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The Decline of Western Civilization is Penelope Spheeris's 1981 documentary on the 1979-1980 Los Angeles punk scene, including Germs and Black Flag.
Concert for George is a 2003 filmed performance honoring the life and music of George Harrison. Featuring numerous rock artists offering tributes to his work, it captures a memorable evening celebrating Harrison’s legacy. The concert showcases diverse interpretations of his songs and is primarily in...
Live Aid was a monumental 1985 benefit concert held at Wembley Stadium and across multiple locations globally. It featured performances by iconic rock artists like Queen, U2, and Paul McCartney raising awareness and funds for famine relief in Ethiopia. The film captures this historic event and remai...
The Concert for New York City is a 2001 Madison Square Garden benefit organized by Paul McCartney after 9/11, released on DVD in 2002.
The Concert for Bangladesh is Saul Swimmer's 1972 film of George Harrison and Ravi Shankar's Madison Square Garden benefit concerts for Bangladesh refugees.
Wattstax is Mel Stuart's 1973 documentary on the Stax Records concert at the Los Angeles Coliseum, added to the National Film Registry in 2020.
Soul Power is a 2008 documentary by Jeff Levy-Hinte about the 1974 Zaire 74 festival in Kinshasa, staged around Ali and Foreman's Rumble in the Jungle.
Eric Clapton's Crossroads Guitar Festival is a 2004 concert film from Dallas, documenting Clapton's first official Crossroads guitar event.
The Decline of Western Civilization Part II is Penelope Spheeris's 1988 documentary on late-1980s Los Angeles metal, from Poison to Megadeth.
Festival Express is Bob Smeaton's 2003 documentary on a 1970 Canadian train tour with Janis Joplin, the Grateful Dead, the Band, and others.
Glastonbury: The Movie is a 1996 British documentary by William Beaton, Robin Mahoney and Matthew Salkeld, filmed at the 1993 festival.
Message to Love: The Isle of Wight Festival is Murray Lerner's documentary of the 1970 Isle of Wight Festival, featuring Hendrix, the Who, and the Doors.
25 Years of Punk is a 2001 documentary on punk rock's first quarter-century, notable for interviews with scene figures such as Danny Fields.
