Amazon Music Live launches its fifth season on September 24, 2026 with a Noah Kahan broadcast. Amazon describes the program as a presentation of the artist's final U.S. show on the Great Divide World Tour at T-Mobile Park in Seattle. September 24 is the broadcast date. The venue's official calendar shows that Kahan performed in Seattle on August 30 and 31, so September 24 should not be treated as the date of the in-person concert.
When does the Noah Kahan Amazon Music Live broadcast start?
Amazon says Season 5 premieres on Thursday, September 24, immediately after Thursday Night Football. On the same date, Prime Video lists Atlanta Falcons at Green Bay Packers for 8:15 p.m. Eastern Time, which is 9:15 p.m. in Brasilia on that day.
This means the official pages reviewed do not give the concert a separate fixed start time. The reference point is the end of the game. If the game runs long, the music broadcast starts later. To avoid missing the opening, the practical option is to open the Amazon Music Live channel before TNF ends.
Which Seattle show will be broadcast?
T-Mobile Park lists two Noah Kahan dates: Sunday, August 30, and Monday, August 31, both on The Great Divide Tour. Amazon's announcement, however, does not state the recording date. It describes the content as the "final U.S. show".
Combining the two official sources, the most consistent identification is the August 31 performance, the second and final Seattle night. That date is an editorial inference based on the venue calendar and Amazon's description. The company does not literally state "recorded on August 31" in the announcement reviewed.
Where to watch on September 24
In the official Season 5 announcement, Amazon lists these outlets for Amazon Music Live:
- Amazon Music;
- Prime Video;
- Twitch;
- Amazon Live;
- the Amazon Music app on Fire TV.
Prime Video's September guide also highlights Prime Video, Twitch, and the Amazon Music app. The official Amazon Music event page is the most direct event link published by the company. Availability and access requirements can vary by country, platform, and account, so viewers should confirm the event inside the service they plan to use.
Why does Amazon call it the final U.S. show?
Amazon's wording is specific: it uses "final U.S. show" and, elsewhere in the announcement, "final U.S. stadium show." That does not mean September 24 is the final date of the entire tour, and it does not mean the concert took place on that date. The broadcast presents the closing performance from Kahan's run of U.S. shows.
This distinction matters because Season 5 of Amazon Music Live was announced as a series bringing performances captured from major tours to viewers at home. In Noah Kahan's case, the Seattle concert had already taken place when the September 24 broadcast was announced.
What is confirmed
| Item | Confirmed information |
|---|---|
| Broadcast date | September 24, 2026 |
| Seattle concert dates | August 30 and 31, 2026 |
| Final U.S. show | August 31 is the most consistent identification, inferred from the two official sources |
| Venue | T-Mobile Park, Seattle |
| Game before the broadcast | Atlanta Falcons at Green Bay Packers, 8:15 p.m. ET on September 24 |
| Amazon Music Live start | Immediately after Thursday Night Football, with no separate fixed start time announced |
| Amazon-listed outlets | Amazon Music, Prime Video, Twitch, Amazon Live, and the Amazon Music app on Fire TV |
Official sources
- Amazon Music: Amazon Music Live Season 5 announcement
- Amazon: Prime Video September 2026 schedule
- Seattle Mariners: Noah Kahan at T-Mobile Park on August 30 and 31
Information verified on September 21, 2026. Because Amazon ties the program's start to the end of the NFL game, the actual broadcast time can shift with the length of the game.
