64 Concert and Documentary Films
64 titles
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Shine a LightMovie · 2008 · 122m · Documentary, MusicMartin Scorsese's concert film documents The Rolling Stones performing live at New York's Beacon Theatre during their A Bigger Bang tour. Shot over two nights in 2006 with a talented group of cinematographers, the movie blends powerful concert footage with old material and exclusive behind-the-scenes moments. It presents a lively look at the band's lasting energy and history.IMDb 7.1TMDB 6.9 - 2
The Beatles: Get Back - The Rooftop ConcertMovie · 2022 · 65m · Music, DocumentaryOn January 30, 1969, The Beatles gave a surprise concert from the rooftop of their Apple Corps headquarters in London's Savile Row. This special 60-minute presentation features their final, iconic performance, digitally remastered for IMAX DMR quality in both picture and sound.IMDb 8.9TMDB 8.0 - 3
The Blues BrothersMovie · 1980 · 133m · Music, Comedy, ActionJake Blues gets out of jail with a strong desire to fix his past and reconnect with his family. Inspired by the Catholic home where he and his brother Elwood grew up, Jake wants to revive their old band.
They set out to save the home from financial problems, juggling their musical ambitions with personal growth and the chance for redemption. The film explores the strength of brotherhood, forgiveness, and the value of helping those who have helped us.
It’s a funny and moving story with great music, full of laughter, emotional moments, and surprises.IMDb 7.9TMDB 7.7 - 4
Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers: 30th Anniversary ConcertMovie · 2006 · 115mThis film captures Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers performing live at the O'Connell Center in Gainesville, Florida, on September 21st, 2006. - 5
Moonage DaydreamMovie · 2022 · 135m · Documentary, MusicThis film offers a unique look at David Bowie's artistic life, using previously unseen material to chart his evolution as a musician and innovator.IMDb 7.6TMDB 7.5 - 6
The Beatles: Eight Days a Week - The Touring YearsMovie · 2016 · 106m · Documentary, MusicIn 1963, The Beatles exploded onto the European music scene and, by 1964, took America by storm. Their revolutionary world tours transformed youth culture and arguably created modern mass entertainment. Throughout this period, they consistently released hugely popular singles and albums. However, the intense pressure of unprecedented fame escalated into overwhelming turmoil by 1966, prompting them to end touring. This allowed The Beatles to dedicate themselves to a series of albums that fundamentally reshaped recorded music.IMDb 7.8TMDB 7.5 - 7
The Concert for BangladeshMovie · 1972 · 103mThis film chronicles the groundbreaking Concert for Bangladesh, the first major benefit rock concert organized to aid refugees from East Pakistan. Former Beatles guitarist George Harrison and Indian sitar player Ravi Shankar spearheaded the event, held on August 1, 1971, at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The concerts, taking place at 2:30 pm and 8:00 pm, aimed to raise international awareness and funds for those affected by the genocide following the Bangladesh Liberation War.IMDb 8.2TMDB 7.8 - 8
David Gilmour - Live at PompeiiMovie · 2017 · 152mIn July 2016, David Gilmour, the singer and guitarist from Pink Floyd, performed two concerts at the ancient Italian amphitheater as part of his Rattle That Lock tour, marking his return to the venue after decades.IMDb 8.7TMDB 8.2 - 9
When You're StrangeMovie · 2010 · 86m · Documentary, MusicThe Doors, a hugely influential American rock band, were formed by the creative collaboration of four talented artists: drummer John Densmore, guitarist Robby Krieger, keyboardist Ray Manzarek, and singer Jim Morrison. This film uses footage captured between their beginnings in 1965 and Morrison's death in 1971 to chronicle the band's journey, from the film school where Manzarek and Morrison first met, to playing to packed stadiums.IMDb 7.6TMDB 7.3 - 10
Springsteen: Deliver Me from NowhereMovie · 2025 · 120m · Drama, MusicBruce Springsteen, a rising musician about to achieve worldwide fame, grapples with the demands of his burgeoning career and the lingering effects of his history.IMDb 6.6TMDB 6.7 - 11
