If you’ve ever watched Thursday Night Football on Prime Video and found yourself wondering about the concert that follows, you’re not alone. Amazon Music Live (AML) has quickly become one of music’s most exciting stages, bringing stadium-worthy performances directly to viewers after the game.
With the show’s fourth season kicking off on Thursday, October 23, here’s everything you need to know about this innovative concert series.

What is Amazon Music Live?

Amazon Music Live is a concert series that streams live performances from top musical artists immediately following Thursday Night Football on Prime Video. Each episode features a different performer in a custom-designed set, broadcasting from Los Angeles to audiences worldwide.
The series launched in 2022 and has grown substantially since then, with viewership for Season 2 more than tripling compared to its first season.

When and where can you watch ‘Amazon Music Live’?

Amazon Music Live streams immediately after Thursday Night Football. You can watch the livestream series on Prime Video, Twitch, and the Amazon music app.

Who’s performing on ‘Amazon Music Live’ this season?

Season 4 features a diverse lineup across four episodes after Thursday Night Football:
  • October 23: Shaboozey, whose genre-blending country sound has dominated Amazon Music’s “Country Heat” playlist, will celebrate Country Music Month live with fans.
  • October 30: Foo Fighters, one of Amazon Music’s most streamed rock artists, will represent the “Alternative Hits” playlist with their stadium-ready rock anthems.
  • November 6: Fuerza Regida, stars of the “Platino” Latin playlist, will showcase the rising global wave of regional Mexican music.
  • November 13: aespa, the K-pop sensation who frequently tops the “K-Pop Now” playlist, will bring their electrifying performances to the stage.
Each week’s performance will be broadcast live in front of an in-person audience in Los Angeles, with actor and entertainer Liza Koshy reprising her role as the official Amazon Music Live social host.
This story has been updated with information about Season 4. A previous version included reporting by Mara Leighton.