: WILD HEARTS below and on Rolling Stone UK’s social media channels.

In a new interview with Rolling Stone UK, KATSEYE discuss the new documentary, the tour it chronicles, and their upcoming new EP.

Of what seeing the documentary taught her, band member Lara Raj said: “A lesson I’ve learned recently is that you have to really step out of something to be able to see it for what it is. Taking that hour and a half to step out of our jobs and sit and watch this film makes me see it through the perspective of a fan, which is so beautiful.

“When you’re in the midst of it, it’s very easy to forget how iconic what we’re part of is. [It also reinforces] how important and needed KATSEYE is in the music industry, entertainment and the world in general. Watching it made me even more grateful for what we’re a part of and even happier to be in KATSEYE.”

Of new EP Wild, Lara added that the release is “a more convicted version of us. It comes much more directly from us. It is more authentically our stories and our voices. Everything feels like a beautiful evolution from where we were and where we left off with Beautiful Chaos. When you listen to it, you’ll hear that we sound more mature and that the music feels fuller and cooler. It’s really just our growth.”