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[February 2026] Music titles available on Hulu: documentaries, live performances, films, music shows, and more

Hulu is a subscription-based video streaming service that offers not only movies and anime, but also Hulu original titles.

In this article, we’ve picked out works related to music from among them! Use it to discover a variety of music content, including live performances and documentaries.

Also noteworthy are music-related programs from the Nippon TV network, many of which are only available on Hulu.

Whether you’re a music lover or someone looking to discover new titles, be sure to check them out and enjoy your favorites!

[February 2026] Music titles available on Hulu: documentaries, live performances, films, music programs, and more (1–10)

Given The Movie: To the Sea

From the two-part theatrical sequel to the 2019 anime Given, the latter installment is the 2024 release Given The Movie: To the Sea.

After failing a contest that would have qualified them for a festival, the band receives an offer to make a major-label debut, and the film focuses on how the characters grapple with that decision.

It makes you curious about what kinds of relationships emerge through their musical activities and how those relationships influence the choices they make.

Not only does it feature the protagonist band, Given, but it also includes songs from other bands, making it a work that stands out musically as well.

Yasushi Akimoto × AI Yasushi Akimoto

This is a project in which an AI modeled on lyricist Yasushi Akimoto’s way of thinking—created using the latest AI technology—competes by having each version produce a song.

The challenge is to create a track commemorating AKB48’s 20th anniversary, and a popularity vote will decide which of the two songs is superior.

A key point is that only the winning song will be released digitally, which likely adds pressure for Akimoto given his long track record.

It’s a project that seems poised to convey both Akimoto’s feelings about how he has engaged with AKB and how far AI has evolved.

Yomiuri Nippon Symphony Orchestra: Sosina and Exquisite Classics

This program features Soshina from Shimofuri Myojo guiding listeners through famous classical masterpieces, aiming to help a wide range of people—from beginners to classical music fans—enjoy the sound.

It gently teaches the basics related to classical music, including fundamental knowledge and behind-the-scenes stories of renowned pieces, showing easy ways to appreciate classical music from the ground up.

With performances by the Yomiuri Nippon Symphony Orchestra, it also serves as a guide on how to enjoy those performances.

It’s perfect both as a starting point for listening to classical music and as an opportunity to deepen your knowledge.

[February 2026] Music titles available on Hulu: Documentaries, live performances, films, music programs, and more (11–20)

2025 BABYMONSTER 1st WORLD TOUR ‹HELLO MONSTERS> IN JAPANBABYMONSTER

The Japan leg of K-POP girl group BABYMONSTER’s first-ever world tour is now streaming exclusively on Hulu.

You can watch the added Japan date from March–April 2025, featuring their performance at K-Arena Yokohama.

In addition to signature bangers like “DRIP” and “SHEESH,” the set also highlights ballads such as “Love, Maybe” and “DREAM.” The must-see moments include BABYMONSTER’s powerful performances and their passionate interactions with fans, MONSTIEZ.

With each member’s individuality shining on stage, this video lets you fully experience BABYMONSTER’s appeal.

Oishi x Nakamura’s Nostalgic Anison (Anime Song) Club

A music variety show hosted by anisong singer Masayoshi Oishi and voice actor Shugo Nakamura.

Each episode welcomes a guest voice actor to passionately discuss unforgettable anime songs, with live performances in the studio as well.

Listening to the stories behind nostalgic anisongs brings back all kinds of memories and really tugs at the heartstrings.

The show’s charm lies in its witty, anisong-loving banter and one-off sessions that create a special atmosphere, packed with content anime fans can truly relate to.

No No Girls

An audition program produced by rapper Chanmina.

In a groundbreaking move for auditions, it removes restrictions on height, weight, and age—a decision rooted in her own experience of not being able to debut in a girl group.

Partnering with BMSG, led by SKY-HI—the label behind BE:FIRST—the show’s mutual respect and love-first approach also makes a strong impression.

With 7,000 applications from Japan and abroad, the main competition features 30 candidates who passed the screening and will hone their skills together.

Watching them pursue their own “Yes” while aiming to debut is sure to be inspiring.

Oasis: SupersonicOasis

Released in 2016, this Oasis documentary became a hot topic among music fans.

It traces the band’s journey from their formation to the legendary 1996 Knebworth concerts.

Both Noel Gallagher and Liam Gallagher were involved as producers, giving the film a distinctly authentic perspective.

It’s a must-see not only for longtime Oasis fans but also for those just getting into Western rock music.

With news of a reunion arriving in 2024, the film has been drawing renewed attention.