Sonos servers down, not working, or all music services disappeared? You're not alone, issue acknowledged

If you’re a Sonos user experiencing issues with your music services or finding that your Sonos system is not working correctly, you’re not alone. Sonos servers are currently down for many.

Sonos, a popular brand for smart speakers and audio systems, is currently facing a server outage that is affecting its app and music services.

Many Sonos users have reported that all the music services have disappeared for them after the recent update. As a result, both the app and the Sonos system have become completely unusable.

This outage has left many users unable to access their favorite music streaming platforms. This is causing a significant inconvenience for those who rely on their Sonos systems for entertainment.

Here are some reports (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) for reference:

I have just updated the software to 15.8.1 as it requires update to my Sonos Roam and then after the update, all music services disappeared and even my NAS musics are unplayable. (Source)

Hej @Sonos cannot play anything this morning, alarm only “chimes” no regular service. No content at all. Been over an hour now. (Source)

If you’re experiencing problems with your Sonos system, one potential solution is to manually update the Sonos app on your device. This solution has worked for some users, hence, it’s worth a try.

Fortunately, Sonos support team has acknowledged the issue with their service and they are actively investigating it. However, there’s no ETA for the fix.

And since the developers are working to resolve the Sonos outage, servers won’t be down for too long. However, we will keep tabs and inform you by updating this article once the issue is resolved.

Note: We have more such stories in our dedicated outage section, so be sure to follow them as well.

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