Prince: Sign 'o' the TimesMovie · 1987 · 84m · Music, DocumentaryIn 1987, capitalizing on his growing popularity in Europe, Prince embarked on a major tour to support his self-titled album. While sales were strong overseas, they were slowing in the U.S. To revitalize interest, he decided to film a live concert for theaters in America. Performing with his band – Cat Glover on dance, Boni Boyer on keyboards, Levi Seacer Jr. on bass, Miko Weaver on guitar, Sheila E. on drums, and Dr. Fink of the Revolution – the energetic show captures Prince's dynamic stage presence. Although the music video for "U Got the Look" is included, the film mainly features the band's unforgettable live performance.IMDb 8.0TMDB 7.3 - 12
A Complete UnknownMovie · 2024 · 140m · Drama, MusicNew York, early 1960s. Amidst a lively music scene and significant social change, a mysterious 19-year-old from Minnesota arrives in the West Village with his guitar and groundbreaking musical ability, poised to reshape American music.IMDb 7.3TMDB 7.1 - 13
20 Feet from StardomMovie · 2013 · 89m · Documentary, MusicThe backup singers of the music industry exist in the shadows of fame. They provide the harmonies for the biggest names in pop, but their lives have remained hidden. This film reveals the untold stories of these singers and the world they inhabit.IMDb 7.4TMDB 7.2 - 14
Eagles: Hell Freezes OverMovie · 1994 · 99mAfter a fourteen-year break, the Eagles played live for the first time in April 1994. The name of their reunion album was a reference to Don Henley's 1980 remark that they would only perform together again "when Hell freezes over." Recorded at Warner Bros. Studios in Burbank, California for an MTV special, the live sessions yielded eleven tracks for the album, including a new acoustic rendition of "Hotel California."IMDb 8.5TMDB 7.6 - 15
Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson and The BandMovie · 2020 · 100mThis is the story of Robbie Robertson's early years and how he helped form The Band, a hugely influential musical group. It's a personal account that's both revealing and funny, offering a look at the band's rise to fame.IMDb 7.4TMDB 6.9 - 16
TommyMovie · 1975 · 111m · Drama, MusicThis film tells the story of a young boy who, after difficult childhood experiences, discovers an extraordinary talent for playing pinball. These events have left him with psychosomatic deafness, muteness, and blindness, but he compensates with heightened senses and a deep connection to the machines.
His remarkable skill draws the attention of a religious cult, who become fixated on him, wanting to study and exploit his unique abilities. The film explores themes of resilience and talent as we follow the boy's journey, examining the boundaries of his potential and the risks he faces from those who want to control him. The tone is suspenseful and captivating.IMDb 6.6TMDB 6.5 - 17
Stop Making SenseMovie · 1984 · 88m · Documentary, MusicThis concert film features Talking Heads at the height of their popularity, touring in support of their acclaimed 1983 album, "Speaking in Tongues." The performance begins with each band member taking the stage, building to a powerful ensemble that includes guest musicians. More than just a concert recording, the film combines live music with choreographed visuals and inventive set design for a captivating cinematic experience. Viewers are immersed in the band's wide range of songs, experiencing their distinctive ability to blend rock, funk, and avant-garde styles into a singular sound.IMDb 8.7TMDB 8.3 - 18
Led ZeppelinMovie · 2003 · 320mThe Led Zeppelin double DVD set, released in 2003, is the band's first official video collection of live performances since 1976. The footage captures shows from 1969 to 1979, including concerts at the Royal Albert Hall (1970), Madison Square Garden (1973), Earls Court (1975), and Knebworth (1979). Bonus features include promotional films from 1969 for "Communication Breakdown" and "Over The Hills And Far Away," short performances from French and Danish TV shows in 1969, a performance of "Immigrant Song" from Sydney in 1972, press conferences from New York and Australia in 1970 and 1972 respectively, an interview with The Old Grey Whistle Test, and promotional videos for "Travelling Riverside Blues" (both from 1990).IMDb 9.1TMDB 7.7 - 19
