Fans of legendary musician Prince will soon be able to experience one of his notable concert eras on the big screen. The concert film "Prince: 3121 Las Vegas Live" is scheduled to premiere across more than 500 theaters nationwide starting December 3 for a limited engagement. Tickets for the theatrical screenings have officially gone on sale. Designed to deliver an immersive sensory experience, the 154-minute presentation features remastered 4K visuals paired with Dolby Atmos audio in equipped venues.

Prince performing live on stage during his 3121 Las Vegas era

The performance encapsulates a broad spectrum of Prince's extensive catalog. Audiences will hear iconic hits such as "Purple Rain," "Kiss," "If I Was Your Girlfriend," and "U Got the Look," alongside tracks from his "3121" and "Musicology" records. The setlist also includes extended musical jams and covers of classics like "Crazy," "Pass the Peas," and "Play That Funky Music." Moviegoers interested in upcoming theatrical events can check our movie coverage section for further cinema updates.

The film screening forms part of a larger multi-format release celebrating the musician's 2006 album "3121." Prior to the film's theatrical debut, a live album titled "3121 Las Vegas Live" will be released on double CD and triple-LP crystal blue vinyl for Record Store Day Black Friday on November 27. Following that, an expanded edition of "3121" will arrive digitally and in physical packages—including 3LP + Blu-ray and 2CD + Blu-ray configurations—on December 11.

The expanded digital release combines the original 12-song tracklist with 10 unreleased raw recordings. Among these additional tracks are acoustic renditions of "The Word," "Love," and "Te Amo Corazón," in addition to titles like "Time of Ur Life," "The Streets of Panama," "Another Girl," and "Glass Cutter." Originally released on March 21, 2006, through NPG Records and Universal Music, "3121" achieved a major commercial milestone by becoming Prince's first record to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart, ultimately marking his fourth album overall to reach the top spot.