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News.com.au
12-06-2025
- Entertainment
- News.com.au
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Netflix confirms launch date for Liam Payne's posthumous TV show
Building the Band is a new talent show for aspiring singers which included episodes featuring Payne as a guest judge. The One Direction star tragically died last year at the age of 31 after falling from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Netflix completed filming of the show prior to the star's shock death last October, but there had been doubts over whether or not the entertainment giant would stream it. On Wednesday, Deadline announced the release dates for the release of the series, revealing it will air over three weeks, "July 9, Episodes 101-104; July 16, Episodes 105-107 and July 23, Episodes 108-110."
The Irish Sun
12-06-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
First look at Liam Payne's final ever TV show before his tragic death as Netflix releases trailer for Building The Band
NETFLIX has released the first look trailer for Liam Payne's final ever TV show before his tragic death. Talent contest was filmed months before his Advertisement 8 Netflix has released the first look trailer for Liam Payne's final ever TV show before his tragic death Credit: Getty 8 Talent contest Building The Band was filmed months before his death last October. Credit: Netflix 8 The show features pods similar to those in Love is Blind Credit: Netflix Netflix has released a teasing trailer and release date for its upcoming show Building The Band, which will feature the late Liam Payne as a guest judge. The programme adopts a Voice format, where singers audition for each other and select their bandmates without laying eyes on them first. But that's where the similarity ends because the set looks similar to the pods from the popular reality dating show The trailer shows viewers a glimpse of aspiring musicians entering the pods, with contestant Donzell stealing the spotlight. Advertisement Liam Payne The other contestants are left loving his vocals as they try to form their ultimate band based on musical energy , chemistry, and talent. The footage doesn't reveal Liam or any of the judges, or explicitly reference his participation in the programme. Liam is a judge and mentor alongside singers Nicole Scherzinger and Kelly Rowland. Speculation had been rife that the Netflix project would be axed, or Liam's part would be cut out of respect, following his Advertisement Most read in News TV A source said: 'Liam was on great form at filming so everyone's pleased fans will get to see the 'real' him one last time. 'It will be bittersweet when the show is released. Final two men charged over Liam Payne's tragic death WILL stand trial "Netflix have gone out of their way to make sure his family are happy. "Producers sent them the footage so they are fully aware of what to expect and they have given it their blessing.' Advertisement Much like the origins of Liam's band One Direction, the show, filmed in Manchester, creates a group from strangers. Host and Backstreet Boys' star Liam Payne's sad death On October 16, 2024, Liam Payne sadly died, leaving family, friends and fans devastated. Here we take you through the biggest stories to unfold since his tragic passing: The star's family The singer's One Direction bandmates pay tribute. Liam's girlfriend Liam's "We spent pretty much six weeks, 14-hour days locked in a sound stage together, sharing stories. "We were talking about music, about life, about sobriety. Advertisement 'He was a light and we are dedicating the show to him. 'I'm glad people get to see this side of him. To remember him this way. Because this is really truly who he is. He's now in a safer place.' Meanwhile, two men accused of supplying Liam with cocaine just hours before he fell to his death will face trial, Waiter Braian Nahuel Paiz and ex-hotel worker Ezequiel David Pereyra have been behind bars since January after they were charged over the Advertisement The pair will be put on the stand and could face up to 15 years in prison if convicted of drugs offences. 8 Singers audition for each other and select their bandmates without laying eyes on them first Credit: Netflix 8 The trailers show a glimpse of musicians entering the pods Credit: Netflix 8 Liam is a judge and mentor on the talent show Credit: Netflix Advertisement 8 Building the Band audition pods Credit: Netflix 8 Host and Backstreet Boys' star AJ McLean said: 'Liam lit up the room any time we were on set Credit: Getty Building The Band is set to air on Netflix on 9th July.
