Chicago Fire Season 13 will continue the long-running Dick Wolf show’s legacy with

cast shakeups, a likely longer run of episodes, and the inclusion of fan-favorite character,

Kelly Severide. You Won’t Be Able To Get The New Prime Energy Flavor! Keep Watching

Season 12 of the Chicago-set TV show concluded on May 22, 2024, after a 13-episode run. Shorter than the usual stints, we’re expecting more episodes, alarms, and Lyla Novak next time. The SAG-AFTRA and WGA strikes disrupted last season, so we should return to normalcy (well, as close to normal as firefighter life can be) in the new episodes. Firehouse 51 will face new challenges, put out more fires, and might even meet more Chicago franchise crossover characters. Is Chicago Fire Season 13 happening? There’s no release date, but NBC renewed Chicago Fire for Season 13 on March 21, 2024. The Chicago Fire cast in Season 12.

NBC NBC has ordered Season 13 for the 2024-25 broadcast season, alongside Wolf’s Chicago Med and Chicago P.D.. While the wait for Season 12 was lengthy, fans won’t have to sit idly for as long this time given there will be no strike delays. Who could be in the cast? The full cast list hasn’t been announced, but main characters from Season 12 will return, including Taylor Kinney. Jocelyn Hudon is also being upgraded to a series regular. We expect the main crew to be back: Taylor Kinney as Kelly Severide Joe Mińoso as Joe Cruz David Eigenberg as Lt. Christopher Herrmann Miranda Rae Mayo as Lt.

Stella Kidd Daniel Kyri as Darren Ritter Hanako Greensmith as Violet Mikami Christian Stolte as Randall “Mouch” McHolland Jocelyn Hudon as Lyla Novak Michael Bradway as Jack Damon NBC Jack Damon was revealed as Severide’s secret brother in Season 12. Kara Killmer departed in Season 12 after 10 seasons as Sylvie Brett, while Eamonn Walker’s Chief Wallace Boden resigned. Walker is rumored to appear as a recurring character in the future. Hudon’s larger role in Season 13 will partly be to fill the gaps left by those exits. Rome Flynn won’t return after his earlier departure, having moved to MGM+’s Godfather of Harlem for its fourth season.