Let It BeMovie · 1970 · 81m · Documentary, MusicThis documentary offers a rare look inside The Beatles' creative process in January 1969. It captures the band's rehearsal sessions for the album originally planned as "Get Back," later released as "Let It Be." Using unedited footage and audio, the film provides an exclusive behind-the-scenes view of the musicians as they worked together to make their music. It shows the tension, friendship, and inspiration during these rehearsals, as the band tried to rediscover their beginnings and experiment with new sounds. The film is a fascinating look at creativity, teamwork, and the inner workings of one of the most famous bands ever.IMDb 7.6TMDB 7.6 - 20
Roger Waters: The WallMovie · 2014 · 133m · Music, DocumentaryThis concert film captures the former Pink Floyd singer-songwriter performing the band's 1980 double-album in its entirety during tour dates between 2010 and 2013.IMDb 8.5TMDB 7.9 - 21
Summer of Soul (...Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised)Movie · 2021 · 117m · Music, Documentary, HistoryThe summer of Woodstock also saw the Harlem Cultural Festival, where over 300,000 people gathered to celebrate African American music and culture, fostering Black pride and unity. Footage of this remarkable event remained hidden in storage for over 50 years, obscuring its place in American history—until now.IMDb 8.0TMDB 7.6 - 22
The Greatest Night in PopMovie · 2024 · 96m · Documentary, MusicIn January 1985, the world's top musicians came together to record "We Are the World." This film offers an intimate look at the making of that landmark recording.IMDb 7.9TMDB 7.9 - 23
DEVOMovie · 2024 · 94mDevo, a band formed during the turmoil of the 1970 Kent State anti-Vietnam War protests, achieved a hit with "Whip It" and broader popularity through their concept of societal "de-evolution."IMDb 7.6TMDB 7.5 - 24
Imagine: John LennonMovie · 1988 · 100m · Documentary, MusicThis biographical film explores the life of John Lennon, former Beatle, through his own narration, using rare materials from Yoko Ono’s collection and previously unseen footage from his private archives. The documentary offers an intimate look at the musician's life and career. Lennon’s voice guides the film, alongside interviews with those close to him: his first wife Cynthia, second wife Yoko Ono, and sons Julian and Sean. A unique conversation with David Bowie provides insight into Lennon’s influence from another musical icon. The film presents a fascinating exploration of John Lennon's life, combining his personal recollections with valuable interviews and rare footage.IMDb 7.8TMDB 6.8 - 25
The Day the Music Died: The Story of Don McLean's "American Pie"Movie · 2022 · 94m"American Pie" is more than just a popular song; it's a cultural touchstone that has resonated with audiences worldwide for over 50 years. This documentary explores the origins of the song, featuring firsthand accounts from those who were there at its creation. It also examines how a new generation of artists continues to be inspired by the same values and ideas that fueled the song’s original writing. The film connects the song's enduring relevance to key moments in American history, demonstrating why its themes remain powerful today.IMDb 7.1TMDB 5.5 - 26
David Byrne's American UtopiaMovie · 2020 · 105m · Music, DocumentaryThis film captures David Byrne's Broadway musical, a vibrant and inclusive celebration through music. It encourages audiences to find connection with one another and with people around the world.IMDb 8.2TMDB 7.6 - 27
Gimme ShelterMovie · 1970 · 92mThis film chronicles The Rolling Stones' highly publicized 1969 tour of the United States, ending with the infamous and tragic Altamont Speedway Free Festival on December 6th. The event, a pivotal moment in history, symbolized the end of the idealistic "peace and love" era, as it gave way to widespread disillusionment.IMDb 7.8TMDB 7.3 - 28
Dont Look BackMovie · 1967 · 96m · Documentary, MusicThe film explores Bob Dylan's life during the 1960s, a period of significant change. It shows him with his fans, in discussions with journalists, and relaxed with musicians like Joan Baez, Donovan, and Alan Price, offering insight into his perspective. The film highlights Dylan's intelligence and his lasting impact on music as he shaped popular culture during a time of social upheaval and new ideas.IMDb 7.9TMDB 7.4 - 29
Monterey PopMovie · 1968 · 80m · Music, DocumentaryThis concert film commemorates the historic 1967 Monterey Pop Festival in California. While not every performer from the festival appears, the film features memorable sets by legendary artists including the Mamas and the Papas, Simon & Garfunkel, Jefferson Airplane, The Who, Otis Redding, and a young Jimi Hendrix. The film highlights Hendrix's electrifying post-performance display, where he sets his guitar on fire, smashes it, and throws a piece to the audience—a defining moment of rock rebellion. It’s a captivating look at the 1960s music scene and demonstrates music's impact on culture.IMDb 7.9TMDB 7.3 - 30
