Learn more about the spiritual and emotional side of music in Shangri-LA. Set in producer Rick Rubin’s Def Jam Records studio in California, this docuseries features interviews, insights, and discussions surrounding music. If you’re wondering how to watch Shangri-LA on Showtime, here are some methods to do so.
Where to Watch Shangri-LA
Good news! There are a few ways you and your family can not only enjoy Shangri-LA but everything Showtime has to offer. Showtime offers a free 30-day trial with access to hit TV shows, movies, documentaries, sports, and more. You can also stream live, on-demand, or save shows to watch offline from any TV, tablet, PC, or phone.
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How Many Episodes Are in Shangri-LA?
There are four episodes in Shangri-LA. Each episode lasts 45 minutes on average. You can check the complete list of Shangri-LA episodes and their scheduled date release here below.
- “Magic”: July 12, 2019
- “Myth”: July 19, 2019
- “Wrestling”: July 26, 2019
- “Belief”: August 2, 2019
What Are the Critics Saying About Shangri-LA?
Shangri-LA received a 100% from critics. Audiences are somewhat mixed on the series. Some were disappointed that the show focused more on the music rather than the man behind it. However, others found it was an insightfully creative look at how music touches people’s lives.
“This four-part documentary, directed by Morgan Neville, is less a profile or biography than an evocation of a vibe and an exploration of a sensibility. It’s an invigorating ramble around a singular mind and a restorative meditation on creativity.” – Troy Patterson, New Yorker
“Shangri-LA will take some work to get through some of the more mystical stuff, but it’ll give you a lot of insight into how your favorite music comes into being.” – Joel Keller, Decider
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Is Shangri-LA Suitable for Kids?
Shangri-LA is rated TV-MA which is suitable for viewers ages 17+. However, the series may contain real-world topics or themes not suitable for young children.
