
Amazon Music Live
Doja Cat performs onstage during the 2026 BET Awards at Peacock Theater on June 28, 2026 in Los Angeles, California. Kevin Winter/Getty Images
Amazon Music Live revealed the lineup for season five of its concert series, featuring Doja Cat, Don Toliver, Noah Kahan and other artists.
The pre-taped concerts will air following Thursday Night Football on Amazon Music, Prime Video and Twitch. Kahan opens the series on Sept. 24 with footage from his Great Divide World Tour farewell show at T-Mobile Park in Seattle.
Don Toliver earned his first No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 with his January release OCTANE. The Cactus Jack artist finished the second North American leg of his OCTANE World Tour in Brooklyn over the weekend, and that Barclays Center performance streams on Amazon Music Live on Oct. 1.
Toliver welcomed multiple guests during the trek, including appearances in Brooklyn from Cardi B, Busta Rhymes, Sexyy Red and others.
Doja Cat begins the North American leg of her Tour Ma Vie world tour on Oct. 1 in Detroit and celebrates her 31st birthday at The Forum in Los Angeles on Oct. 22, the day after her birthday. That show airs as part of Amazon Music Live on Oct. 29.
Lainey Wilson performs at Mohegan Sun Arena on Oct. 10, returning to the venue where she played her first arena show in 2023. The performance airs on Oct. 15 after the Thursday Night Football game between the Seattle Seahawks and the Denver Broncos.

Amazon Music Live
Source: Billboard
Texas’ New Attorney General Nathan Johnson Is a Former ‘Dragon Ball Z’ Composer
Bob Dylan and Pope Leo XIV Meet at the Vatican
Hitsujibungaku, Kyary Pamyu Pamyu and Otoboke Beaver to Play Japanese Music Showcase matsuri ’26 in London
BAND-MAID Discuss the Playfulness of ‘SPIN,’ the ‘BEYBLADE X Bey Kingdom Arc’ Ending Theme, in Interview
Sombr Jokes He’s ‘Really Tough’ After Chipping His Tooth in a Not-So-Hardcore Onstage Incident
Cardi B Reveals First Photos and Uncommon Name of Her Son With Stefon Diggs as He Turns 1
‘Chucky’ Creator Taunts Nicki Minaj After She Posts AI Image of Doll Wearing ‘Vote Red’ Badge
Starbucks’ First Holiday Album in More Than a Decade Features Christmas Covers by Brandi Carlile, Leon Thomas and Magnus Ferrell, Plus a JYT Original