[April 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!
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[April 2026] Music Works & Live Collections Available on Amazon Prime Video (141–150)
Laurel Canyon: Dream of West Coast Rock
For anyone who loves American music—especially the bands dubbed “West Coast Rock”—Laurel Canyon is nothing short of a sacred place.
Located northwest of Hollywood, Laurel Canyon became famous as a hub of the counterculture from the 1960s onward.
This film is a documentary themed around that very holy ground of West Coast rock: Laurel Canyon.
It features many bands, groups, and artists who sparked booms even in Japan, making it a must-see for fans.
Interestingly, many of the key musicians at the center of the movement weren’t originally from the West Coast; a great number relocated to California from other regions.
With that background in mind, be sure to check out this film.
White Riot
White Riot is a documentary depicting Rock Against Racism, a movement launched around Red Saunders.
In late-1970s Britain, young people campaigned for the abolition of racial discrimination, and their efforts to convey their message through music gained support alongside bands like The Clash and Steel Pulse.
The film captures the background behind The Clash’s iconic song White Riot and shows young people expressing their convictions through demonstrations and music festivals.
The Young Lords’ Concert Vol. 4 ~New Season~
As the title “Concert of the Noble Gentlemen” suggests, the fourth installment of this special music event—where leading gentlemen of the music world gather—is now available to watch on Amazon Prime.
In addition to the popular pianist Ryota Kikuchi, who is widely active with YouTube as his main platform, and Budo, a YouTuber known for street piano performances, the new series welcomes a fresh face: Masahiro Yonezu, a hugely popular pianist in the classical music scene.
You can also enjoy a luxurious time with REAL TRAUM, a group of four vocalists from Tokyo University of the Arts, serving as hosts.
[April 2026] Music Works & Live Collections Available on Amazon Prime Video (151–160)
Documentary series “RIDE ON TIME”
This is Season 6 of the ongoing documentary series “RIDE ON TIME,” which closely follows idols behind the scenes.
The footage spotlights King & Prince after they became a two-member group in May 2023, offering a must-see for not only idol fans but music lovers as well.
Spanning seven months of behind-the-scenes coverage centered on their first arena tour as a duo, it portrays the bond between Kaito Takahashi and Ren Nagase as they confront the group’s changes and possibilities, and it’s sure to move viewers with the feelings conveyed through their music.
Tonight with Arlo ParksArlo Parks
This work is composed of live performance footage and interviews with London-born singer-songwriter Arlo Parks.
In addition to Arlo Parks, it features British artists such as Romy from The xx, Glass Animals, and Dave Okumu.
The piece focuses on Arlo Parks’s 2021 debut album, Collapsed in Sunbeams, offering a glimpse into the appeal of a standout artist of the next generation.
BUCK-TICK The Movie: The Buck-Tick PhenomenonBUCK-TICK
This film, “BUCK-TICK The Movie: The Buck-Tick Phenomenon,” is a two-part documentary that closely followed BUCK-TICK throughout 2012 to commemorate the 25th anniversary of their major-label debut.
Since their formation, BUCK-TICK has never undergone a lineup change and has remained an active rock band at the forefront of the scene.
Featuring rarely seen recording sessions, the electrifying energy of their live shows, and other richly detailed footage, this work has become a valuable document.
Both Part 1 and Part 2 are available to watch on Amazon Prime Video.
You can also enjoy the overwhelming performances of the extraordinary frontman Atsushi Sakurai—who suddenly departed in October 2023—as well as many rare moments of him offstage.
Even those who have only recently become fans of the band should definitely check it out.
BILLIE BillieBillie Holiday
Also known as Lady Day, the American jazz singer Billie Holiday drew enormous attention.
The film “BILLIE” portrays her life—a work through which you can feel the way she kept singing despite an extraordinarily harsh existence.
The film was created using recorded interviews and rare footage about Billie Holiday left behind by journalist Linda Lipnack Kuehl, who had been following her.
Please watch this soulful work: songs sung by Billie Holiday at the risk of her life, and reporting done by Linda Lipnack Kuehl with the same life-or-death dedication.
