**Netflix Sets Premiere Date for Inspiring New Documentary Showcasing Wisconsin Badger Marching Band’s Historic Rise to World’s #1**

 

In a tribute to tradition, passion, and precision, **Netflix has officially announced the premiere date** for its much-anticipated new documentary, *”Sound of the Badgers: The March to #1,”* which follows the incredible journey of the **Wisconsin Badger Marching Band** as it ascends to global dominance.

 

Set to premiere on **September 15**, the seven-part series takes viewers deep into the heart of one of the most iconic collegiate marching bands in the world, capturing the blood, sweat, and rhythm that propelled the Badgers from local legends to the **#1-ranked marching band on the planet**.

 

Netflix producers collaborated with the University of Wisconsin for over 18 months, gaining exclusive behind-the-scenes access to rehearsals, game-day performances, auditions, leadership transitions, and the emotional stories of band members from all walks of life. The documentary also highlights the band’s international tour, culminating in a showstopping performance that earned them global acclaim and the prestigious top ranking from the World Association of Performing Arts.

 

“This isn’t just a band—it’s a movement,” said Netflix executive producer Jenna Marsh. “What we witnessed in Madison was a combination of heart, heritage, and harmony. It’s unlike anything we’ve ever filmed.”

 

Longtime Band Director **Dr. Corey Pompey**, whose leadership has become synonymous with excellence, appears throughout the series, offering insight into the discipline and spirit that define the Badger band.

 

“Music is just the beginning,” Dr. Pompey said. “This band is about community, commitment, and lifting each other higher—on and off the field.”

 

The announcement has already ignited excitement among fans, with social media buzzing under hashtags like **#BadgerBandNetflix** and **#MarchToNumber1**.

 

As Netflix brings their story to the world, one thing is clear: the Wisconsin Badger Marching Band isn’t just making music—they’re making history.