Pink Floyd: PulseMovie · 1995 · 142mThis is a live recording of the legendary band's performance at Earls Court in London on October 20th, 1994, from their Division Bell tour.IMDb 9.2TMDB 8.4 - 31
The Last WaltzMovie · 1978 · 117m · Documentary, MusicLegendary director Martin Scorsese presents a documentary following "The Band" during their last tour. The film combines concert footage with backstage interviews and performances by artists like Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, and Van Morrison. It explores the personal relationships and creative conflicts within "The Band" as they experience life on tour and consider their shared history. The band members share heartfelt reflections on the good times and challenges of a career in rock 'n' roll. This documentary offers an intimate look at the music scene and captures the feeling of "The Band's" memorable final performances.IMDb 8.1TMDB 7.7 - 32
Classic Albums: Pink Floyd - The Making of The Dark Side of the MoonMovie · 2003 · 50m · Documentary, MusicTo celebrate the 30th anniversary of their iconic album, this documentary details Pink Floyd's creation of "Dark Side of the Moon," guided by original engineer Alan Parsons. Roger Waters, David Gilmour, Nick Mason, and Richard Wright offer extensive interviews, revealing insights into the recording process. The film explores the album's themes and uses original multi-track tapes to show how the band assembled the songs. Featuring performances by Roger, David, and Richard, it’s a must-have for Pink Floyd enthusiasts and a valuable look at rock history.IMDb 8.0TMDB 7.4 - 33
Fleetwood Mac - Don't StopMovie · 2009 · 60mFleetwood Mac, a consistently top-selling band still touring today, share their extraordinary story of love, conflict, triumph, and heartbreak. Few groups have experienced such significant musical and personal transformation. Starting in the 1960s British blues scene, they developed a distinctive West Coast sound, achieving massive success with the album *Rumours*, selling 40 million copies. But beneath the surface, relationships were often fraught. The band navigated numerous lineup changes, including six different lead guitarists. The album *Rumours* was fueled by the emotional fallout of two central couples' breakups, transforming personal pain into iconic pop music.IMDb 7.5TMDB 6.8 - 34
Keith Richards: Under the InfluenceMovie · 2015 · 82m · Documentary, MusicThis film explores the origins of Keith Richards' distinctive musical style as a songwriter, guitarist, and performer. It charts a journey to uncover the roots of his iconic sound.IMDb 7.1TMDB 6.7 - 35
Led Zeppelin: Celebration DayMovie · 2012 · 124m · MusicOn December 10, 2007, Led Zeppelin performed a tribute concert at London's O2 Arena for their friend and Atlantic Records founder, Ahmet Ertegun. The band's original members – John Paul Jones, Jimmy Page, and Robert Plant – were joined by Jason Bonham, the son of their former drummer, John Bonham. They played 16 songs from their most famous music.IMDb 8.7TMDB 8.1 - 36
Jimi HendrixMovie · 1973 · 98mThis documentary, made soon after his passing, examines the short life and lasting impact of guitarist Jimi Hendrix. After achieving fame in the U.K., Hendrix returned to the U.S., profoundly influencing a generation of musicians with his innovative playing. The film features interviews with family and peers, including Eric Clapton, alongside powerful footage from concerts like Woodstock and the Isle of Wight, creating a vivid portrait of a rock icon.IMDb 7.7TMDB 7.7 - 37
Rush: Beyond the Lighted StageMovie · 2010 · 107m · Documentary, MusicThis film explores the history of the Canadian rock band Rush, following their development from a progressive rock sound in the 1970s to the heavy rock style they are known for today.IMDb 8.4TMDB 7.5 - 38
Iron Maiden: Flight 666Movie · 2009 · 113m · Documentary, MusicFlight 666 follows Iron Maiden during the early part of their historic Somewhere Back In Time World Tour. The film documents their 50,000-mile journey across five continents, capturing 23 concerts in just 45 days. It provides exclusive behind-the-scenes access, showcasing both the energy of their live performances and the band's life on tour.
