The Band That Wouldn’t Die is an hour-long documentary about a marching band that kept football fans in the city hopeful. You don’t have to be a sports fan to be moved by the film’s heartfelt story about people fighting for what they believe in. The Band That Wouldn’t Die is a part of ESPN’s exceptional 30 for 30 project. Wondering where to watch the special online? We’ve got you!
Here’s where you can watch The Band that Wouldn’t Die: 30 for 30 online.
Where can you watch and stream The Band that Wouldn’t Die: 30 for 30?
You can watch and stream The Band that Wouldn’t Die: 30 for 30 on Disney Plus. You can also watch the special on Amazon Prime Video and EPSN.
The 54 minute documentary is directed by Barry Levinson. It also features Al Ameche, Vince Bagli, and Steve Bisciotti among others.
How to watch The Band that Wouldn’t Die: 30 for 30 and stream online
In order to watch and stream The Band that Wouldn’t Die: 30 for 30 online, you’ll have to subscribe to Disney Plus.
You can watch via Disney Plus by following these steps:
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The official synopsis for The Band that Wouldn’t Die: 30 for 30 reads:
“This episode tells the story of the overnight relocation of the Baltimore Colts to the city of Indianapolis. We explore the reactions of the fans, the various actions and interviews with the teams owner and finally how the band kept the spirit of a professional football team alive until the arrival of the Baltimore Ravens in 1996.”
