Amazon Music announces the return of Amazon Music Live, the concert series airing after Thursday Night Footballexclusively on Amazon Music, Prime Video, Twitch, and more.
This season, Amazon Music Live hits the road, capturing recent performances from some of the biggest tours in the country. Each episode brings fans inside a landmark concert from one of music’s most electrifying performers, delivering the energy and spectacle of a sold-out arena directly to viewers at home.
The series kicks off September 24 with a broadcast of Noah Kahan’s final U.S. show of his sold-out Great Divide World Tour at T-Mobile Park in Seattle, cementing the multiplatinum artist as one of the year’s biggest touring forces following the release of one of 2026’s most defining albums. On October 1, Don Toliver comes to Amazon Music Live with a broadcast of the finale of the second leg of his critically-acclaimed, sold-out North American OCTANE Tour at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
On October 15, Amazon Music Live brings fans Lainey Wilson’s performance from Mohegan Sun in Uncasville, Connecticut, where she played her first arena show, featuring her groundbreaking—and record-breaking—blend of contemporary country, roots storytelling, and uncontainable energy. She’ll be bringing the heat in more ways than one. The season concludes October 29 with Doja Cat’s special birthday show from The Forum in Los Angeles, showcasing her boundary-pushing blend of pop, rap, and R&B, with a few surprises planned for the performance.
Since its launch in 2022, Amazon Music Live has emerged as a premier destination for must-see musical performances, delivering unforgettable shows to millions of fans around the globe. Previous seasons have featured chart-topping performances from A$AP Rocky, Ed Sheeran, and Feid debuting new music alongside surprise appearances from special guests including Post Malone, Offset, GloRilla, Keith Urban, and Machine Gun Kelly.
Last season brought Shaboozey, Foo Fighters, Fuerza Regida, and aespa to the stage for genre-spanning performances that showcased the breadth of music culture.