In a surprise announcement atSan Diego Comic‑Con 2025that flew under the radar during a packedHellaversepanel that included several exciting tidbits, the beloved animated seriesHazbin Hotelis headed to movie theatersin a way nobody saw coming before its second season even premieres.Hell’s redemption-happy hotel is getting a special theatrical sing-along eventcurated byA24, giving fans a chance to celebrate the hit series on the big screen.
The Sing‑Along Celebration Comes To Theaters Before Season 2
During the Comic-ConHellaversepanel, vocalist/songwriterSam Haft– a driving creative force behind bothHazbin HotelandHelluva Boss– revealed the theatrical experience. OnOctober 8, A24 will host a sing-along in 27 cities across the U.S., screening the first four episodes of Season 1 plus the finale, all accompanied by lyrics so audiences can join in. Speaking on the series’ theatrical debut, Haft shared, “Before season two comes out, A24, in twenty-seven cities, will be releasing the first four episodes of season one, plus the finale, as a sing-along. On October 8th, you’re able to go to a movie theater and have a sing-along,” according toComicBook.
An official A24 press release has not been shared yet, but Haft’s insider perspective lends credibility to the announcement. Fans attending the theatrical event will get a chance to relive the debut season’s musical numbers in a community setting,something that’s tailor-made for the high-energy tone of the series.
Season 2 Premieres on Prime Video This Fall
While the theatrical event delivers a live musical twist,Season 2 ofHazbin Hotelis set to premiereonly weeks later on Prime Video on October 29, as was confirmed during Comic-Con. This season picks up where Charlie Morningstar and the hotel crew left off in Season 1 after their dramatic showdown with Adam, and promises toexplore more of fan-favorite character Alastor’s backstoryand introduce new characters such asAdam’s “sweet son” Abel.
In addition to Season 2’s premiere, bothHazbin HotelandHelluva Bosshave been officially renewed through Season 4, expanding theHellaversewell into the future, though the fourth season ofHelluvawill be its last.Helluva Bosswill find its new home on Prime Video next month,with an all-new episode titled “Mission: Zero”launching on the streaming platform alongside Seasons 1 and 2 on September 10. AsHazbin Hotelmarches toward Season 2, fans can get ready to raise their voices while they raise Hell – first in theaters with songs they already know and love, then as they fall in love with whatthe next season has to offer.
Hazbin Hotel
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