Yellowstone Season 4: Everything To Know About The ... - TV Guide

The fourth season of Yellowstone may have wrapped up earlier this year, but fans of the neo-Western can look forward to a new installment of the series given that Paramount Network announced its renewal for Season 5. The latest episode ended with a bang, and promises more heart-pounding drama revolving around the Dutton family in the season to come. 

In January, Yellowstone was recognized with a Screen Actors Guild Awards nomination for Outstanding Drama Ensemble, which is one of the two top prizes that SAG hands out. Twenty-one actors from the show were included in the nomination, including series star Kevin Costner, all the Dutton children, and series co-creator Taylor Sheridan, who also guest-stars on the show. The SAG Awards took place on Feb. 27, and while the cast of Succession took home the prize, the nomination was still a notable recognition.

Here's everything you need to know about what went down in Yellowstone Season 4, how you can catch up, and how to watch the prequel, 1883. 

Release Date and How to Watch

Yellowstone Season 4 premiered Sunday, Nov. 7, with back-to-back episodes on the Paramount Network. It was simulcast on TV Land, CMT, Pop TV, and their respective websites for anyone with a cable subscription.

All four seasons of Yellowstone are currently streaming on Peacock. 

Yellowstone Seasons 1-4 Now Streaming on Peacock

Trailer

Check out the final trailer for Season 4. 

Cast 

There are plenty of new faces in Season 4, including Jacki Weaver (Silver Linings Playbook, Bird Box) as Caroline Warner, the CEO of Market Equities. She's going up against John Dutton and trying to loosen the hold he has on all his Montana ranch land. Piper Perabo (Covert Affairs, Coyote Ugly) joins the cast as Summer Higgins, a protestor from Portland who is against the state-funded police force that protects industrialized farming and the killing of animals. Kathryn Kelly (Nashville, Dolly Parton's Heartstrings) portrays Emily, a vet tech who strikes up a relationship with a new Dutton ranch cowboy. And Finn Little (Storm Boy, Angel of Mine) is Carter, a young boy the Dutton family takes in. He's reminiscent of a young Rip (Cole Hauser), and Beth decides the ranch is the best place to teach him a lesson on how to be a man.

Yellowstone Spin-Offs

If you need more Duttons in your life, Yellowstone prequel series 1883 is also available to stream on Paramount+. 

Here's everything you need to know about the Sam Elliott-centered Western.