[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!
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[February 2026] Music titles available on Hulu: Documentaries, live shows, films, music programs, and more (31–40)
Cheer HIGH: The Starting Line of Dreams
A next-generation J-POP boy group project produced by HYBE, the company behind BTS and ILLIT.
In the show aired in 2025, challengers—referred to as runners—aged 15 to 22 push each other to improve as they aim for their debut.
Beloved singer Jaejoong, popular in both Japan and Korea, and Hitomi Honda, formerly of IZ*ONE and AKB48, appear as pacemakers.
It’s available elsewhere too, but only Hulu offers the complete version with full archives.
How to Remember Sadness: Documentary of Nogizaka46
A documentary about Nogizaka46, the first Sakamichi idol group.
Released in 2015, it offers a close-up look at behind-the-scenes moments that are rarely seen, likely providing many new insights.
Beyond the glamour of these artists—who debuted as AKB48’s official rivals—the film features interviews that reveal their single-minded effort and inner feelings.
Watching members from diverse backgrounds confront their journey within Nogizaka46 will, just like the tagline says, surely melt away sorrow and give you courage.
HANA-CHANnel
A terrestrial broadcast debut of HANA’s first flagship TV show, featuring the girls group born from the audition ‘No No Girls,’ a collaboration between rapper Chanmina and SKY-HI’s music production company BMSG.
A key point is that Hulu offers previously unaired footage not shown on TV.
The one-on-one talks with guests and solo vocal performances, including covers, are must-sees.
Aimed at growing so they can blossom even more, the show lets viewers experience the charm of HANA’s members through a variety of challenges.
BanG Dream! Ave Mujica
A new TV anime series from the popular band story “BanG Dream.” As a sequel to “BanG Dream! It’s MyGO!!!!!,” it centers on the gothic band “Ave Mujica,” whose members all wear masks, creating a mysterious and serious atmosphere.
It portrays the human relationships behind commercially successful bands and the growth of the girls involved.
As the story progresses, secrets are revealed, making each episode more compelling.
Be sure to pay attention to the deep psychological portrayals and the music that resonates with the anime’s mood.
BE:FIRST TV
This is a variety show where you can feel the members of BE:FIRST giving their all, through on-location shoots and studio talks.
Since the group’s name carries the meaning of always being number one, the show’s concept also revolves around “being No.1.” In Season 1, they take on various No.1 cultures; in Season 2, they set out to create the biggest surprises—continuing to face different on-location challenges.
From the members’ spirited efforts during shoots to their lively banter with Ryuta Sato in the studio, the show offers plenty of highlights.
[February 2026] Music titles available on Hulu: documentaries, live performances, films, music shows, and more (41–50)
IDOL RADIO LIVE IN SEOUL
IDOL RADIO is a popular K-pop–dedicated radio program by the Korean broadcaster MBC, well known to K-pop fans.
On September 28, 2024, it held a live event titled “IDOL RADIO LIVE IN TOKYO ~Shining Moments~” at Tokyo Garden Theater, which thrilled Japanese K-pop fans—a fresh memory for many.
The event introduced here, “IDOL RADIO LIVE IN SEOUL,” as the name suggests, was a live show held in Seoul with a star-studded lineup on September 23, 2023.
It’s great for fans to be able to easily watch events from Korea while in Japan.
If you love K-pop and missed this event, be sure to check it out!
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A rock band from Okinawa formed in 1998.
Because their activities are centered in Okinawa, they appear in the media less than other artists, but they remain a band with a strong and enduring fanbase.
Their 2001 smash hit “Chiisana Koi no Uta” has become synonymous with the band.
They also have many songs filled with positive messages, such as “Arigatou” and “GO! FIGHT! WIN!”.
Capturing their passionate performance, this live film is MONGOL800-message-.
What message will you take away from this work? Enjoy the fiery live show to the fullest!