‘MobLand’ releases Season 2 trailer showing Conrad Harrigan’s family spiral, premiering Sept. 18 on Paramount+

Paramount+ on Aug. 13 released the official Season 2 trailer for the crime drama “MobLand,” setting a premiere date of Sept. 18 and framing the new season around growing instability inside Conrad Harrigan’s organization.

In the trailer, a sombre Harry Da Souza addresses Conrad Harrigan directly, asking, “May I speak plainly?” before describing the situation as “in a death spiral.” The warning establishes a central theme for the season: decisions by Conrad’s gang that spin rapidly beyond control.

The first look positions Conrad’s family and associates as increasingly pushed toward escalation rather than recovery, with the trailer emphasizing the consequences of the group’s out-of-control actions. “MobLand” had previously been billed as a breakout series, and the new trailer continues that focus on internal pressure and fallout tied to mob leadership.

“MobLand” is produced for Paramount+ as part of the streamer’s ongoing slate of original scripted drama. The Season 2 promotional materials released with the trailer do not provide specific episode details in the announcement, but they do highlight the oncoming shift toward crisis-level stakes.

The cast and character dynamics remain anchored in the relationship between Da Souza and Conrad, with Da Souza acting as the voice of restraint and clarity in the trailer’s narration. The exchange underscores a recurring premise in the series’ story setting, where power struggles and loyalty can intensify rather than stabilize under threat.

Deadline’s report accompanying the trailer describes the second season as being driven by the expanding chaos around Conrad’s gang, pointing to escalating behavior as the core engine of the season’s plot. It also notes the promotional video as the first official look ahead of the Sept. 18 launch.

For viewers, the timing places the premiere shortly after the trailer release, making Season 2 one of the next high-profile additions on Paramount+’s late-summer schedule. The trailer’s stark language suggests the series will use this season to foreground deterioration within the Harrigans’ circle rather than a return to normalcy.

With the Season 2 debut date now set, Paramount+ and the show’s team will likely follow up with further marketing closer to launch, including additional footage and cast-focused promotions that typically expand on which characters are driving the conflict and how Da Souza’s warning plays out for Conrad’s leadership.