Check out the list of top 10 Movies and TV Shows on Music Industry –
Shows on Music Industry
‘Almost Famous’ (2000)
Almost Famous, released in 2000, was partially based on the director’s experience as a teen writer for Rolling Stone. In the early 1970s, an adolescent journalist, played by Patrick Fugit, writes for the magazine. As a result, he was granted the opportunity to follow an upcoming rock band on tour in order to write a piece about them.
‘La La Land’ (2016)
Damien Chazelle’s La La Land is a breathtakingly stunning film centered on Mia (Emma Stone), an aspiring actress, and Sebastian (Ryan Gosling) as they seek to reconcile their loving relationship with their career ambitions.
‘A Star is Born’ (2018)
Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper appear in this third remake of the 1937 film of the same name, which delivers fans a devastating and emotional tale throughout. It depicts the deterioration of Jackson Maine, a popular but drunken musician who meets a talented vocalist and assists her in becoming a star.
‘Vinyl’ (2016)
Vinyl is a 10-episode series created by Mick Jagger, Martin Scorsese, Rich Cohen, and Terence Winter that revolves around a New York music producer (Bobby Cannavale) attempting to make a career out of the city’s music industry in the 1970s.
That Thing You Do!’ (1996)
That Thing You Do! shows the rise to the top of a fictional 1960s one-hit wonder Pennsylvania pop band titled The Wonders, established a year after the Beatles captured America’s love and attention, and their attempt to remain relevant with the help of their manager.
‘Whiplash’ (2014)
The second film on this list by Chazelle is a music drama about a bright music student and jazz drummer (Miles Teller) who enrolls in a prestigious music conservatory. Meanwhile, an incredibly demanding tutor (J.K. Simmons) will go to any length to put Andrew’s skills to the test.
‘Hustle & Flow’ (2005)
Hustle & Flow, directed by Craig Brewer, is about a pimp (Terrence Howard) who aspires to be a hip-hop emcee with the support of folks in his Memphis neighborhood. Djay tries to cope with several persons who are attempting to bring him down in the meantime.
‘Empire’ (2015–2020)
Empire, starring Terrence Howard as a hip-hop mogul, tells the story of a wealthy artist manager who must select amongst his three competing kids who will take over his multi-million dollar firm after he dies. Meanwhile, his ex-wife, who has recently been released from prison, strives to retrieve what is rightfully hers.
‘The Sound of Metal’ (2019)
The Sound of Metal by Darius Marder, starring Riz Ahmed as a metal drummer, exposes the musician’s struggle with his hearing progressively declining after turning to art in the last four years to keep his inner demons at bay.
The Sound of Metal is a unique film that is both thought-provoking and emotionally impactful. Although it doesn’t focus as much on the movie industry as it does on the protagonist’s inner battle, it’s nevertheless a riveting and fascinating watch with an exceptional acting performance by Ahmed.
‘Vox Lux’ (2018)
Following a star’s journey from the ashes of a great national catastrophe she experienced as a youngster to the top charts of the pop music industry, Natalie Portman’s Neon’s Vox Lux explores the singer’s attempt to deal with problems that threaten her career.