New Petty Music Video Blends Old Photos with Fan-Submitted Photos & Videos

Posted on August 28, 2018

Just over a month from now, we’ll get a chance to dive into the An American Treasurebox set (September 28).

Earlier in the year, fan submissions were being solicited to be included in an upcoming Tom Petty music video.

That video has now arrived. The song is an alternate take on “You and Me” from 2002’s The Last DJ. The video for “You and Me (Clubhouse Version)” blends old and classic Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers photos with photos and videos which were submitted by fans.

Did you submit a photo or video? Watch the new music video below and see if you were chosen!

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