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Amazon Music providing full livestream coverage of Outside Lands this weekend, across Twitch and Prime Video, starting at 1 PM PDT on August 9.
Today, Amazon Music will kick off its weekend-long livestream of Outside Lands 2024, with wall-to-wall coverage across Twitch and Prime Video. Amazon has also revealed the livestreaming schedule for day one of the festival.
Starting today (August 9) at 1 PM PDT, fans will be able to tune in and enjoy sets from artists including The Killers, Gryffin, Daniel Caesar, Reneé Rapp, Young the Giant, and more. Additional lineups over the weekend will be revealed each morning on the Amazon Music Instagram account.
Sponsored by Levi’s, the livestream will be available on the Amazon Music channel on Twitch and Prime Video, starting at 1 PM PDT each day from Friday, August 9, to Sunday, August 11. Fans can also listen to the Official Outside Lands Playlist on Amazon Music, featuring music from artists performing at this year’s festival.
The Outside Lands livestream from Amazon Music will include a host set with Mystery School. Amazon Music will also host festivalgoers at The Terrace presented by Amazon Music. The Terrace will offer fans attending Outside Lands in-person an exclusive VIP viewing experience of the Main Stage, bringing them closer to the artists they love. The Terrace will have a full bar, photo opportunities, and space to dance. Concertgoers only need to show their Amazon Music app to gain entry.
Outside Lands Friday, August 9 Livestream Schedule (PDT)
- 1:35 PM | Real Estate
- 2:30 PM | Rochelle Jordan
- 3:20 PM | Dadi Freyr
- 4:10 PM | The Japanese House
- 5:05 PM | Shaboozey
- 5:50 PM | Young the Giant
- 6:55 PM | Reneé Rapp
- 7:45 PM | Kevin Abstract
- 8:25 PM | The Killers
- 10:00 PM | Daniel Caesar
- 10:50 PM | Gryffin
Industry scuttlebutt suggests Amazon Music subscriptions aren’t growing at the same pace as they have been previously. During a UMG financial earnings call in July, EVP, Chief Financial Officer and President of Operations Boyd Muir noted this slowdown among its partners. Muir says the decrease in streaming revenue for UMG could be attributed to “the slowdown in subscriber growth at certain platforms.”
“While Spotify, YouTube, and many regional and local platforms have continued to exhibit healthy growth in subscribers, other large partners who have been less successful in driving global adoption have seen a slowdown in new subscriber additions.”
