Billie Eilish sends Bond fans wild as she releases theme song to No Time To Die
BILLIE Eilish has sent Bond fans wild as she releases the theme song to No Time To Die. The 18-year-old Grammy winner was chosen to perform the title song for the 25th Bond movie, and she dropped the track at midnight on Thursday. Fans immediately went wild after their first listen, with one writing on […]
BILLIE Eilish has sent Bond fans wild as she releases the theme song to No Time To Die.
The 18-year-old Grammy winner was chosen to perform the title song for the 25th Bond movie, and she dropped the track at midnight on Thursday.
Fans immediately went wild after their first listen, with one writing on Twitter: “Well, Billie Eilish has surprised me again!
“Her theme song for James Bond’s “No Time to Die” is phenomenal!! Now I can’t wait to see the film!!”
Another tweeted: “You guys f***ing nailed it! thanks for an amazing if not the best Bond theme ever!
@billieeilish @007.”
A third was equally enthusiastic, writing: “I’m now even more excited about Daniel Craig’s final #JamesBond film, #NoTimeToDie , with today’s release of @billieeilish’s haunting ballad, which has the potential to become a classic Bond theme song.”
No Time To Die is slated to be Daniel Craig’s final appearance as James Bond and sees him go up against a new baddie, played by Rami Malek.
It was confirmed on Thursday that Billie will perform the theme song at the Brit Awards next Tuesday at London’s O2 Arena.
The star will be joined by Hollywood film composer Hans Zimmer and a full orchestra.
A source told MailOnline: “Artists at the BRITs this year have been given more creative licence with their performances and Billie wanted nothing more than to showcase No Time to Die on a big stage in the country where James Bond is famed for.”
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James Bond producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson previously called the decision for Hans to write the score as a “dream come true”.
The composer won an Oscar for his work on Disney’s The Lion King in 1994.
Meanwhile Billie wrote and produced the theme alongside Hans’ score.