A central element is Ed Force One, Iron Maiden's specially modified Boeing 757. Piloted by lead singer Bruce Dickinson, a qualified airline captain, the plane acts as the band’s mobile home, transporting 12 tons of equipment.
The film offers a unique look at rock history in progress, with extensive live footage and personal moments with the band. It's a compelling story of dedication and passion, capturing the excitement of live music and the adventures of touring.IMDb 8.3TMDB 7.8 - 39
Roger Waters: The Wall - Live in BerlinMovie · 1990 · 115m · MusicThe film captures a remarkable live performance of Roger Waters' iconic album, *The Wall*, featuring a talented group of artists. Taking place in Berlin, Germany, shortly after the fall of the Berlin Wall, the concert unites stars like Cyndi Lauper, James Galway, Joni Mitchell, and Albert Finney to reimagine Waters' story of a rock star's struggle with madness and eventual recovery. More than just a concert, the event becomes a symbol of healing in a city marked by division and reunification. The film blends powerful music, compelling storytelling, and moving themes into a deeply immersive cinematic experience.IMDb 8.5TMDB 7.8 - 40
The Grateful Dead MovieMovie · 1977 · 132mIn October 1974, the Grateful Dead played a live concert at Winterland in San Francisco.IMDb 8.0TMDB 7.1 - 41
Pink Floyd: Live at PompeiiMovie · 1972 · 62m · Music, DocumentaryThis stylish film documents a remarkable 1971 concert by progressive rock band Pink Floyd. The show took place in the ancient Roman Amphitheater at Pompeii, Italy, uniquely staged without a live audience. The film has been released in four versions. The original 1972 release presented a complete 60-minute concert. A theatrical version in 1974 added interviews and behind-the-scenes footage of Pink Floyd recording their album *Dark Side of the Moon*. The 2003 Director's Cut enhanced the 1974 version with CGI visuals. The 2016 Blu-ray release rearranged the song order for a new and immersive experience of Pink Floyd's iconic performance.IMDb 8.6TMDB 8.0 - 42
Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story by Martin ScorseseMovie · 2019 · 142m · Documentary, MusicThis film blends documentary, concert footage, and surreal imagery to reflect the mood of 1975 America and Bob Dylan's vibrant performances during that year.IMDb 7.5TMDB 7.0 - 43
Muscle ShoalsMovie · 2013 · 111m · Documentary, History, MusicIn Muscle Shoals, Alabama, a remarkable musical phenomenon emerged from the Tennessee River. A collection of talented local musicians collaborated to create iconic songs like "Mustang Sally," "I Never Loved a Man," and "Wild Horses," among others. Amidst a time of intense racial division, white and Black musicians joined forces, forging a sound that endures and became known as the distinctive "Muscle Shoals sound."IMDb 7.8TMDB 7.2 - 44
Echo in the CanyonMovie · 2019 · 82m · Documentary, MusicThis film explores the origins of the legendary Laurel Canyon music scene in Los Angeles, showcasing the music of influential artists like The Byrds, The Beach Boys, Buffalo Springfield, and The Mamas & the Papas.IMDb 7.0TMDB 6.7 - 45
Festival ExpressMovie · 2003 · 90mThis film documents a massive Canadian rock festival train tour from the summer of 1970. A chartered train journeyed across Canada, carrying iconic musicians like The Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin, The Band, and Buddy Guy. For five days, these artists lived and performed together, playing concerts in major cities. The entire trip was captured on film.IMDb 7.5TMDB 7.1 - 46
Jesus Christ Superstar Live in ConcertMovie · 2018 · 100m · Music, Drama, TV MovieThis acclaimed musical is reimagined as a live concert, starring a collection of top recording artists. The story unfolds over the final week of Jesus' life, exploring themes of betrayal, love, and jealousy, all narrated from the viewpoint of Judas.IMDb 7.8TMDB 7.0 - 47
Super Duper Alice CooperMovie · 2014 · 86m · Documentary, MusicIn the 1970s Detroit music scene, Alice Cooper revitalized hard rock with elaborate stage shows. His shocking performances, featuring gruesome imagery, both captivated audiences and horrified conservative America, solidifying his status as a glam metal icon. "Super Duper Alice Cooper," assembled from rare archival footage, explores the life of Vincent Furnier, the preacher's son who became the man behind the iconic makeup and the monster he created.IMDb 7.3TMDB 7.1 - 48
