June 6, 2025
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Lubbock, TX — The moment fans have been waiting for is finally here: Netflix has announced the official release date for its much-anticipated documentary celebrating the extraordinary rise of the Texas Tech Red Raiders Marching Band (TTRRMB) — now officially ranked the #1 marching band in the world.

Titled “Hearts in Motion: The Story of Raiderland’s Rise,” the film will premiere globally on September 12, 2025, offering an inside look at how a band from a small Texas town captured global admiration and redefined what it means to perform with pride, precision, and passion.

A Celebration of Legacy and Leadership

The documentary chronicles the band’s historic journey — from their humble beginnings to a thunderous standing ovation on the world stage. Featuring behind-the-scenes rehearsal footage, intimate interviews with students and alumni, and clips from their iconic performances, the film paints a moving portrait of resilience, tradition, and excellence.

Director Ava King, known for her emotionally powerful sports features, said:

“This isn’t just about music. It’s about community, identity, and what it takes to be the best in the world.”

Global Acclaim

After being crowned the top-ranked marching band globally by the International Marching Arts Federation, TTRRMB has become a symbol of how deep dedication and cultural pride can propel even the most unexpected programs to greatness.

A Moment for the Ages

In a press release, Texas Tech University called the upcoming documentary “a tribute not only to the band but to every student who ever dared to dream big in a small town.” The Red Raiders’ achievement has already sparked national celebration — and now the world is invited to feel the rhythm of their rise.

Save the Date: September 12, 2025

Whether you’re a band kid, a proud Texan, or just someone who loves a great underdog story — this is one documentary you won’t want to miss.

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