San Jose Sharks Announced New Goal Song
The San Jose Sharks will debut a new in-arena goal song during their upcoming regular season opener.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Hockey
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The San Jose Sharks have officially announced they are replacing their current goal song, Power Bite. This decision follows direct feedback from fans who requested a change to the in-arena experience.
Why it matters
The change reflects the organization's commitment to fan engagement and updating the atmosphere at the SAP Center. This move comes after the team previously allowed season ticket holders to vote on their current anthem during the 2025 preseason.
The franchise previously utilized the song Get Ready For This by 2 Unlimited for 9 years. Fans had been given 4 distinct song selections to vote on during the 2025 preseason process.
The players
San Jose Sharks
The San Jose Sharks are a professional ice hockey team based in San Jose that competes in the National Hockey League.
Sam Dickinson
Sam Dickinson is a professional hockey player and defenseman for the San Jose Sharks.
The details
The team communicated the upcoming change through a social media video announcement featuring defenseman Sam Dickinson. The new track is slated to replace Power Bite, which initially debuted during an October 9, 2025, contest against the Vegas Golden Knights.
Timeline
October 9, 2025: Power Bite debuted during a game against Vegas.
September 22, 2026: Defenseman Sam Dickinson announced the new goal song.
September 22, 2026: Sharks play preseason game against Vegas Golden Knights.
September 24, 2026: Sharks play preseason game against Anaheim Ducks.
October 1, 2026: The new goal song debuts against Florida Panthers.
Season Trajectory
The replacement of a team's goal song follows the precedent established by the retirement of Get Ready For This in 2025. This move signifies a broader shift in the team's in-arena marketing strategy to align with modern fan preferences as they enter the new season.
Fans attending the October 1 regular season opener against the Florida Panthers will hear the new audio track for the first time. The transition replaces Power Bite, which was in rotation for less than one full season.
The takeaway
Goal songs serve as a critical component of the stadium atmosphere and fan identity during professional hockey games. Teams often rely on fan input to ensure the music resonates with the local community as part of a recurring effort to refresh the live entertainment experience.
Further reading
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