In May, 2005 in front of nearly 6,000 people, Embrace walked out onto a specially built stage at the Millennium Square, Leeds city centre for one of their most memorable gigs to date. A somewhat intimate setting for a band of their stature to play, this gig was recorded for prosperity and sees itself being released on DVD under the title « A Glorious Day-Live In Leeds ».

“A Glorious Day-Live In Leeds” is the first in concert DVD from Embrace and captures the band at their very best. Recorded in 5.1 surround sound, brothers Danny and Richard McNamara, singer and guitarist respectfully, bassist Steven Firth, drummer Mike Heaton and Mick Dale on keyboards thrill the ecstatic crowd with a set list that spans their entire career.

Whether its the brilliant Save Me, Wonder, Someday and All You Good Good People or the anthemic Ashes, the band deliver a flawless and emotional set that strengthens their hold as one of Britain’s best loved bands. The stunningly brilliant Gravity is dedicated to its writer to rapturous applause from the crowd before coming to one of the high points of the night. Hailing from the West Yorkshire area, this was a real home coming for Embrace and this is highlighted by the response Come Back To What You Know received as every hand is raised and every voice heard as the crowd sing along.

Bonus features on Embrace-A Glorious Day includes a never before seen documentary of this historic day. Witness the behind the scenes goings on that made the gig possible, including sound checking Gravity and an exclusive interview with the whole band. Also included are the promo videos for Ashes, Looking As You Are, Gravity and A Glorious Day, a ten minute fan film and a hidden Easter Egg for everybody to discover.