“EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert” Rocks Theaters Worldwide

 

Baz Luhrmann’s “EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert” is an immersive cinematic experience that brings the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll’s legendary performances to life.

Produced by Sony Music Vision, Bazmark and Authentic Studios, and distributed by NEON and Universal Pictures, the film combines rare 16mm and 8mm footage from Presley’s iconic 1970s Las Vegas residency and Elvis on Tour with newly rediscovered recordings in which he shares “his side of the story.”

Through a seamless blend of archival footage and modern cinematic storytelling, EPiC captures the energy, charisma and artistry that made Presley a cultural icon. Viewers are immersed in his dynamic stage presence, intimate behind-the-scenes moments and groundbreaking musical performances, gaining a deeper understanding of his influence on music, film and popular culture.

The film serves as both a tribute and a fresh reintroduction to Presley’s enduring legacy, offering an unforgettable experience for longtime fans and new audiences alike.

The third-greatest opening for a documentary of all time and highest-grossing week ever for a documentary in IMAX, EPiC is now in theaters worldwide.

 
 

London Premiere

As part of its global rollout, the film screened in London at the BFI IMAX, drawing a mix of music legends, entertainment figures and media personalities eager to honor Elvis Presley’s enduring cultural impact.

Director Baz Luhrmann was on hand to present the film and greet guests, while rock icon Rod Stewart attended alongside his wife Penny Lancaster, adding star power to the evening.

Rising entertainment and television personalities, press and industry insiders also filled the theater, creating an energetic, multigenerational crowd that reflected Presley’s broad influence across music, film and pop culture. Together, the guest list and electric atmosphere underscored the film’s role as both a tribute and a cinematic reintroduction to one of music’s most iconic performers.

LOS ANGELES Premiere

The first U.S. premiere of “Elvis Presley in Concert” took place at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles, drawing filmmakers, industry executives and cultural tastemakers to celebrate the immersive tribute to the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll.

Baz Luhrmann greeted guests, while “Elvis” star Austin Butler made a striking appearance on the red carpet along with Loni Love, Tallulah Willis, Dita Von Teese, Trisha Paytas and Jane Seymour, bringing added buzz and a meaningful connection to Presley’s on-screen legacy.

The lively crowd of entertainment figures, press and industry insiders highlighted the film’s cultural impact and anticipation ahead of its worldwide release.

NEW YORK CITY Premiere

The “EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert” world tour continued in New York City with an exclusive screening at the Crosby Street Hotel. The private event brought together press, partners and industry tastemakers to experience the film ahead of its wider theatrical rollout.

Baz Luhrmann presented the screening, which was attended by notable actors including Adrien Brody and F. Murray Abraham. Guests were also treated to a display of one of Elvis Presley’s iconic jumpsuits, bringing the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll’s legendary style to life.

The screening celebrated the concert documentary’s blend of rare footage, music and storytelling, offering attendees a first look at the film before its official theatrical debut.

Paris Premiere

“EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert” continued its worldwide rollout with a special screening in Paris, France, hosted by Baz Luhrmann. The event drew high-profile attendees, including Anna Wintour, and sparked a wave of social content across both the film and Elvis channels.

Epic around the world

EPiC hit the global stage in a big way, rolling out across 47 markets and more than 3,700 screens.

In Spain, the film’s debut earned national television features and prominent coverage in leading newspapers, including El País and El Mundo.

Sweden’s campaign leaned digital, with syndicated coverage across the country, on-air and online support from Sveriges Radio and a robust paid media push across Spotify, YouTube, Instagram and Facebook.

In Norway, partnerships with Sony Music Norway helped drive awareness, while Denmark teamed up with Nordisk Film Biografer, the country’s largest cinema chain, for strong in-theater and media support. The film also secured a double-page print and online feature in Ekstra Bladet, along with a primetime TV news segment, bolstered by local Elvis expert Ernst Mikael Jørgensen.

Watch the Trailer

More than a documentary and a concert, “EPiC” is a bold experience that offers fans a front-row seat to history through a deeply personal lens.

 
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