Watch the Trailer for the New Showtime Documentary on Tim McGraw and Faith Hill

by Jim Casey | @TheJimCasey | August 4, 2017

Showtime will premiere a new documentary on Tim McGraw and Faith Hill on Nov. 17.

Tim & Faith: Soul2Soul will give fans an inside look at the superstar couple on the road through their latest Soul2Soul Tour, with a focus on how Tim and Faith brought their signature tour back to life after 10 years.

“We’re really excited about [the tour] because it’s such a musical show,” said Tim to Nash Country Daily in April. “The band—there’s a lot of moments in this show that really highlights how good our band is—they are fantastic. We’ve been looking forward to this for a long time. For me, the chances that I get to watch Faith sing, it’s like a Nascar trying to keep up with an Indy car when we’re out there. Nascar is pretty good, but Indy car is fast. It’s a long show, we’re getting to play some great songs that we really love and we have a few surprises for everyone in there.”

“Tim is one of the greatest entertainers that’s ever graced the stage and that is the honest-to-God truth,” added Faith. “I haven’t been on tour in 10 years, but we worked really, really hard for many months preparing, putting together, dissecting this show with a lot of very talented people. So once the moment comes that we are actually able to get on the road and get going and out there playing for the fans, it’s like a celebration when we hit the stage.”

Tim & Faith: Soul2Soul premieres on Showtime on Nov. 17 at 8 p.m. CT.

Check out the new trailer below.

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