MobLand season 2 is officially on the way after a record-setting first run on Paramount+. On October 6, 2025, Paramount+ confirmed a renewal following “more than 26 million viewers,” with the series soaring to “#1 in the United Kingdom.” Co-CEO Chris McCarthy called the crime drama “a resounding triumph,” adding, “We are elated to greenlight a second season of this global phenomenon.”
As of October 9, 2025, there is still no exact premiere date. Production began in mid‑2025, with filming wrapping around March, making a late 2026 release window probable for an anticipated 10‑episode season. Season 2 remains undated at this time.
Streaming momentum (four months later)
Four months after launch, the series remained a fan favorite on its home platform and sat in the overall top‑ten, even “beating many shows on Taylor Sheridan’s home platform.” This snapshot was published on October 6, 2025, and also reiterated the stylized spelling “MobLand,” the TV‑MA rating, the March 30, 2025, release date for season 1, and Paramount+ as the network/streamer. The same report framed the logline around the Harrigan crime family operating within London’s underbelly and credited Guy Ritchie as director and executive producer, alongside season 1 director Daniel Syrkin.
Release window & where to watch
There is no confirmed release date yet for MobLand season 2. Based on the current production timeline, a late 2026 window is the best working guidance. Season 2 will stream on Paramount+, the same platform that premiered season 1 on March 30, 2025. The series is rated TV‑MA and has been positioned as a crime drama from the start.
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Complete cast roll‑call (season 1 returnees expected)
Returning headliners and ensemble include:
- Tom Hardy — Harry Da Souza
- Pierce Brosnan — Conrad Harrigan
- Helen Mirren — Maeve Harrigan
- Paddy Considine — Kevin Harrigan
- Joanne Froggatt — Jan Da Souza
- Lara Pulver
- Anson Boon
- Mandeep Dhillon
- Jasmine Jobson
- Geoff Bell
- Daniel Betts
- Lisa Dwan
- Emily Barber
One recent production note came directly from Joanne Froggatt: “Start shooting [Season 2] towards the end of October… So, a few weeks? I’m so looking forward to going back to film Season 2 of MobLand.” Froggatt plays Jan Da Souza, the wife of the protagonist Harry Da Souza.
Creators & creative team
Creators are Ronan Bennett and Jez Butterworth, with Guy Ritchie as executive producer and David Glasser among the producing leadership. Butterworth’s on‑the‑record statement underscores his enthusiasm to “dive into the second season of ‘MobLand.’”
Episodes, scope, and themes
Season 2 is anticipated to have 10 episodes. Expect intensified power struggles within the Harrigan clan (with Kevin Harrigan pushing for control), Eddie’s identity crisis after revelations about Conrad, pressure from law enforcement and undercover operations, and a broadened international crime footprint across Europe, Africa, and South America.
Season 1 metrics inform that scale: 10 episodes, a March 30, 2025, premiere, Paramount+ as the platform, and “over 26 million viewers,” with a #1 placement in the UK.
How season 1’s finish sets up season 2
The first season ended on a “blood‑soaked cliffhanger,” with Conrad and Maeve jailed, the Harrigan empire fracturing, and an ambush that reshaped loyalties. Those threads point to Kevin Harrigan’s ascent, Eddie’s shifting alliances, and rival families testing the Harrigans’ reach, while undercover policing complicates every move.
What Pierce Brosnan is doing between seasons
Recent project updates include a Netflix murder mystery titled The Thursday Murder Club, which reunites him with Helen Mirren; a remake of Cliffhanger alongside Lily James in which he plays Ray Cooper, “a seasoned mountaineer,” now in post‑production with a sequel in early development; and Giant, co‑starring Amir El‑Masry in the story of Naz, a British‑Yemeni boxer mentored by Brendan Ingle (portrayed by Brosnan).
Reception and ongoing momentum
The debut has been described as “record‑breaking,” with leadership crediting the “creative brilliance of Guy, Jez, Ronan and David Glasser” and the “powerhouse performances of Tom, Pierce, and Helen.”
What’s next for MobLand season 2
Until Paramount+ confirms a date, the working guidance is late 2026, with principal cast expected back and the creative spine intact. If the production cadence and 10‑episode target hold, expect a strategy similar to season 1’s rollout, with an emphasis on global expansion and high‑stakes family politics.
Analysis: If timelines track, post‑production and global marketing would dominate 2026, leaving room for a late‑year launch. The momentum snapshot published October 6, 2025—four months after the March 30 premiere—supports a continued push on Paramount+ as the series maintains top‑ten placement.
MobLand season 2 quick facts
- Renewal announced: October 6, 2025
- Season 1 premiere: March 30, 2025
- Global viewership cited: over 26 million
- UK performance: #1 title
- Season 2 status: date not confirmed; late 2026 window probable
- Expected episode count: 10
- Where to watch: Paramount+
- Rating: TV‑MA
MobLand season 2 looks set to extend the show’s world and double down on family warfare. We’ll update once Paramount+ locks the date.
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