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Minecraft Live September 2026: Start Times and How to Watch

The livestream goes live on September 26 at 10AM PT, with global times, the stream links, and the Deep Dig after-show.

The livestream goes live on September 26 at 10AM PT, with global times, the stream links, and the Deep Dig after-show.

Minecraft Live returns on September 26, 2026, and Mojang has locked in the exact start time along with the platforms carrying the broadcast. The stream follows the recent Wilderness Bound drop and the story reveal for Minecraft Dungeons II, and it is set to run through a new game drop, developer interviews, and a look at what is coming later in the year.

Quick answer: Minecraft Live starts at 10:00 AM PT (1:00 PM ET / 7:00 PM CEST / 17:00 UTC) on Saturday, September 26, 2026. Watch it live at minecraft.net/live, on YouTube, or on Twitch.

Release time: September 26, 2026 at 10:00 AM PT / 7:00 PM CEST (17:00 UTC)

Image credit: Xbox Game Studios

Minecraft Live September 2026 start times by region

The broadcast begins at the same moment worldwide, so the local time shifts by time zone. For viewers on the West Coast it is a morning start, while parts of Asia and Oceania tune in during the early hours of September 27.

RegionLocal start timeDate
Pacific (PT)10:00 AMSept 26
Central (CT)12:00 PMSept 26
Eastern (ET)1:00 PMSept 26
Brasília (BRT)2:00 PMSept 26
UK (BST)6:00 PMSept 26
Central Europe (CEST)7:00 PMSept 26
India (IST)10:30 PMSept 26
China (CST)1:00 AMSept 27
Korea (KST)2:00 AMSept 27
Japan (JST)2:00 AMSept 27
Eastern Australia (AET)3:00 AMSept 27
New Zealand (NZST)5:00 AMSept 27

After Mojang’s creator-focused special, The Last Stand, wrapped up, the start time was confirmed. Its date matches one previously shown in an in-game notification to UK English players on Bedrock Edition.

Characters crossing wooden rope bridges through giant autumn trees in the Minecraft Live trailer
A scene from the Minecraft Live trailer showing characters crossing rope bridges among autumn trees. Image: Mojang Studios

Where to watch Minecraft Live

Mojang streams the event across its official channels, so you can pick whichever platform you already use. Tuning in a few minutes early helps avoid any buffering when the stream opens.

Accessibility versions of the stream are also carried on the Minecraft YouTube channel, including Audio Description, ASL, BSL, and a vertical feed. You will know the show has started when the countdown on the player ends and the live feed begins at 17:00 UTC.

The main presentation usually takes between thirty minutes and an hour; its length depends on how much Mojang has to present.

A group of Minecraft heroes running together across golden fields in the event trailer
Heroes dashing across golden fields in the Minecraft Live promotional footage. Image: Mojang Studios

The Deep Dig after-show

The Deep Dig after-show follows the main presentation, giving developers extra time to walk through new features. falsesymmetry hosts a segment starting at 16:30 UTC (9:30 AM PT / 5:30 PM BST), and Ph1LzA is also set to appear.


What Mojang is teasing for the broadcast

Mojang’s trailer confirms four parts of the broadcast: one focused on a new game drop; another on developer insights; a third covering new adventures; and a Minecraft Dungeons II showcase. The studio had highlighted all four directly before the stream.

A character gliding across the sky as the words A New Game Drop appear in the trailer
The trailer’s “A New Game Drop” moment as a character glides over the canopy. Image: Mojang Studios

The next game drop

With Wilderness Bound already live on Java and Bedrock, the stream is expected to preview the final drop of the year. Mojang teased a winter theme by posting an image of Steve standing in front of icy blocks with the caption “Something cool is coming to Minecraft Live,” pointing to a winter-themed release in December 2026.

Minecraft Dungeons II

The biggest confirmed tease so far is the next chapter of Minecraft Dungeons II. During The Last Stand, Mojang revealed the first part of the game’s lore, introducing the Sift dimension and a trio of Illagers known as the High Council who drew power from the Sift to rule the Overworld. A closing message pointed viewers to the live stream to see the story continue, alongside more developer interviews.

Alex looking through a spyglass at dusk before the trailer moves underground
Alex scanning the horizon with a spyglass before the trailer heads underground. Image: Mojang Studios

Beyond those confirmed items, Mojang has said the show will cover behind-the-scenes footage and news about the wider Minecraft roadmap. Whatever gets revealed, the schedule is set, the links are ready, and the stream goes live at 10AM PT on September 26.

Alex, a cat, and fellow adventurers charging forward at sunset in the Minecraft Live trailer
Alex leads a group of adventurers forward at sunset in the event trailer. Image: Mojang Studios