Scottish Sun
12-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
First look at Liam Payne's final ever TV show before his tragic death as Netflix releases trailer for Building The Band
NETFLIX has released the first look trailer for Liam Payne's final ever TV show before his tragic death. Talent contest Building The Band was filmed months before his death last October. 8 Netflix has released the first look trailer for Liam Payne's final ever TV show before his tragic death Credit: Getty 8 Talent contest Building The Band was filmed months before his death last October. Credit: Netflix 8 The show features pods similar to those in Love is Blind Credit: Netflix Netflix has released a teasing trailer and release date for its upcoming show Building The Band, which will feature the late Liam Payne as a guest judge. The programme adopts a Voice format, where singers audition for each other and select their bandmates without laying eyes on them first. But that's where the similarity ends because the set looks similar to the pods from the popular reality dating show Love Is Blind. The trailer shows viewers a glimpse of aspiring musicians entering the pods, with contestant Donzell stealing the spotlight. The other contestants are left loving his vocals as they try to form their ultimate band based on musical energy, chemistry, and talent. The footage doesn't reveal Liam or any of the judges, or explicitly reference his participation in the programme. Liam is a judge and mentor alongside singers Nicole Scherzinger and Kelly Rowland. Speculation had been rife that the Netflix project would be axed, or Liam's part would be cut out of respect, following his fatal balcony fall at the age of 31 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. A source said: 'Liam was on great form at filming so everyone's pleased fans will get to see the 'real' him one last time. 'It will be bittersweet when the show is released. Final two men charged over Liam Payne's tragic death WILL stand trial "Netflix have gone out of their way to make sure his family are happy. "Producers sent them the footage so they are fully aware of what to expect and they have given it their blessing.' Much like the origins of Liam's band One Direction, the show, filmed in Manchester, creates a group from strangers. Host and Backstreet Boys' star AJ McLean said: 'Liam lit up the room any time we were on set. "We spent pretty much six weeks, 14-hour days locked in a sound stage together, sharing stories. "We were talking about music, about life, about sobriety. 'He was a light and we are dedicating the show to him. 'I'm glad people get to see this side of him. To remember him this way. Because this is really truly who he is. He's now in a safer place.' Meanwhile, two men accused of supplying Liam with cocaine just hours before he fell to his death will face trial, prosecutors have confirmed. Waiter Braian Nahuel Paiz and ex-hotel worker Ezequiel David Pereyra have been behind bars since January after they were charged over the One Direction star's death. The pair will be put on the stand and could face up to 15 years in prison if convicted of drugs offences. 8 Singers audition for each other and select their bandmates without laying eyes on them first Credit: Netflix 8 The trailers show a glimpse of musicians entering the pods Credit: Netflix 8 Liam is a judge and mentor on the talent show Credit: Netflix 8 Building the Band audition pods Credit: Netflix 8 Host and Backstreet Boys' star AJ McLean said: 'Liam lit up the room any time we were on set Credit: Getty Building The Band is set to air on Netflix on 9th July.
The Sun
12-06-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
First look at Liam Payne's final ever TV show before his tragic death as Netflix releases trailer for Building The Band
NETFLIX has released the first look trailer for Liam Payne's final ever TV show before his tragic death. 8 8 8 Netflix has released a teasing trailer and release date for its upcoming show Building The Band, which will feature the late Liam Payne as a guest judge. The programme adopts a Voice format, where singers audition for each other and select their bandmates without laying eyes on them first. But that's where the similarity ends because the set looks similar to the pods from the popular reality dating show Love Is Blind. The trailer shows viewers a glimpse of aspiring musicians entering the pods, with contestant Donzell stealing the spotlight. The other contestants are left loving his vocals as they try to form their ultimate band based on musical energy, chemistry, and talent. The footage doesn't reveal Liam or any of the judges, or explicitly reference his participation in the programme. Liam is a judge and mentor alongside singers Nicole Scherzinger and Kelly Rowland. Speculation had been rife that the Netflix fatal balcony fall at the age of 31 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. A source said: 'Liam was on great form at filming so everyone's pleased fans will get to see the 'real' him one last time. 