Mogwai! Turnstile! Angine de Poitrine! Here’s how you can experience Fuji Rock 2026 from the comfort of your home this weekend
Fuji Rock Festival 2026 takes place at the Naeba Ski Resort in Japan this weekend, and fans unable to travel there will be able to watch performances free via streaming. Amazon is broadcasting the festival, so audiences worldwide can tune in from home, with the option to use a VPN to bypass regional restrictions.
Amazon will stream sets from four stages, including the Green and White Stages, on Prime Video, the Amazon Music app and Twitch. The line-up features Mogwai, Massive Attack, Turnstile, The Beths, Kneecap, Angine De Poitrine and Asian Kung-Fu Generation, with coverage running across Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 5.30pm PST / 8.30pm EST / 1.30am BST.
In short
- Fuji Rock Festival 2026 streams live from Japan this weekend
- Amazon broadcasts via Prime Video, Amazon Music app and Twitch
- Line-up includes Mogwai, Massive Attack, Turnstile and Kneecap
Explained simply
Fuji Rock Festival is one of Japan's most prominent annual music festivals, held at the Naeba Ski Resort in Nagano. It has taken place each year since 1997 and attracts international and local artists spanning rock, electronic, alternative and other genres.
Attending the festival typically requires travelling to Japan and purchasing tickets. This year, Amazon is streaming performances from the festival for free on Prime Video, Amazon Music and Twitch, allowing audiences worldwide to watch from home.
The festival takes place this weekend across Friday, Saturday and Sunday, with broadcasts beginning in the early morning for UK audiences. Viewers in other time zones will access the performances at different times, depending on their location.
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