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[February 2026] Music Works & Live Collections Available on Amazon Prime Video
In today’s world, countless subscription services offer movies and live performances.
Amazon Prime Video alone has an uncountable number of titles, so many people may be unsure where to start.
In this article, we’ll highlight must-watch live performance videos and music-themed movies, anime, and documentaries on Amazon Prime Video—especially recommended for music fans.
We’ve focused on titles that Prime members can start watching right away, so if something catches your eye, be sure to check it out!
[February 2026] Music Films & Live Performances Available on Amazon Prime Video (1–10)
BMSG FES’25
BMSG, led by CEO SKY-HI, hosted a music festival called BMSG FES ’25, held in Odaiba on September 27 and 28, 2025.
The event also commemorates the 5th anniversary of BMSG’s founding.
With the theme GRAND CHAMP, a variety of artists—including BE:FIRST—deliver performances.
A major focus is returning to their roots, allowing audiences to feel both the artists’ journeys so far and their drive to take on new challenges.
Another highlight unique to this event is the theme song and special unit tracks.
Beethoven FabricationNEW!
This work comically portrays the true figure of Beethoven, who is etched into history with the image of a genius musician.
It suggests that the image passed down to posterity was crafted by his secretary, Schindler, and also explores the motives behind why he created that image.
Even if the reality differed from the legend, the fact that there was a subordinate who tried to construct a “genius” persona conveys Beethoven’s human connections as well.
With Bakarhythm handling the screenplay, it’s also interesting to see just how far the comedy goes.
KING OF BULLSH*T -THE SAGA OF TOKONA-X-NEW!TOKONA-X
This is a documentary tracing the journey of the legendary rapper TOKONA-X, who shocked many people in a brief span of just ten years.
Even after his passing in 2004, testimonies from his contemporaries and associates reveal that the legend he left behind continues to live on.
With a wide range of 58 interviewees, it becomes clear what aspects of his personality and artistry captivated people.
The film also makes extensive use of footage from his performances at the time, allowing viewers to feel his musical appeal as well.
Kozamama♪ Sing! Koza’s mom!!NEW!
Set in Koza Ginten Street in Okinawa City, this work portrays four women who once performed together as a girls’ band.
It follows the former members of a popular R&B group as they make a comeback and move toward their dreams, conveying a sense of regained youth and momentum.
Reflecting on their lives so far while returning to music, the story expresses both nostalgia and emotion.
Another highlight is the appearance of various musicians from Okinawa, giving the piece a strong sense of Okinawan music.
Daoko A(nima) HAPPY NEW TOUR 2021NEW!DAOKO
This is footage showing the Tokyo performance from Daoko’s 2021 tour “A(nima) HAPPY NEW TOUR 2021.” Various kinds of music are layered with live instrumentation, and the overall presentation clearly conveys a strong sense of dynamism.
The set pieces arranged on stage are also a key element; the way they’re used effectively expresses each song’s world.
The headset microphone is striking as well—paired with a full-body performance style, it lets you feel the emotion embedded in the music.
HIKARU UTADA SCIENCE FICTION TOUR 2024
SCIENCE FICTION refers to what we commonly call SF.
The previous tour was Laughter in the Dark—Utada’s live shows always have meaningful titles.
Of course, even after six years away, Utada’s signature style is in full force on this tour! The setlist is packed not only with songs from the best album SCIENCE FICTION, released to coincide with the tour, but also with classic hits from over the years.
It’s a must-see concert film even if you’re not a die-hard fan.
And if you actually went to this tour, it’s a must-listen.
There’s even a setlist unique to the Yokohama K-Arena performance in this concert film, so be sure to check it out again!
Sanukite on the beachToshiyuki Tsuchitori
Toshiyuki Tsuchitori, a musician who has worked across a range of genres including ancient and folk music, presents in “Sanukite on the Shore” a work that seems to convey his thoughts through its distinctive sounds.
Set against the backdrop of the Seto Inland Sea, it features performances on sanukite, an ancient stone, whose unique resonance and the performer’s earnest expression create a mysterious world.
The piece also includes an interview that explores what ideas he listened to and what feelings he held leading up to this performance, allowing his thinking to come through.
It offers a way to sense what folk music is—not only through sound, but also through the intentions embedded within it.