New Backstreet Boys Single ‘Bottle Up’ in Trailer for ‘Paw Patrol
Backstreet Boys Drop Bouncy New Track in PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie Trailer
The Backstreet Boys are back in the mix — this time in an unexpected place. Their upbeat new single Bottle Up features in the teaser trailer for the upcoming animated family film PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie, which is set to roar into cinemas this summer on 14 August 2026.
Fans get a first taste of the song about halfway through the official trailer, giving a burst of pop energy right as the Paw Patrol pups crash‑land on a mysterious dinosaur‑filled island. It’s the band’s first new music since their track “HEY” appeared on last year’s Millennium 2.0 reissue — and coming from a franchise that appeals to kids and nostalgic adults alike, Bottle Up might just be the perfect crossover moment for listeners of all ages.
The Dino Movie marks the third big‑screen adventure for the heroic pups after two successful films based on the beloved series created by Keith Chapman. In this instalment, a storm sends the team to uncharted territory teeming with prehistoric creatures, and when rival Mayor Humdinger’s reckless mining triggers a volcanic eruption, the pups must work together on rescue missions bigger than ever.
The voice cast is stacked with familiar names like Jennifer Hudson, Paris Hilton, Snoop Dogg and Bill Nye, alongside returning Paw Patrol voices and newcomers, pushing this one firmly into the “family event” category beyond just preschool fans.
For vinyl collectors, this could be a really cool moment to watch. Bottle Up on a physical single or soundtrack pressing would tap into both nostalgia for Backstreet Boys and the booming trend of movie‑tie‑in music collectables. Think about how soundtracks from films like Guardians of the Galaxy and Stranger Things have become must‑have displays — this has the same kind of crossover potential if marketed right.
If you’re curating posts or playlists for your audience, a quick breakdown of Bottle Up’s placement in the trailer paired with a note about the film’s August release might spark chatter and engagement — especially among fans who grew up with the Boys and now have little ones discovering Paw Patrol.
