Doja Cat closes Amazon Music Live's fifth season with a birthday-week concert from the Forum, streaming after Thursday Night Football.
Doja Cat is set to bring the fifth season of Amazon Music Live to a close with a late-night performance from the Forum in Los Angeles, extending her birthday celebration to viewers at home.
The concert is scheduled to begin after Thursday Night Football on October 29, with a planned start at midnight Eastern and 9 p.m. Pacific. The live stream is available through Prime Video, Amazon Music and Amazon’s Twitch channel, though the exact start can shift if the football broadcast runs long.
A birthday show built for streaming
The Forum date falls one day after Doja Cat’s birthday and serves as the finale of the weekly concert series. The artist described the combination of the venue, the timing and a home audience as a party, saying she wanted viewers to see up close how much work goes into her stage performances.
Amazon presented the show as a mix of pop, rap and R&B with additional surprises planned for the set. No complete song list was announced in advance, keeping the focus on the live event rather than a prepackaged special.
The performance also arrives during Doja Cat’s Tour Ma Vie World Tour, which is scheduled to continue through December. That wider tour gives the streamed concert a different role: it offers a global audience a single-night view of a production otherwise designed for arena crowds.
Season five ends with a major pop showcase
This season of Amazon Music Live opened in September and featured Noah Kahan, Don Toliver and Lainey Wilson before the Doja Cat finale. The format uses the audience already watching Amazon’s football coverage, then shifts from sports into a full concert broadcast from a major artist.
For Doja Cat, the Forum show connects several parts of her current career at once: an international tour, a high-profile Los Angeles date and a streaming platform capable of carrying the performance well beyond the building. For Amazon, the finale caps a season designed to turn postgame viewing into a recurring live-music destination.
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Marcus Reed
Music EditorMarcus Reed covers artists, new releases, performances, tours, awards and the conversations shaping music and pop culture.
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