[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 Performances Available on Amazon Prime Video (11–20)
Ed Sheeran: Amazon Music Songline
In 2024, Ed Sheeran’s shows at Tokyo Dome and Kyocera Dome were packed to the rafters.
He praised the audience, saying, “Japanese fans listen quietly to the quiet songs” and “you can feel the respect,” and even performed an unplanned acoustic version of a song.
That’s a superstar for you! This program closely follows the making of Ed Sheeran’s latest album, PLAY, offering a deep look behind the scenes.
It’s packed with highlights, including Amazon-exclusive archival live footage and interviews with his various collaborators.
A must-watch that will satisfy both longtime fans and newcomers alike.
Yorushika LIVE: “Dance of the Moon and the Cat”Yorushika
Yorushika delivers songs with a novel-like storytelling quality to their listeners.
This video work captures the live performance “Tsuki to Neko no Dance,” staged around their 2023 music art collection Gento.
It is structured in two parts: segments where vocals and the band’s performance are presented in sync with visuals, and segments of a dramatic reading by actors.
The content conveys the poetic allure of their music while allowing audiences to enjoy both sound and imagery.
It’s a live video where suis’s somewhat wistful vocals and the band’s technical sound electrify the venue.
Hikaru Utada Live Sessions from AIR StudiosHikaru Utada
This is a live performance by Hikaru Utada that was first streamed as a paid event on January 19, 2022.
It was also memorable because it fell on Utada’s birthday.
Since the stream coincided with the advance digital release of the album “BAD Mode,” songs from that album were performed, along with tracks released under the name Utada for their U.S.
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Another highlight is the chance to savor performances by Jody Milliner—who served as the bandmaster for the actual concert—and others, recorded at a prestigious studio in London.
With widely praised video and audio quality, it’s a sure bet for music fans to lose themselves in this masterpiece.
Creepy Nuts Live at TOKYO DOMECreepy Nuts
This is footage from Creepy Nuts’ first-ever performance at the Tokyo Dome, held on February 11, 2025.
Performing with a massive screen behind them and dramatic lighting, the tense atmosphere really lifts the energy.
The nimble track layered with rapid-fire lyrics gradually pulls the audience into their world, creating heat and unity even in a venue as large as the Tokyo Dome.
Even though it’s their first time at this venue, they deliver the same consistent performance, giving a reassuring sense of reliability.
NEWS LIVE COLLECTION 2007-2023NEWS
Although the agency’s name has changed from Johnny’s to SMILE-UP.
to STARYO, NEWS has consistently thrived as the group’s leading artists.
The current members—Shigeaki Kato’s literary talent, Masuda’s versatility on variety shows, and Koyama’s incisive commentary as a newscaster—showcase activities so multifaceted and wide-ranging that they go beyond the realm of typical idols.
Of course, this “NEWS LIVE COLLECTION 2007–2023” also features nostalgic faces of former members like Tomohisa Yamashita, Yuya Tegoshi, and Ryo Nishikido! Packed with long-treasured, nostalgic clips, it’s a must-watch even for those who aren’t fans.
Hikaru Utada: Laughter in the Dark Tour 2018NEW!Hikaru Utada
This video release fully captures the final show at Makuhari Messe from the long-awaited domestic tour—her first in 12 years—held in 2018, the year Hikaru Utada marked her 20th debut anniversary.
This milestone concert spans a wide range of songs, from early signature hits like “First Love” and “Automatic” to tracks from her then-latest album, “Hatsukoi.” Rather than relying on flashy production, it’s Utada’s matured vocals, the powerful band sound, and the striking contrast between the venue’s stillness and its fervor that deeply move the viewer.
It’s an unforgettable, emotionally resonant stage that music fans shouldn’t miss, where two decades of her journey flow as a single, continuous story.
[April 2026] Music Films & Live Collections Available on Amazon Prime Video (21–30)
GENERATIONS 10th ANNIVERSARY YEAR GENERATIONS LIVE TOUR 2023 “THE BEST”GENERATIONS from EXILE TRIBE
This work captures the tour that GENERATIONS launched in 2023 after celebrating their 10th anniversary in November 2022.
As the tour title “THE BEST” suggests, it features a wide range of songs from their latest releases to their early tracks.
It also includes newly filmed footage of a new song performed mid-show and interviews with the members, resulting in a highly satisfying live video that showcases not only their singing and dancing but also their personalities.
