Apple Music Replay 2026: How to See Yours Now and When the Year-End Recap Drops

Spotify users wait all year for Wrapped. Apple Music users don't have to: your Replay 2026 has been live since early February, and it updates as you listen.

But the big moment is still ahead. The year-end Replay, with your total minutes, top artists and the highlight reel everyone shares, arrives in late November or early December. Here's how to see where you stand now, and how to make sure your Replay ends up the way you want.

How to see your Apple Music Replay 2026 now

• In the Music app: go to Home and scroll down to Replay, where you'll find your Replay 2026 playlist with your top songs of the year so far.
• On the web: visit replay.music.apple.com and sign in with your Apple Account to see your top artists, songs and albums, and how many minutes you've listened.

Your Replay playlist updates every week, so you can watch your top songs move up and down as the year goes on.

When does the year-end Replay come out?

Apple doesn't announce the date in advance. The full year-end Replay usually arrives in late November or early December: in 2025, it went live on Tuesday, December 2. Expect Replay 2026 around the same time, likely within a day or two of Spotify Wrapped (expected on December 2, see when Wrapped 2026 comes out).

How to keep your Replay looking right

Replay is built from your listening history, so what you play is what you get. Sleep sounds running all night, study playlists and other people playing music on your account or speaker can quietly take over your top songs, and Apple can't remove plays once they're counted.

The fix is one setting, Use Listening History (Settings → Apps → Music on iPhone and iPad): when it's off on a device, what you play there doesn't count. It only protects you from now on, so the sooner the better. Our full guide covers HomePod, Focus filters and how to outplay the songs you don't want: how to fix your Apple Music Replay before the year ends.

See more than Replay shows

Replay gives you your top songs, artists and albums and your minutes. Your full Apple Music data shows a lot more:

1. Request your data from Apple with our Apple Music guide. Apple can take up to 7 days to prepare it.
2. Upload it to mystats.music. Everything runs in your browser: no login, nothing uploaded.
3. See your top songs, artists and albums for any year since you joined, not just this one, plus every song you've ever played, and when you listen the most.

Not ready to request your data yet? The stats preview shows the whole dashboard on example data, from top songs to a year in review, no upload needed.

Want an all-time Replay? Here's how to see your Apple Music lifetime stats, and what else you can find beyond Replay.

Frequently asked questions

Why don't I have an Apple Music Replay?

You need an Apple Music subscription and enough listening this year. Also check that Use Listening History is on, on the devices you listen with most.

Does Replay count music I downloaded?

Yes, as long as it's music from the Apple Music catalog. Songs you added yourself that aren't in the catalog may not count.

Can I see my Replay from past years?

Replay keeps playlists from past years in your library if you added them. For the full numbers of every year, use your Apple Music data with mystats.

Is Apple Music Replay the same as Spotify Wrapped?

They're similar ideas. The big difference: Replay is live all year, while Wrapped only appears in December.