Titled “Reynolds: Believer, Fighter, Visionary”, the docu-series promises an unfiltered, deeply personal, and emotionally raw journey through Reynolds’ life — from his early days growing up in Las Vegas to global stardom, his battles with depression and physical illness, and his relentless advocacy for mental health and LGBTQ+ rights.
“This is more than just a music documentary — it’s the story of a man who defied the odds, broke barriers, and used his voice to change lives,” said a Netflix spokesperson during the official announcement. “Dan’s story is one of resilience, rebellion, and radical honesty.”
The multi-part series will feature never-before-seen footage, exclusive interviews with family, bandmates, collaborators, and icons across the music and activist world. Viewers will gain unprecedented access to Dan’s private world — from the recording studio to backstage moments, family life, and his tireless philanthropic efforts through the LoveLoud Foundation.
Reynolds, known for turning pain into anthems and vulnerability into strength, released a heartfelt statement on the announcement:
“I’ve lived a lot of my life on stage — but there’s so much more behind the music. The moments of fear, faith, failure, and fighting for what I believe in. I hope this series inspires people to embrace their full truth, however messy or beautiful it might be.”
The announcement has already gone viral, with fans flooding social media to share their excitement. The docu-series is expected to premiere globally this fall, and is being hailed as one of the most anticipated music documentaries in recent memory — following in the footsteps of Netflix’s acclaimed works on Beyoncé, Kanye West, and Taylor Swift.
With his thunderous voice, soul-stirring lyrics, and unwavering dedication to authenticity, Dan Reynolds is more than a rock star — he’s a cultural force. And now, for the first time, the world will see the full story behind the man who gave us hits like “Demons,” “Radioactive,” and “Believer.”
“Reynolds: Believer, Fighter, Visionary” is not just a docu-series. It’s a revelation.