The first two sections of the film cover the early years of the festival, including its many financial issues and failures, as shared in interviews with the festival’s founders. The following sections cover Coachella’s successful years and transformation into the festival that it is today. The documentary focuses on the inclusion of EDM music and hip-hop and the desire from younger audiences for more mainstream artists to perform. It additionally mentions the increasing diversity of artists who perform on stage and offers a glimpse into Coachella’s bright future.

In K-Pop Idols: Inside the Hit Factory, music journalist James Ballardie takes a trip to Seoul to learn more about the K-Pop fascination. He meets with Soo-Man Lee, the man behind the phenomenon to learn more about their culture and influences in the music industry.

Is K-Pop ready to take over the pop music industry, or is it just another fad? The documentary takes a look at the making of K-Pop stars and how they keep coming out on top.

It’s no surprise that Fleetwood Mac has their own following of celebrity fans, and many of them came out to pay tribute to this all-star rock band for this documentary. With talented musicians on every instrument, this is one band that cannot be compared to when they take the stage.

Fans are never disappointed by the work of Fleetwood Mac. This documentary gives an inside look into the workings of these extraordinary songwriters and musicians like never before.

Fans of Cole’s music will not be disappointed, however. There are several musical interludes featuring songs from his chart-topping album of the same name. While there are many documentaries highlighting similar issues, J. Cole brings his own unique vision to the screen with a clear love and empathy for his subjects. The film provides a look at a largely unnoticed area of the country and creates an indelible impression that is hard to forget.

The documentary features fascinating insights from those who knew Amy best and discusses the legacy she has left in the world of music. As an artist without peer, she shifted the musical landscape of her times.

Fans of Dr. Dre’s music, as well as those who are interested in the history of hip-hop, will delight in all of the interviews and special footage now available. Watch as one man creates Death Row Records and then is forced to battle it out with his former business partner. From tantalizing tunes to real-life drama, Dr. Dre’s story has it all.

The film looks back 25 years after on the tour itself, as well as the process of auditioning and being chosen as part of the troupe. It also details controversies after the tour. Madonna proclaimed herself the mother of her troupe, but in the fallout after Blonde Ambition, the group sued Madonna. Only one of the dancers went on to join her on her following tour.

Soaked in Bleach challenges this established narrative of Cobain’s death as a suicide. Interviews of various people surrounding the circumstances including private investigator Tom Grant (whom Kurt’s wife, Courtney Love, hired to find Kurt right before his body was found), Seattle Police Chief Norm Stamper, and Rosemary Carroll who served as Cobain and Courtney Love’s attorney. The film looks to examine inconsistencies in the idea that the Nirvana singer succumbed to depression and killed himself. Instead, the filmmakers focus on examining the possibility that foul play was involved.

Pink is an example of what it means to be a star and she fully embraces the idea of the rock and roll way of life. She talks about how she is thrilled to be the mom of a little girl and how her daughter has made her feel young again. She admits that she loves everything that is dangerous.

Pink constantly keeps her crew on their toes with her crazy antics and wild stunts. She loves her life and epitomises what it means to be a queen of pop.

The documentary explores three decades of hit-making records from the recording studio and some of the reasons for its huge success and acclaim, along with the eventual deterioration of the studio until its closure in 2011. Grohl’s film was inspired by his own purchase of the studio’s custom analog Neve console and journeys his attempt to bring the studio back to its former glory.

Told through the experiences of some of the biggest stars in the music industry, the story provokes insights from the studio’s humble beginnings, reminiscing of shag-pile carpets and second-hand recording equipment that came to life and led to some of the most famous rock records of all time.