Amazon Music will livestream Outside Lands 2026 across all three days of the festival, bringing the San Francisco event to viewers worldwide via Prime Video and the Amazon Music Twitch channel. The festival runs August 7–9 in Golden Gate Park, with the stream beginning at 4:30 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time each day, according to Pitchfork.

The headliners are Charli XCX on Friday, the Strokes on Saturday and Rufus Du Sol on Sunday. It is the festival's first edition since the death of co-founder Jonathan Mayers the previous year, Pitchfork reported.

Friday's Channel 1 livestream schedule includes Grace Ives, Kerala Dust, Sierra Ferrell, Tinashe, Geese, Clipse, Charli XCX and Turnstile. Saturday's Channel 1 lineup features Lucy Dacus, Ethel Cain, Djo, the xx and the Strokes. Sunday's Channel 1 stream covers Death Cab for Cutie, Jade, the Temper Trap, Empire of the Sun and Baby Keem. Pitchfork published the full schedule with all times listed in Pacific Daylight Time and noted that it is subject to change.

On the ground in Golden Gate Park, festival gates open at 11:00 a.m. each day, music starts at noon and wraps at 10:00 p.m., according to the Outside Lands official site. Amazon Music's own livestream lineup page lists additional artists and set times in UTC — the format used for global coordination across time zones — including John Summit, Doja Cat, Beck, ROLE MODEL, Doechii and MARINA.

Amazon has been livestreaming Outside Lands for several consecutive years. The 2024 edition streamed on Prime Video and the Amazon Music Twitch channel starting at 1 p.m. Pacific each day, and Amazon Music returned to stream the 2025 festival from August 8–10.

Prime Video's listings show broadcast slots beginning at 6 p.m. Eastern on Friday, August 7 and Saturday, August 8, with an additional slot on Monday, August 10 at 8 a.m. The streaming platform's concert collection lists the event as running from Friday through Monday. Outside Lands' official website confirmed that Amazon Music will stream the festival all weekend.

For fans, the livestream offers a way into a festival that sells out quickly each year, and at no extra cost to Prime subscribers. The schedule's "subject to change" caveat is standard for festivals — set times shift when stages run behind — so viewers checking the stream should expect minor adjustments.

The festival's official set times page had not yet published full stage-by-stage timings as of the most recent check, though the livestream schedule provides a working guide for remote viewers planning their weekend.