Black Sabbath: The End of The EndMovie · 2017 · 97mThis film documents Black Sabbath's farewell tour. On February 4th, 2017, the band performs in Birmingham, their hometown, for their 81st and final concert, concluding a career of nearly fifty years.IMDb 7.4TMDB 7.7 - 49
Whitesnake: Live in the Still of the NightMovie · 2005 · 103mFilmed live at London's Hammersmith Apollo on October 20, 2004, this DVD captures Whitesnake's high-energy performance of their most popular songs and fan favorites. The recording showcases the band's dynamic show before a lively audience singing along to every song. The setlist includes: "Burn," "Bad Boys," "Love Ain't No Stranger," "Ready an' Willing," "Is This Love," "Give Me All Your Love," "Judgment Day," "Blues for Mylene," "Snake Dance," "Crying in the Rain," "Drum Solo," "Crying in the Rain," "Ain't No Love in the Heart of the City," "Don't Break My Heart Again," "Fool for Your Loving," "Here I Go Again," "Take Me with You," and "Still of the Night."IMDb 8.4TMDB 8.0 - 50
Sound CityMovie · 2013 · 106m · Music, DocumentaryThis is the story of Sound City and its legendary recording equipment, and how the shift to digital technology opened doors for artists who didn't fit into traditional music scenes. It follows David Grohl, former drummer for Nirvana and Foo Fighters, as he works to revive the studio's former greatness.IMDb 7.8TMDB 7.3 - 51
The Who: The Kids Are AlrightMovie · 1979 · 101m · Documentary, MusicThis documentary explores the lively history of British rock legends, The Who. Combining concert footage and interviews, it provides a close look at the band’s dynamic rise from their formation in 1964 to 1978. The film reveals the group's playful humor and adventurous spirit, illustrating what made them a legendary and influential band.
A key moment is their final live performance with drummer Keith Moon, filmed at Shepperton Studios in May 1978 – just before his death. The film celebrates the band’s musical impact while also reflecting on the temporary nature of fame and life. Ultimately, it’s not just a rock story; it's about the lasting power of music and its connection across generations.IMDb 8.0TMDB 7.3 - 52
Becoming Led ZeppelinMovie · 2025 · 122m · Documentary, MusicThe film follows the separate paths of four musicians as they navigate the British music scene of the 1960s. They play in small clubs across the country, performing many of the era's most popular songs. Their lives converge in the summer of 1968 when a rehearsal brings them together, irrevocably changing their futures.IMDb 7.5TMDB 7.2 - 53
Joe Strummer: The Future Is UnwrittenMovie · 2007 · 123m · Music, DocumentaryFrom 1977 onward, Joe Strummer profoundly impacted countless lives as the frontman of The Clash. Four years after his passing, his influence resonates globally, perhaps more powerfully than ever. "The Future Is Unwritten," directed by Julien Temple, presents a portrait of Joe Strummer as more than just a legend or musician – he was a vital voice of his era. Drawing on a shared punk past and the close friendship between Temple and Strummer in the years leading up to his death, the film is a tribute to Strummer's life, exploring his journey both with and beyond The Clash.IMDb 7.5TMDB 7.2 - 54
Led Zeppelin: Dazed & ConfusedMovie · 2009 · 56mThis film offers an intimate look at Led Zeppelin's rise from a promising start to legendary status. The distinctive connection between vocalist Robert Plant, guitarist Jimmy Page, bassist John Paul Jones, and drummer John Bonham fueled their groundbreaking music, but also created internal pressures. Witness the band’s extraordinary journey, where moments of immense triumph and profound conflict shaped one of rock’s most influential acts.IMDb 7.0TMDB 6.8 - 55
Johnny Cash: American RebelMovie · 2015 · 86m"Johnny Cash: American Rebel" features 12 key songs from Cash's career, spanning four decades, that express his passion, musical talent, and opposition to war, injustice, racism, and prejudice. The songs include classics like "Folsom Prison Blues," "Jackson," "San Quentin," "Man in Black," "Sunday Morning Coming Down," "Ring of Fire," and "Hurt." Each song reflects a period in Cash's life and the evolving story of America from the 1950s to today. The film combines interviews, concert footage, photographs, and personal items from the Cash family to tell this story.IMDb 7.7TMDB 8.2 - 56
