After appearing on his only studio album, 1994’s Grace, Jeff Buckley’s cover of “Hallelujah” overtook Leonard Cohen’s original—and countless other attempts—to become the definitive version of the song.

The musician lived in the shadow of his famous father and died leaving a single landmark album. Friends and bandmates recall his genius

Jeff Buckley was more than just a rock’n’roll tragedy – now, a documentary does him justice - IN FOCUS: Amy Berg’s documentary delves beyond the typical public perception of Buckley as a handsome, moody crooner.

Amy Berg’s arresting documentary delves into the early life and untimely death of the 90s singer-songwriter, with extensive contributions from his mother and girlfriends

It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley' hits our screens on April 30 The post An Acclaimed Jeff Buckley Documentary Is Coming To Aussie Cinemas appeared first on .

Documentary On One tells the story of Jeff Buckley's connections with Ireland, unearthing a never-before-heard recording of Jeff's first-ever Irish performance at the 1992 Trinity Ball.

Director Amy Berg gathers interviews with Jeff Buckley’s friends and family, detaching the musician from the legends that surround his life and premature death, and instead showing the free-spirited man behind the music.

The life of the incomparable Jeff Buckley continues to be screened at Hyde Park Picture House this week, but in 1995, fans got up close and intimate with the singer in the city. He wasn't just another ‘90s singer; following his tragic death in 1997, he ...