After the premiere at The Rio Cinema back in April, Trash Boat have now released their first feature-length documentary, ‘Getting There,’ available to watch on YouTube.
The film is an unfiltered look at the band’s journey, from early ambition and hard-won breakthroughs to burnout, setbacks and the relentless determination required to keep moving forward. Charting the realities behind the scenes, the film captures the chaos, the graft, the highs and the lows that have defined Trash Boat’s evolution.
Filmed by the band’s James Grayson, ‘Getting There’ was created as a thank you to the fans who have supported them at every stage, with the documentary offering a rare and honest insight into the band’s story so far and the resilience it has taken to continue.
Trash Boat are also celebrating the 10th Anniversary of their debut album ‘Nothing I Write You Can Change What You’ve Been Through’ with a headline London’s Koko performance on 2nd October.