Episode 1 Songs: "Premiere" (Airs October 15, 2026)

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Tracklist scheduled to be updated immediately after Episode 1 airs on October 15, 2026.

Episode 2 Songs: "Episode 2" (Airs October 22, 2026)

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Tracklist scheduled to be updated immediately after Episode 2 airs on October 22, 2026.

Season 2 Release Schedule

9-1-1: Nashville Season 2 airs on ABC and streams on Hulu. Episode tracklists are updated immediately as each installment broadcasts.

Episode Title Air Date Status
Episode 1 Premiere October 15, 2026 Upcoming
Episode 2 Episode 2 October 22, 2026 Upcoming
Episode 3 Episode 3 October 29, 2026 Upcoming
Episode 4 Episode 4 November 05, 2026 Upcoming
Episode 5 Episode 5 November 12, 2026 Upcoming
Episode 6 Episode 6 November 19, 2026 Upcoming
Episode 7 Episode 7 December 03, 2026 Upcoming
Episode 8 Episode 8 December 10, 2026 Upcoming
Episode 9 Episode 9 January 07, 2027 Upcoming
Episode 10 Episode 10 January 14, 2027 Upcoming
Episode 11 Episode 11 January 21, 2027 Upcoming
Episode 12 Episode 12 January 28, 2027 Upcoming
Episode 13 Episode 13 February 04, 2027 Upcoming
Episode 14 Episode 14 February 18, 2027 Upcoming
Episode 15 Episode 15 February 25, 2027 Upcoming
Episode 16 Episode 16 March 04, 2027 Upcoming
Episode 17 Episode 17 March 11, 2027 Upcoming
Episode 18 Episode 18 March 18, 2027 Upcoming

Official 9-1-1: Nashville Season 2 Trailer

About the Soundtrack

The musical palette of 9-1-1: Nashville Season 2 captures the beating heart of Tennessee’s capital, fusing country music traditions, roots rock, and Southern gospel with the relentless, high-stakes procedural drama created by Ryan Murphy, Tim Minear, and Rashad Raisani. Set against the vibrant honky-tonks, grand stages, and rolling landscapes of Music City, the sophomore season explores deep personal rivalries and family secrets within Station 113 while delivering pulse-quickening rescue operations.

Guiding the series’ distinctive needle drops are music supervisors Anna Romanoff and Amanda Krieg Thomas, who bring their signature curatorial precision to showcase both legendary country icons and emerging local singer-songwriters. Intertwined with these licensed cuts is a robust original score collaboratively crafted by Justin Caine Burnett, Todd Haberman, and Mac Quayle. Their compositions interweave authentic acoustic fingerpicking and slide guitars with propulsive, modern hybrid synth pulses, underscoring both the raw emotional depth of the characters and the kinetic urgency of life-or-death first responses.

Episode tracklists, featured artist credits, and streaming links for Apple Music, Spotify, and Amazon Music will be documented and updated here live as each installment of the 18-episode season airs on ABC and arrives on Hulu.

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Editorial Coverage by Roger Smith

Roger Smith is an entertainment journalist who covers film and television soundtracks for SoundTrack OST. As an independent music analyst, his comprehensive articles document scene-by-scene song placements and score releases across major networks and streaming productions.