It’s that time again as Spotify users around the world eagerly await their Spotify Wrapped 2024 report, which paints a personalized picture of what they listened to over the past year.

Spotify boasted that its 2023 Wrapped was the “biggest ever” in terms of audience reach and data analyzed. But what could be in store this year and when can people expect their annual roundup to appear on their account? Here’s what we know so far.

What is Spotify Wrapped?

Spotify Wrapped commemorates the past year by revealing your top artists, songs, albums and podcasts of 2024. But every year the streaming service has introduced new and entertaining twists.

For example, in 2019, Spotify Wrapped released a report on users’ streaming trends over the past 10 years. Then last year, it even assigned listeners a “Sound Town,” as Spotify called it, based on their own listening and artist affinities.

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And while it’s fun to find out what you’ve listened to over the past year, it can be even more interesting to see what everyone else liked too. That’s why many users share their Spotify Wrapped on social media to compare their listening habits with friends and family.

When will my Spotify Wrapped report be available?

In past years it has been released shortly after Thanksgiving, usually between November 30th and December 6th. Spotify users should therefore keep an eye on their account in the coming days to see if their Spotify Wrapped appears.

Where can I find my Spotify Wrapped?

Your personal look at what you streamed in 2024 should appear on the home screen with the message “Your 2022 Wrapped is here” below your six most recent listens. However, Spotify reminded users that they must make sure their app is up to date or it may not appear.

“An up-to-date app means you get a fully optimized Wrapped experience,” the company said in a statement. “When the time comes for the big reveal of your personalized hearing trends for 2024, you want to be ready. Plus, you can easily share your unique finds or fun tidbits from your year-long listening experience with friends on social media.”

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