Netflix has officially announced an electrifying new documentary that promises to redefine how the world sees one of the most iconic bands in pop history — *the Backstreet Boys*. Titled **“Rock Legends Reborn”**, the upcoming film delves deep into the band’s meteoric rise, internal struggles, and the unbreakable brotherhood that transformed five ordinary young men into global music legends.
For the first time ever, **AJ McLean, Brian Littrell, Nick Carter, Kevin Richardson, and Howie Dorough** open up about the trials that nearly tore them apart — from fame-induced burnout to personal battles with addiction and identity. The film combines never-before-seen backstage footage, emotional interviews, and raw, unfiltered moments that expose the hidden realities behind the glitz and glamour of superstardom.
Executive produced by award-winning filmmaker **Morgan Neville**, the documentary is being hailed as *a bold, emotional masterpiece* — one that doesn’t just celebrate nostalgia but explores survival, redemption, and legacy. As McLean states in the trailer, *“We weren’t just a boy band. We were brothers trying to stay alive in a storm we didn’t understand.”*
Fans can expect rare archival clips from their early ’90s beginnings to their record-shattering world tours, along with new music recorded exclusively for the project.
Set to premiere globally on **Netflix in spring 2026**, *“Rock Legends Reborn”* isn’t just a story about the Backstreet Boys — it’s a story about resilience, evolution, and the price of immortality in the world of fame.
**Backstreet’s back — and this time, they’re telling the truth.**
