[April 2026] A collection of music titles you can watch on Netflix. Check out Netflix Live!
With so many titles on video subscription services, you might be wondering which ones to check out—are you feeling overwhelmed? In this article, we’ll spotlight a curated selection of music-related content on Netflix that we especially recommend to music fans, including concert films, documentaries about artists, and more.
You can enjoy music in a variety of forms, and the documentaries let you glimpse the artists’ inner worlds.
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Be sure to use this guide and enjoy!
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[April 2026] A collection of music works available on Netflix. Check out Netflix Live! (91–100)
Straight Outta Compton
This work portrays the story-like rise of N.W.A, a hip-hop group active in early 1990s America.
While their provocative lyrics—charged with anger toward racism—were hugely popular, they also drew criticism and negative media coverage.
The film depicts the group’s way of life as they raced forward, captivated by hip-hop and weathering a barrage of public opinion.
It’s also a piece worth noting for its powerful live performance scenes that hurl raw emotion at the audience, vividly conveying the atmosphere of the time.
Time of Fujiko Hemming
Fuzjko Hemming, who made her debut in her sixties and sparked a major boom—not only for her genius as a pianist but also for her dramatic life, which was adapted into a TV drama.
Released in 2018 and directed by Shoichiro Komatsu, A Time with Fuzjko Hemming is a documentary film that follows Fuzjko closely for two years, capturing both her onstage and offstage life.
It even won Best Picture at the 10th Japan Film Critics Awards, and it’s wonderful that such a highly acclaimed work can be enjoyed so easily.
Born in Germany in 1932 and later raised in Japan, she lived through the turbulent wartime and postwar eras; the film lets you savor her character and charming allure—so be sure to check it out!
Mon Laferte: I Love You
Netflix produces documentary films about various musicians, and this work is a newly noteworthy documentary released in 2024 that closely follows Mon Laferte, a global singer known as the most nominated Chilean artist at the Latin Grammy Awards.
From her reportedly harsh childhood to her revolutionary success in the Latin American music scene, as well as her thoughts on the life changes of becoming pregnant and a mother, the film will be compelling not only for her fans but also for those in Japan who are curious about Latin American music, which is not widely known there.
Robbie Williams
Robbie Williams is a pop singer who represents the UK.
He made a spectacular debut at 17 and has produced a string of major hits.
However, it seems there were many hardships behind the scenes.
If you watch the film Robbie Williams, you can relive much of his life story.
It’s presented in four episodes, so it’s thoroughly depicted and easy to watch in parts.
By the way, the director is Joe Pearlman, a master of documentary filmmaking.
Lim Young-woong: IM HERO THE STADIUM
Lim Young-woong, the inaugural winner of the audition show “Tomorrow is Mr.
Trot”—a trot program akin to Japan’s enka and boasting popularity on par with K-pop—has become a nationally beloved singer.
This video features his 2024 stadium performance at Seoul World Cup Stadium, with added behind-the-scenes footage.
The work lets you fully experience Young-woong’s captivating, crowd-pleasing performance with an overwhelming sense of scale and presence.
It’s highly recommended not only for fans, but also for K-pop enthusiasts and anyone interested in pop music!
TAR Tar
A psychological film about an orchestra starring Cate Blanchett.
Cate plays Lydia Tár, a genius conductor who becomes the first female maestro and struggles with various barriers precisely because of her remarkable talent.
The trailer, with its hints of horror, will surely make you wonder how she deals with the mounting anxieties and problems closing in on her.
The fact that it was nominated in six major Academy Award categories also adds to the buzz.
Experience the shocking ending for yourself.
This Is Pop: The Evolution of Pop Music
This is a documentary released in 2021 that delves deeply into shifts in global music trends and the backstories behind their emergence.
Although it’s titled around the evolution of pop, it touches on a wide range of genres, including R&B, country, and rock.
Through interviews with people involved and archival footage from the time, it explores the broader currents of the music scene.
It’s recommended for those who want to gain a deeper understanding of various music from around the world and learn about the history of international music scenes.