'It will be bittersweet when the show is released. Final two men charged over Liam Payne's tragic death WILL stand trial "Netflix have gone out of their way to make sure his family are happy. "Producers sent them the footage so they are fully aware of what to expect and they have given it their blessing.' Much like the origins of Liam's band One Direction, the show, filmed in Manchester, creates a group from strangers. Host and Backstreet Boys' star AJ McLean said: 'Liam lit up the room any time we were on set. Liam Payne's sad death On October 16, 2024, Liam Payne sadly died, leaving family, friends and fans devastated. Here we take you through the biggest stories to unfold since his tragic passing: Liam's death is announced. The star's family release a heartbreaking statement. Liam's cause of death revealed after he fell from a balcony. The singer's One Direction bandmates pay tribute. Cheryl Cole describes 'earth shattering' agony following the death of son's father. Mourners gather at vigils around the world to honour the late star. Liam's girlfriend Kate Cassidy makes an emotional tribute. Liam's body is flown back to the UK with his family. Zayn Malik reschedules his tour dates due to 'unforeseen circumstances' following Liam's death. Liam's family announce his funeral. "We spent pretty much six weeks, 14-hour days locked in a sound stage together, sharing stories. "We were talking about music, about life, about sobriety. 'He was a light and we are dedicating the show to him. 'I'm glad people get to see this side of him. To remember him this way. Because this is really truly who he is. He's now in a safer place.' Meanwhile, two men accused of supplying Liam with cocaine just hours before he fell to his death will face trial, prosecutors have confirmed. Waiter Braian Nahuel Paiz and ex-hotel worker Ezequiel David Pereyra have been behind bars since January after they were charged over the One Direction star's death. The pair will be put on the stand and could face up to 15 years in prison if convicted of drugs offences. 8 8 8 8 8 Building The Band is set to air on Netflix on 9th July.
Daily Record
12-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
Liam Payne's Netflix show releases trailer in late One Direction star's last project
Netflix has unveiled a release date and first look trailer for new talent show Building The Band, featuring the late Liam Payne as a judge alongside Nicole Scherzinger and Kelly Rowland Netflix has released a teasing snippet trailer and release date for its upcoming show Building The Band, which will feature the late Liam Payne as a guest judge. The show was filmed just months prior to the star's tragic passing. The programme adopts a Love Is Blind style format, where singers audition for each other and select their bandmates without laying eyes on them first. The The late One Direction star will be seen on the judging panel alongside Nicole Scherzinger and Kelly Rowland. A number of other guest judges will also make appearances. The trio, along with host AJ McClean, filmed the show in the summer of last year (2024), just months before Liam Payne's sad death which saw an outpour of heartbreak across the nation. Netflix had initially postponed the show's release as producers and family members deliberated over Liam's participation in the series. However, with a confirmed release date of July 9 now set, it appears they have decided to proceed with his involvement. The show is scheduled to air over three weeks, with two episodes being released weekly on July 9, July 16 and July 23, reports the Mirror. "Liam Payne's family reviewed the series and is supportive of his inclusion," Netflix stated. The streaming giant has now released a first look trailer for the new show. Netflix fans may find the setup familiar, with a similar resemblance to the pods from popular reality dating show Love Is Blind. The trailer shows viewers catch a glimpse of aspiring musicians entering the pods, with Donzell stealing the spotlight. His fellow contestants are left in awe of his vocals as they tune in to form their ultimate band based on musical synergy, connection, chemistry, and talent. The footage doesn't reveal Liam or any of the judges, or explicitly reference his participation in the programme. Liam's involvement was confirmed prior to his sad death in October last year, having been part of the production shot in Manchester back in August 2024. Liam Payne tragically lost his life at the tender age of 31 in October last year following a fall from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires, Argentina. After the heartbreaking news of Liam's death, his former One Direction colleagues issued a collective statement: "We're completely devastated by the news of Liam's passing." They continued, "In time, and when everyone is able to, there will be more to say. But for now, we will take some time to grieve and process the loss of our brother, who we loved dearly. The memories we shared with him will be treasured forever." The statement concluded "For now, our thoughts are with his family, his friends, and the fans who loved him alongside us. We will miss him terribly. We love you Liam."
