Where to Watch the 2023 Emmy Awards Online Tonight
Six months after the nominees were announced and one strike-induced delay later, the show will finally go on for the Emmys.
Hosted by Black-ish star Anthony Anderson, the 2023 Emmy Awards will air live tonight on Fox from downtown L.A.’s Peacock Theater, and will be available to stream on-demand the following day on Hulu. The Creative Arts Emmys took place at the same venue on Jan. 6 and 7, and aired on FXX last Saturday. The Emmys were originally scheduled for September 2023 but postponed due to the writer and actor strikes.
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The top-nominated series include Succession, The Last of Us, The White Lotus and Ted Lasso, some of which are also nominated for Golden Globes awards. To be eligible for this year’s awards, TV shows had to have aired between June 1, 2022, and May 31, 2023.
Below, keep reading for more details on where to watch the 75th Emmy Awards with or without cable, plus details on the red carpet and after-party coverage.
How to Watch the 2023 Emmys: Air Date & Time, Stream Online
The 2023 Emmy Awards will broadcast live tonight at 5 p.m. PT/8 p.m. ET on Fox, and will stream on-demand on Jan. 16 on Hulu.
Viewers with traditional cable can tune into their local Fox channel to watch the 2023 Emmys on TV, or watch online by logging into Fox.com with their TV provider credentials.
Cord-cutters can watch the 2023 Emmys live online through any internet-based cable TV streaming service that carries Fox, including DirecTV, Fubo, Hulu + Live TV or Sling.
2023 Emmys: Red Carpet, Ceremony, After Party Coverage
Ahead of the awards ceremony, E! will host Live From E! Countdown to the Emmys starting at 2 p.m. PT/5 p.m. ET, followed by red carpet coverage at 3 p.m. PT/6 p.m. ET. The network will also cover the night’s most memorable moments and after-party immediately after the Emmys at 8 p.m. PT/11 p.m. ET. See more details on live Emmys coverage here.
Tune into the pre- and post-Emmys coverage on your local E! channel, or watch on live TV streaming services that offer the network such as DirecTV, Fubo, Hulu + Live TV or Sling.
How to Watch the 2023 Emmys Without Cable Online
Below, find the best live TV streaming services for watching the 2023 Emmys without traditional cable, including which ones offer free trials and the best deals.
BEST STREAMING FOR LIVE SPORTS
DirecTV Stream
Packages from $64.99 per month
Watch the 2023 Emmys on Fox online and E!’s pre- and post-show coverage for free with a seven-day free trial to DirecTV Stream‘s Entertainment package ($64.99 monthly, guaranteed for the first two years), which offers live TV s streaming, on-demand content and more than 75 other channels, including ABC, CBS, CNN, Disney Channel, E!, MSNBC, Nickelodeon and others. Other plans offer over 105-150 channels, with prices ranging from $83.99 to $154.99 per month. Sports lovers can also watch MLB, NCAA, NFL, NBA and NHL games on DirecTV.
For a limited time, new subscribers can also earn up to a $400 Visa gift card; learn more here.
BEST VALUE
Fubo
Packages from $74.99 per month
Watch the Emmys on Fox as well as E!’s pre- and post-show coverage on Fubo, which starts at $74.99 per month and includes over 170 other news, entertainment and sports channels. You can record over 1,000 hours of TV shows, movies, games and more (including Monday, Thursday and Sunday Night Football) and watch later on your smartphone, tablet or TV.
Other plans include the Elite package (254 channels for $84.99 monthly) and the Ultimate tier that comes with 298 channels, NFL RedZone, Showtime and 4K quality for $100 monthly. The online TV streaming service offers a five-day trial for new subscribers, so you can technically watch the 2024 Emmys online for free when you sign up within a week before the show.
BEST LIVE TV STREAMING BUNDLE
Hulu + Live TV
Packages from $76.99 per month
You can stream the 2024 Emmys on Fox and E!’s pre- and post-show coverage live with the Hulu + Live TV bundle ($76.99-$89.99 per month) that includes Disney+ and ESPN+, plus live access to Fox and 75 other major cable news, entertainment and sports channels. You’ll also get access to live streaming and events on ESPN+, like UFC Fight Night, PGA golf, soccer and baseball.
Hulu + Live TV does not currently offer a free trial.
If you don’t need to watch the show live, then you can stream the 2024 Emmys on demand on Tuesday, Jan. 16, with the Hulu base plan ($7.99 and up monthly), which also includes access to FXX.
BEST DEAL
Sling
Packages on sale from $22.50 per month
Watch the 2023 Emmys and show coverage on Fox and E! live on Sling‘s individual Blue plan ($22.50 for the first month, $45 monthly afterward) or the combined Orange & Blue package ($30 for the first month, reg. $60 monthly). 40 other local broadcast channels, and you can record up to 50 hours of content and stream on up to three devices. Sling offers DVR so you can record shows to watch offline later.
Sling is currently offering a deal that gets new subscribers half off their first month, bringing the price down to $22.50-$30 for the Blue or Orange & Blue plans. Note that you’ll need to connect an HD antenna and an AirTV device if you want to watch local cable channels on your Sling service; get more details here.
How to Watch the 75th Emmy Awards Outside the U.S.
If you want to watch the 2023 Emmys from outside of the U.S., you can still stream the awards ceremony with any of the above streaming services paired with ExpressVPN. For the uninitiated, it’s a virtual private network that lets you legally access U.S. web servers, even if you’re in another country, allowing you to use your favorite streaming services on any smartphone, tablet, laptop or smart TV. Learn more about ExpressVPN here.
If you’re watching the Emmys online through a TV that doesn’t have a smart feature, you can plug in a streaming device such as Apple TV 4K, Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K, Chromecast 4K with Google TV or Roku.
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