If you won’t be able to attend, or you’ve missed the first Fortnite Love and Legends Power Hour, there’s no need to fret. While you may have missed out on some XP on Saturday, there’s more to be had on Sunday, as long as you’re able to wake up in the morning.
Moreover, if you’ve recently purchased the Heartcore Music Pass and need to unlock rewards, this is a good way to earn some extra XP. If you play with a squad, you can even unlock the Heartie (Back Bling) for free using Candy Hearts that you earn in-game.
That being said, here’s what you need to know about the Fortnite Love and Legends Power Hour (February 8, 2026).
Fortnite Love and Legends Power Hour countdown (February 8, 2026) countdown time for all major time zones
With Sunday being an off day for most folk, Epic Games has seen fit to change the time to 10 AM ET. That said, here is when things will kick off in other major time zones for the United States of America, Europe, Asia, and Australia.
February 8, 2026
- 7 AM Pacific Time (PT)
- 9 AM Central Time (CST)
- 10 AM Eastern Time (EST)
- 3 PM Greenwich Mean Time (GMT
- 8:30 PM Indian Standard Time (IST)
- 11 PM Singapore Time (SGT)
February 9, 2026
- 12 AM Japan Standard Time (JST)
- 2 AM Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT)
For those in the United States of America and Europe, you will be able to participate in the Fortnite Love and Legends Power Hour event early in the morning and late afternoon. For those in Asia, it’s going to be either late evening or night. Not ideal, but very doable. Sadly, those in Japan and Australia will only be able take part in the event past midnight, which is rather disheartening.
What to expect from Fortnite Love and Legends Power Hour?
As with the previous Fortnite Love and Legends Power Hour, you will start the match with Cupid’s Crossbow and Self-Revive Device. The Storm will be heart-shaped, and Friendship Bubbles will be present on the map. Use them when you need some respite from combat.
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Edited by Matthew Wilkins
