Silo Season 3 Shooting to begin in Early 2026 Will Release in 2027

Apple TV+'s Silo, a dystopian drama based on Hugh Howey's acclaimed trilogy, continues to hold the audience captive. With its gripping narrative and high ratings (88% on Rotten Tomatoes, 8.1/10 on IMDb), the show is confirmed for a third season. Filming is expected to start in early 2026, with a 2027 release. Season 3 will likely expand on the origins of the silos and delve into other storylines from the book series, with Rebecca Ferguson and other main cast members returning. As the show continues, fans expect explosive reveals and conclusions to the show's intricate mysteries

The Philox December 2, 2024 3 min read

Silo, the dystopian drama from Apple TV+, has gained a lot of popularity due to its gripping storytelling, based on Hugh Howey’s Silo trilogy: Wool, Shift, and Dust.

With the huge success of the first two seasons, fans are waiting for Season 3, which will begin filming in early 2026 and is expected to hit the screens in 2027. Here is everything we know about the new season, based on recent updates and speculations.

The Journey So Far

Silo is a post-apocalyptic future where the people are confined to huge underground silos, cut off from the toxic world outside.

The show has been appreciated for its gripping narrative, deep character arcs, and high production values, with an impressive 88% on Rotten Tomatoes and 8.1/10 on IMDb. Season 1 introduced audiences to Juliette Nichols, played by Rebecca Ferguson, who uncovers sinister secrets about her world.

The second season, which premiered in November 2024, delves deeper into these mysteries, exploring themes of power, rebellion, and survival.

Season 3: Production and Timeline

Apple TV+ greenlit Silo for a third season officially even before the release of Season 2, proving its confidence in the series.

Details remain under wraps, but filming is expected to commence in early 2026, after post-production and rollout of Season 2 episodes throughout early 2025.

The makers have hinted that Seasons 3 and 4 can be shot back-to-back to complete the book trilogy, divided into four planned seasons.

Storylines in the Series

Season 3 of this book will delve into some of the pivotal storylines found in Shift, the second installment in Howey’s trilogy.

It is here that the beginning of the silos are explained, revealing more political and technological forces that led humanity underground. Fans can expect more revelations about the purpose of the silos and the larger conspiracy that has been hinted throughout the series.

The story will probably also elaborate on the unknown “outside world” that Juliette catches a glimpse of, hinting at an even bigger rebellion or even an escape from the silos.

Coming Home and New Faces

Rebecca Ferguson, an executive producer on the show as well, will probably be Juliette Nichols again.

Key cast Tim Robbins (Bernard Holland) and Common (Robert Sims) likely are back in as their characters will figure a lot into the show. New silos coming online, hinted at throughout the novels, might mean new characters come along and add new conflict and drama.

Challenges of and Expectations in Production

As in the previous movie, this will be shot in Hertfordshire in the United Kingdom, because many superproduction studios are located there.

Large production as this movie is, with much intricacy in the story, big production designs and visual effects have to be applied for depicting the underground world and this particular dystopian landscape.

Expectation from the fans and critical expectations are high, with such experience that Graham Yost is leading the production team into.

Fan Anticipation and Legacy

Silo has solidified its position as one of Apple TV+’s flagship series, contributing to the platform’s growing reputation as a hub for quality science fiction.

With its mix of suspense, intricate world-building, and timely social commentary, the series resonates with audiences worldwide. The upcoming seasons promise to deepen the narrative, offering both closure and new twists that could redefine the genre.

Excitement abounds as Silo gets set to continue writing the next chapter. The series Season 3 release in 2027 promises to be a milestone that marries cinematic storytelling with deep explorations of humanity’s flaws and resilience.