The cameras are rolling for the eagerly awaited third season of Landman, a popular series created by Taylor Sheridan that delves into the oil industry in Texas. The show has garnered significant attention since its debut, captivating viewers with the story of the Norris family.
The conclusion of season two was particularly impactful, as it marked a turning point for the Norris family as they ventured into business independently. Fans have been keenly waiting for updates since the season finale on January 18, 2026. The show is available on Paramount+, starring Billy Bob Thornton as Tommy Norris.
New Developments on Season Three Production
Details about the upcoming third season have been sparse, but there is now substantial news on the show’s progression. James Jordan, who stars as a main character in both Landman and Sheridan’s Lioness, recently shared a photograph from the set announcing that production has kicked off for season three. In his social media post, Jordan expressed enthusiasm, stating, “Up n runnin’ and back after it!”
Filming in Fort Worth
Based on reports from the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, the show’s filming predominantly occurs “in and around Fort Worth,” consistent with Sheridan’s tradition of shooting his projects in Texas. This choice of location adds authentic Texas flair to the series.
Considering production initialized in September 2026, projections suggest Landman might return in spring 2027. The series is not reliant on extensive special effects, potentially shortening the post-production period, leaving fans anticipating a summer 2027 release at the latest.