The fifth season of Amazon Music Live kicks off with Noah Kahan on September 24, followed by Don Toliver, Lainey Wilson, and Doja Cat.
Amazon Music has announced the return of Amazon Music Live, the concert series airing after Thursday Night Football exclusively 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.
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 artist as one of the year’s biggest touring forces following the release 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. As an executive producer, songwriter, creative director, and visual artist, Don showcases live how he blends hip-hop, rap, R&B, and cinematic storytelling.
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 signature blend of contemporary country, roots storytelling, and unmatched energy.
The season concludes on October 29 with Doja Cat’s special birthday show from The Forum in Los Angeles, showcasing her mix of pop, rap, and R&B, with a few surprises planned for the performance.
“I’m playing The Forum the day after my birthday, and I’m spending it onstage doing what I love most. That’s already special,” said Doja Cat. “But the fact that Amazon Music Live is bringing that energy to everyone at home? Now it’s a party. I put everything into these shows—every night—and I want people to see exactly what that looks like up close.”
“This season of Amazon Music Live will give fans a front-row seat to some of the most talked-about tours of the year. From Noah Kahan’s final U.S. stadium show to Doja’s hometown birthday celebration at The Forum, Amazon Music Live will continue to bring fans closer to the artists and shows shaping music and culture right now,” said Kirdis Postelle, Global Head of Artist and Fan Experiences at Amazon Music.
Amazon Music Live Season 5 premieres Thursday, September 24, immediately following Thursday Night Football on Amazon Music, Prime Video, Twitch, Amazon Live, and the Amazon Music app on Fire TV.
The announcement unveils yet another slew of major artists across high-quality content from Amazon Music, yet the streaming platform continues to lag behind its biggest rivals. YouTube Music experienced impressive subscriber growth this year, while Apple Music has surpassed Spotify as the top streaming provider in the United States. However, Amazon Music’s subscriber levels have been continually eroding over the last several years.
