Prime Video June 2026: Vox Machina, WNBA, and Pride

Amazon's Prime Video is bolstering its June 2026 slate with new seasons of popular series, original films, and a significant push into live sports and Pride Month programming. The streamer announced its upcoming releases, highlighting the return of animated fantasy and British farm life alongside a curated collection of LGBTQ+ stories.

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Fans can mark June 3 for the premiere of The Legend of Vox Machina Season 4 and Clarkson's Farm Season 5. The animated adventure picks up a year after the Chroma Conclave, with the heroes scattered until a new threat emerges. Meanwhile, Jeremy Clarkson navigates agricultural upheaval in the latest installment of his farm docuseries.

June also marks Pride Month, and Prime Video is observing it with a selection of titles. These include the modern Ibsen adaptation Hedda, starring Tessa Thompson, and the college comedy Overcompensating. The critically acclaimed romantic film Red, White & Royal Blue, based on the best-selling novel, also remains available.

Original series continue with the June 10 debut of Every Year After, an adaptation of Carley Fortune's novel, and the June 17 release of Your Fault: London, the sequel to the popular Spanish film. Korean workplace romance See You at Work Tomorrow! arrives June 22.

Music fans can tune into exclusive livestreams from Primavera Sound Barcelona (June 4-6) and Nike Soccer’s TOMA Live events. Amazon Music City Sessions Mexico also returns with new episodes throughout the month.

The live sports calendar is particularly robust. Prime Video will broadcast multiple WNBA games, including matchups featuring top talent. For basketball fans, keeping up with the WNBA on Prime Video is a key part of the season, with notable games scheduled throughout June. This coverage is part of a broader strategy that has seen Prime Video expand its sports offerings, similar to its approach with 'Spider-Noir' Hits Prime Video in May.

Additional sports include NASCAR Cup Series races, New York Yankees local broadcasts, and the NWSL Challenge Cup. ONE Championship also makes an appearance with a scheduled fight on June 26.

Extensive Library Additions

Beyond new originals, Prime Video is adding a substantial catalog of films on June 1, spanning classics like 12 Angry Men and Bloodsport to more recent hits such as A Man Called Otto and Legally Blonde. Later in the month, films like The Blackening (June 5), Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (June 6), and Are You There God? It's Me Margaret. (June 11) will become available.