Landman Season 3

 While Paramount+ has not confirmed an exact date, the pattern is clear. Season 1 premiered in November 2024, and Season 2 arrived in November 2025. Following this annualized release cycle, which is typical for Taylor Sheridan productions (like Yellowstone in its prime), we predict Landman Season 3 will premiere in November 2026.

We have been tracking the progress of Landman Season 3 right here:
https://landman.blog/season-3


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