Spotify is expanding our video lineup with a new partnership with Zoo 55, part of ITV Studios. For the first time, acclaimed content from ITV Studios is landing on Spotify, bringing star-studded series and gripping documentaries to fans everywhere.

The lineup includes beloved episodes and compilations of The Graham Norton Show, as well as VICE Studios’ I Was a Teenage Felon and Dead Set on Life. These additions will enrich Spotify’s video library, making it an even more inviting destination.

“We are thrilled to welcome ITV Studios’ content to Spotify,” said Chris Whiteley, Managing Director of Northern Europe at Spotify. “Bringing such high-quality, popular video programming to our platform allows us to further enhance the user experience and provides our audience with even more reasons to engage with Spotify. It’s a testament to the growing appeal of video on our platform and our ability to connect leading content creators with millions of listeners and viewers.”

The must-watch list starts here

Prepare for laughs, candid conversations, and unforgettable moments with The Graham Norton Show. This BAFTA Award-winning late-night series is known for its charismatic host and a revolving door of celebrity guests. Revisit iconic appearances from stars like Taylor Swift and Lady Gaga, all available to stream on Spotify. 

The excitement continues with standout storytelling from VICE Studios:

• I Was a Teenage Felon: Brace yourself for wild, true stories that pull back the curtain on young lives caught in high-stakes crime. No sugarcoating, just jaw-dropping twists.
• Dead Set on Life: Chef Matty Matheson travels across Canada, exploring food, identity, and local culture—from hunting moose in Newfoundland to Winnipeg’s Filipino food scene and Indigenous powwows.

“We’re excited to join forces with Spotify to deliver some of ITV Studios’ most-loved shows to their global audience,” said Graham Haigh, COO of Zoo 55. “As vodcasts boom, these titles shine in both video and audio, and this is just the start of what we’ll bring to our fans on Spotify.”

Earlier this year, we welcomed Channel 4 as the first UK broadcaster to bring video programming to Spotify, launching youth-focused content from its Channel 4.0 platform. It’s another sign that traditional media brands are turning to Spotify to reach new audiences with video.

(Source: Spotify)