Netflix Set to Release Documentary on Legendary Musician Emmylou Harris

Netflix is once again diving into the world of music documentaries, this time spotlighting one of country and folk music’s most enduring voices. The streaming giant has announced an upcoming documentary centered on the life and career of Grammy-winning artist Emmylou Harris, renowned for her ethereal voice, genre-defying style, and influential collaborations that have spanned over five decades.

The yet-untitled film promises to offer an intimate look at Harris’s journey from her early days in the Washington, D.C. folk scene to her collaborations with musical legends such as Gram Parsons, Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt, and Neil Young. The documentary will also explore Harris’s evolution as a songwriter, her advocacy work, and her lasting impact on generations of musicians across country, Americana, and rock music.

Produced by Netflix in collaboration with acclaimed documentary filmmaker Alex Gibney’s Jigsaw Productions, the film will blend archival footage, personal interviews, and live performances to paint a full portrait of the artist. Harris is also expected to contribute directly to the project, offering personal insights into her storied career and the creative choices that have defined her artistry.

Netflix has not yet revealed an official release date but confirmed the documentary is slated to premiere globally later this year. The announcement comes at a time of growing interest in biographical music content, following the success of other Netflix features on icons such as Dolly Parton, Johnny Cash, and Leonard Cohen.

As anticipation builds, fans and newcomers alike can look forward to an in-depth, lyrical tribute to one of the most respected and quietly revolutionary figures in American music.