Streaming: EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert

Fans around the globe recently celebrated what would have been the 91st birthday of the legendary Elvis Presley. During a lively event at Graceland, fans came together to sing ‘Happy Birthday’ in honor of the iconic musician and entertainer.

For those eager to experience Baz Luhrmann’s acclaimed documentary “EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert,” the wait is almost over. After enjoying a successful run in theaters like Malco Collierville and Paradiso, “EPiC” is set to hit digital streaming platforms on April 7. This means that soon, you’ll be able to watch this fascinating documentary from the comfort of your own home.

If you’re planning to catch “EPiC” on digital platforms like Prime Video, Apple TV, or Fandango at Home, be prepared to shell out some “Money Honey,” as the King himself sang back in 1956. For example, on Amazon, you can own the movie digitally for $24.99 or rent it for 48 hours for $19.99. Physical media releases on DVD and Blu-ray are also in the works, with details on the release dates yet to be announced.

As a companion to Luhrmann’s celebrated 2022 biopic “Elvis,” which starred Austin Butler as Elvis, “EPiC” offers a unique look at the King through previously unseen concert footage, home videos from Graceland, vintage audio recordings, and other rare Elvis memorabilia. Released by Neon, the documentary initially hit IMAX theaters on February 20 and later expanded its run to over 1,900 screens, earning over $23 million at the box office by Easter weekend.

For those who prefer to wait for a more budget-friendly option, “EPiC” is expected to join the lineup on Hulu in the coming months. So, keep an eye out for this captivating documentary to become available for streaming on Hulu in late spring or summer.