[February 2026] A collection of music titles you can watch on Netflix. Check out Netflix Live!
For those overwhelmed by video subscription services—there are so many titles that it’s hard to know what to check out—you’re not alone! In this article, we’re rounding up music-related titles you can watch on Netflix, especially recommended for music fans: artists’ live performances, documentaries, and more.
You can enjoy music in a variety of forms, and documentaries let you glimpse the inner world of artists.
One of Netflix’s appeals is that many of these titles are available only there.
Make the most of this article and enjoy exploring!
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[February 2026] A collection of music titles available on Netflix. Check out Netflix Live! (91–100)
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.
Perfume Imaginary Museum “Time Warp”
Perfume celebrated their 20th anniversary as a group and the 15th anniversary of their major-label debut in 2020.
That year, many concerts, events, and festivals were canceled due to the impact of COVID-19.
In the midst of that, the online event P.O.P” Festival” was held, and you can watch it on Netflix as Perfume Imaginary Museum “Time Warp.” Perfume’s regular live shows are already incredible, but this one was performed entirely in a virtual space.
The fusion of Perfume and digital technology is astonishingly cool.
[February 2026] A Collection of Music Titles You Can Watch on Netflix. Check Out Netflix Live! (101–110)
Travis Scott: Look Mom I Can Fly
Travis Scott is a popular American rapper.
The film “Travis Scott: Look Mom I Can Fly” delves into his album production and live performances, and even his private life, including parenting and legal issues.
Because the story is carefully structured leading up to the final concert, it feels more like watching a movie than a documentary.
It’s a great introductory pick even for those who aren’t familiar with American hip-hop.
Whitney Houston I Wanna Dance with Somebody
Whitney Houston, a singer who passed away at the young age of 48.
Released in theaters in 2022, the film portraying her life is Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance with Somebody.
It depicts the journey she took to become a world-renowned singer.
The movie features many of her smash-hit classics, including I Will Always Love You and I Wanna Dance with Somebody.
Whether you’re a longtime fan or someone who has yet to hear her songs, why not witness the life of a star on the big screen?
Shine! Praise Team
You know how sometimes a film that divides opinion ends up being more interesting than one everyone unanimously calls “fun”? That’s exactly the kind of buzzworthy movie Praise This is—in a good way.
The story begins with a perpetually rebellious young woman who dreams of becoming a superstar singer-songwriter and gets sent to Atlanta.
There, she ends up with a struggling gospel choir—an introduction that alone is exciting.
The film is directed by Tina Gordon, who wrote Drumline and produced Little.
It’s a refreshing watch that might make you wonder, “Why is this even controversial?”
Shintaro Sakamoto LIVE 2022 @ Cabaret New Hakuba
Have you ever heard of “Yura-Tei”? Of course, music aficionados will know “Yura Yura Teikoku,” one of the few bona fide psychedelic rock bands in Japan.
They’re no longer active, but if you like Nirvana or The Zombies, you should give them a listen at least once.
Anyway, back to the point: the live shows by Shintaro Sakamoto, who was the vocalist of Yura Yura Teikoku, are seriously on fire.
Not only does he carry forward the shimmering, warped textures from the Yura-Tei era, but since going solo he’s also been crafting straightforward, pop-leaning melodies—essential listening even if you’re not already a fan.
Even if you don’t usually watch live music programs, don’t miss this!
The Lady in the Orchestra: The Wind that Changed the NY Phil
This is a documentary about Orin O’Brien, a double bassist who became the first woman to join the New York Philharmonic as a full member.
It portrays her journey to success as a musician—entering under the great conductor Leonard Bernstein and forging an independent path in the male-dominated orchestral world of the time.
Since joining in 1966, she has enjoyed a career spanning over 50 years, and her way of life—Bernstein even called her a “miracle worker”—is sure to inspire courage.