The second episode of the eagerly awaited Minecraft Live event is confirmed to take place on September 27. An earlier, unintended leak from the Minecraft team had hinted at a live event on September 22, but fans will need to hold on a little longer.

Earlier this year, the first episode aired almost six months ago in March, showcasing several significant updates and features. Players particularly praised new elements, like the Happy Ghast mount and the Vibrant Visuals upgrade, as some of the best reveals back in March. Going by the new trailer, the upcoming event promises even greater surprises.

Next Minecraft Live Event Date

A new trailer discloses that the second Minecraft Live event in 2025 will go live on September 27 at 1:00 PM EDT / 7:00 PM CEST. Enthusiasts can tune in on various platforms, including Minecraft’s official channels on YouTube, Twitch, Instagram, and even TikTok. New segments like “Developer Secrets” and “Special Guests” are part of the excitement for seasoned fans. Speculation suggests that the show may focus on significant updates for Minecraft’s Desert biome and introduce new underwater features, as evidenced by the teaser.

A notable point of interest among fans is the FAQ section on the official Minecraft Live site. The developers mentioned that the show could last from 60 to 90 minutes. Given that the last two Minecraft Live events were around 30 minutes long, this could indicate that the upcoming episode might be one of the longest yet, potentially offering even more surprises than March’s show. The official announcement emphasizes “game drops,” which likely points to multiple upcoming Minecraft thematic updates.

In addition, there are swirling rumors about the Minecraft Spicewood project, with many fans hoping Mojang will provide updates on the anticipated Dungeons spin-off. However, it’s important for followers to take these rumors lightly, as no specific details regarding the contents of the event have been confirmed by the developer.

As for the Special Guests portion, many believe that prominent content creators in the Minecraft community will participate. Recently, popular streamers like Mogswamp and Shubble hinted at visits to the Mojang office, further fueling excitement for the September event. Additionally, the event will feature the Deep Dig After Show, hosted by Vu Bui, where developers and guests will discuss all upcoming updates in Minecraft.