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When Does Spotify Wrapped 2025 Come Out?

As we barrel toward the end of the year and our calendars fill up with festivities before the break, there’s one date netizens eagerly await, perhaps more than Christmas itself, and that’s Spotify Wrapped 2025.

The annual event has become a hotbed of memes and musical reflection that instantly floods our feeds. Some brag that they outlistened their fellow Taylor Swift fans by making it into the top percent of listeners, others just want to share their impossibly cool taste in obscure indie bands.



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Wherever you fall in the Spotify Wrapped sharing scale, it’s a day that’s become highly significant to the online generation. 

Only adding to the suspense and anticipation of the yearly musical event is the fact Spotify Wrapped could take place at any moment.

When Is Spotify Wrapped 2025?

There’s no set, annual date for Spotify Wrapped’s release, nor does the music streaming platform tell listeners in advance when it’s coming. BUT, many believe Spotify Wrapped 2025 will drop this week, sometime between December 2nd and December 5th.

According to Forbes, who took into account the “release pattern of the last four years, a Wednesday launch on Dec. 3, 2025, is the most likely scenario.”

Last year, Spotify Wrapped dropped relatively late, landing on December 4th. In 2023 it was November 29th; in 2022, it arrived on November 30th and  In 2021, it was released on December 1st.
See the full history of release dates below:

YearWrapped Release DateDay of Week2024December 4Wednesday2023November 29Wednesday2022November 30Wednesday2021December 1Wednesday2020December 1Tuesday2019December 5Thursday2018December 6Thursday

In another positive sign, Spotify has started telling users to update their app in anticipation of Wrapped’s release. 

“Get the updated app to experience 2025 Wrapped at its best,” the website reads.

When Does Spotify Wrapped Stop Collecting Data?

Wondering if your favourite track will be counted towards your 2025 Spotify Wrapped? Following speculation that Spotify only counts data up until October 31, the platform has since cleared up any confusion.

“We extended our Clips deadline for 2024 Wrapped to November 20,” Spotify revealed last year. It’s expected to follow a similar deadline of mid-November in 2025. 

In 2024, Taylor Swift unsurprisingly took out the most streamed artist, followed by The Weeknd and Bad Bunny, while the most streamed song went to ‘Espresso’ by Sabrina Carpenter. We’ll just have to wait and see (hopefully soon) who takes out the top spots for 2025.

Maddison Hockey


Digital Editor

After studying a Bachelor of Journalism at The University of Wollongong and Fashion Business at FBI Fashion College, Maddison began her now decade-long career in the media industry. She’s worked across print, digital and affiliates at some of Australia’s biggest entertainment, lifestyle and fashion titles (ELLE, Marie Claire, The Australian Women’s Weekly, Who, Girlfriend and more) covering the latest trends, cultural moments and celeb news.

Previously, she was the Senior Shopping Editor at Marie Claire and ELLE, where she combined her digital expertise and ability to scroll through endless online shopping sites without tire to help fashion-devotees like her find the perfect item.

Currently the Digital Editor of Marie Claire, her love for and expertise in e-commerce still sees her trying on countless pairs of jeans in the name of research, that is, when she’s not covering the latest celeb news, dissecting runway trends or advocating on women’s issues.

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