This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to see the King live. A stunning new film is bringing Elvis Presley back to the big screen in a way you’ve never experienced. Get ready to feel the thrill of his concert as if you were really there. This is the closest anyone will ever get to seeing Elvis perform again.
Filmmaker Baz Luhrmann is creating EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert for 2026, using rare, rediscovered footage from the 1970s, found hidden in salt mines. The film won’t have actors or narrators. Instead it features Elvis’s own voice and restored footage to tell his story. This will be a completely new and personal way to see his legendary live shows and experience his powerful stage presence.
EPiC: ELVIS PRESLEY IN CONCERT Announcement from filmmaker Baz Luhrmann
Fans are calling this the most exciting Elvis project ever. The idea of seeing crystal clear, never before seen performances has sparked a massive wave of excitement. People are thrilled by the chance to relive his magic and the goal is to make audiences feel like they have a front row seat to history witnessing his genius in a way that was once impossible.
You can get a small taste of that magic right now with a video of his 1972 performance of See See Rider showing his incredible energy. Even on a screen, you can feel his commanding stage presence and hear his powerful voice. He takes charge of the stage with a captivating style that draws you in. This clip is a perfect example of the thrilling concert experience the new film promises to deliver on a grand scale.
ELVIS PRESLEY – See See Rider (1972) 8K
The connection between the new film and the old clip is undeniable. Both bring the real Elvis directly to his audience. The old footage showcases his timeless talent while the new film uses modern technology to create a truly immersive concert experience that feels more real than ever before.
Don’t miss this unforgettable return of a music legend. Follow official music and film pages for all the latest news on the 2026 release. This is your chance to be part of a global event and see the King in a way your parents never could. Get ready to witness history come alive.