Due to the pandemic, 2021 music festivals like Coachella and Boston Calling have been canceled. If you’re missing the energy of live concerts, here are five of the best concert films to watch.

Taylor Swift: Reputation Stadium Tour (2018)
Where to Watch: Netflix

This concert film captures Taylor Swift’s most recent world tour, the Reputation Stadium Tour. The filmed concert includes pyrotechnics, a larger-than-life stage production, and the pop queen herself. It’s almost like you’re experiencing the show in person for the first time.

Dave Chappelle’s Block Party (2005)
Where to Watch: Cinemax or Amazon Prime

Hosted by comedian Dave Chappelle, the documentary follows Chappelle and residents of his Ohio hometown as they travel to Brooklyn, N.Y., for a free block party concert. Chappelle includes various hip hop and neo-soul artists like Kanye West, Mos Def, Jill Scott, Erykah Badu, and The Roots. The film also reunited the group, the Fugees, after seven years. While performances are at the forefront, the film shows rehearsal footage and funny moments of Chappelle’s journey to create this event.

Ariana Grande: Excuse Me, I Love You (2020)
Where to Watch: Netflix

The film observes Ariana Grande on-stage and behind the scenes of her 2019 Sweetener World Tour. While it highlights the power of Grande’s vocals and her rising popularity, it shows her humble and adorable personality through conversations with her mom, crew, and backup dancers. The songs are so catchy they might pull you right off the couch to start dancing along.

Nirvana Live at the Paramount (2011)
Where to Watch: Amazon Prime

You can relive the magic of the iconic rock band Nirvana as they perform at the Paramount Theater in Seattle, Washington. Filmed on October 31, 1991, the concert features live performances from their debut album Bleach and second album Nevermind. Viewers can see the intensity and feel pure adrenaline as the band performs.

Hopefully, these films can give you a life-changing music experience without having to leave the comfort of your couch! No movie can replace the joy of a real-life concert, but until we can finally see live performances again, we’ll be streaming our favorite moments in music over and over.