It Might Get LoudMovie · 2008 · 97m · Documentary, MusicThis documentary explores the electric guitar through the eyes of three influential rock musicians: The Edge, Jimmy Page, and Jack White.IMDb 7.6TMDB 7.2 - 57
Rush - Clockwork Angels TourMovie · 2013 · 242mRush's 2012-2013 Clockwork Angels tour, a sold-out event, is captured on film with a distinctive visual style. The film uses unique camera angles to place the viewer directly on stage, backstage, and throughout the arena. This tour marked the first time the legendary band was accompanied by an eight-piece string section.IMDb 8.8TMDB 7.6 - 58
San Francisco Rock: A Night at the Family DogMovie · 1970 · 58mThis film captures live performances of Santana, the Grateful Dead, and the Jefferson Airplane at The Family Dog in 1970. Each band plays two songs, culminating in a collaborative jam session featuring musicians from all three groups.IMDb 7.8 - 59
The Clash: Westway To The WorldMovie · 1999 · 80mThis 2000 documentary chronicles the British punk rock band The Clash. It received a Grammy Award in 2003 for best long form music video. Directed by Don Letts, the film blends archival footage from the band's 1982 New York trip with new interviews featuring Mick Jones, Paul Simonon, Topper Headon, Joe Strummer, and others connected to the group.IMDb 7.7TMDB 6.8 - 60
U2: Rattle and HumMovie · 1988 · 98m · Music, Documentary"Rattle and Hum" is a documentary film offering an in-depth look at U2 during their historic Joshua Tree tour. The concert film captures the band's high-energy stadium shows with vibrant visuals, as well as the intensity of their smaller indoor performances. Following U2 across America, the film documents their exploration of new music and their collaborations, including unique performances with B.B. King, from Dublin to Graceland. The film captures the band at the height of their popularity, revealing behind-the-scenes moments and the connections that shaped their most memorable musical experiences.IMDb 7.6TMDB 7.2 - 61
WoodstockMovie · 1970 · 225m · Documentary, History, MusicThis film offers a detailed look at the legendary Woodstock Music & Art Festival in Bethel, New York, in August 1969. With rare access to those involved and extensive concert footage, it shows the excitement and difficulties experienced by the festival's organizers, musicians, and attendees. The movie presents an honest view of the event, covering various aspects like drug use among performers, nudity, and the muddy conditions faced by the crowd. It also examines the logistical problems caused by the unexpected arrival of half a million people, and the unusual scene when National Guard helicopters brought food and medical aid. The film provides insight into a pivotal cultural moment and its lasting influence on music and counterculture.IMDb 8.1TMDB 7.5 - 62
Iron Maiden: Rock In RioMovie · 2002 · 125m · Music, DocumentaryIron Maiden headlined the 2001 Rock in Rio Festival, playing one of the world's largest concerts to a sold-out crowd of 250,000 people and millions watching on television worldwide. The two-hour performance, captured with 18 cameras and edited by Steve Harris, showcases Iron Maiden at their peak, delivering what they considered their greatest show yet on the final night of their Brave New World Tour.IMDb 9.0TMDB 8.5 - 63
Led Zeppelin - The Song Remains the SameMovie · 1976 · 137mThis film captures Led Zeppelin's iconic 1973 concerts at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The concert footage is interwoven with glimpses into the band's private moments. Color sequences depict each member's personal fantasies and visions. The film features powerful live performances of songs like "Black Dog," "Dazed and Confused," "Stairway to Heaven," "Whole Lotta Love," "The Song Remains the Same," and "Rain Song."IMDb 7.6TMDB 7.8 - 64
Springsteen on BroadwayMovie · 2018 · 153m · Music, DocumentaryBruce Springsteen offers a rare look into his life in this intimate film. He shares personal stories alongside acoustic performances of his most famous songs. The film provides an exclusive glimpse into the struggles, successes, and inspirations behind the music of one of America's most important artists. It highlights Springsteen's ability to connect with audiences through his music and storytelling.IMDb 8.5TMDB 7.9
