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Want to know what's coming to Apple TV+ in June? Then you've come to the right place. Apple has released a new preview video titled "New for June," showing which series and movies you can expect to see on the streaming service this month. Every week, something new arrives. The goal is clear: more content, more variety, more reasons to tune in.
Apple TV+ is often criticized for its lack of content and its lack of promotion. Recently, however, that seems to be changing. With an average of four new releases per month, Apple is showing that it's not slowing down when it comes to streaming. The company has announced a diverse lineup for June, covering a variety of genres. Series, films, and children's content—it's all there. Here's what's coming and when you can watch it.
Stick – Launch on June 4
Stick is a new golf comedy series. It stars Owen Wilson as Pryce Cahill, a former pro who offers a young golf talent named Santi a second chance—not just on the course, but in life. The series has been described as a golf version of Ted Lasso. The first three episodes will be released on June 4.
Echo Valley – Launching June 13th
In this feature film, Julianne Moore plays Kate, a mother struggling to maintain contact with her daughter Claire. Claire, played by Sydney Sweeney, shows up at her mother's house one evening covered in blood. The situation escalates, and an intense drama about trust, threats, and family boundaries begins. Echo Valley opens on June 13.
Not a Box – Launches June 13th
This animated children's series is based on the book series of the same name. The main character is Riley the Rabbit, who uses his imagination to create fantastic worlds from simple cardboard boxes. The series is aimed at children and families and will be available in its entirety from June 13th.
The Buccaneers Season 2 – Starts on June 18
The second season of The Buccaneers continues the story of a group of American girls living in 1870s London. It explores societal expectations, love, loss, and self-determination. The first episode will air on June 18. Thereafter, a new episode will air every week. The second season consists of eight episodes.
Smoke – Launch on June 27
Taron Egerton returns to Apple TV+ with Smoke. In this new series, he plays a detective who teams up with an arson investigator to hunt two serial arsonists in the Pacific Northwest. The first season has nine episodes, two of which will be released immediately upon launch on June 27.
F1: The Movie – Cinema release in June
In addition to streaming content, Apple is also launching a new movie in June. F1: The Movie is a major film production centered around Formula 1. The film will initially open in theaters and will then be available exclusively on Apple TV+.
Streaming with a plan: Apple TV+ in June
Apple TV+ offers a clear structure in June: new content every week and a wide range of topics. Whether comedy, drama, children's programming, or thrillers – the offerings are more diverse than ever. Those who haven't tried Apple TV+ yet can try the service free for seven days. After that, the subscription costs €9.99 per month. So if you're looking for fresh content, June on Apple TV+ is a good time to get started. The best products for you: Our Amazon Storefront offers a wide selection of accessories, including those for HomeKit. (Image: Shutterstock / Frame Stock Footage)
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