The world is about to rediscover the power of a voice that refuses to fade.

Netflix has officially announced P!NK: A VOICE FOREVER, a 10-episode docuseries chronicling the life, legacy, and unbreakable spirit of the pop-rock icon whose music has inspired millions around the world.

Set for release in early 2026, the series promises an intimate, honest, and visually stunning exploration of one of the most daring and influential performers of the modern era.

“She wasn’t just a performer — she was a revolution,” producers revealed in a statement. “P!nk embodies everything music could be — passion, power, and freedom — all in one voice that still inspires the world.”

A STORY OF FIRE AND FEARLESSNESS

Filmed over two years, A Voice Forever dives deep into the journey that turned Alecia Beth Moore, a girl from Doylestown, Pennsylvania, into P!nk — a global icon of strength, authenticity, and raw emotion.

Through exclusive interviews with her family, bandmates, and longtime collaborators, as well as hours of unseen archival footage, the series paints a portrait of a woman who never stopped fighting for her truth.

From her early struggles in Philadelphia’s club scene to her breakout success with 2001’s M!ssundaztood, the documentary follows P!nk’s evolution as both an artist and a woman — one who defied every industry expectation and redefined what it means to be real in pop music.

“This is the story of a woman who built an empire without ever selling her soul,” said executive producer Lena Kim, who also worked on Netflix’s acclaimed Tina Turner: The Fire Within.

NEVER-BEFORE-SEEN FOOTAGE AND RESTORED CONCERT FILM

One of the most anticipated elements of A Voice Forever is its visual restoration work.

Netflix confirmed that several of P!nk’s most iconic performances — including her 2010 Grammy aerial show, Super Bowl National Anthem, and the legendary “Glitter in the Air” performance — have been remastered in 4K Ultra HD, offering fans the most immersive view yet of her career-defining moments.

The series will also feature new behind-the-scenes footage from her Beautiful Trauma and Trustfall world tours, as well as candid home videos never shown publicly.

“We wanted to show her not just as a performer, but as a human being — a mother, a fighter, a dreamer,” director Rachel Morrison said.

MORE THAN A DOCUMENTARY — A LOVE LETTER

At its core, A Voice Forever isn’t just a look back — it’s a celebration of everything P!nk represents.

She is, as one producer described, “a bridge between generations — the mother who rocks, the rebel who feels, and the voice that refuses to quiet down.”

Across ten episodes, viewers will follow her evolution through heartbreak, motherhood, activism, and artistry, told in her own words and those of the people who have shared her journey.

“This isn’t just a biography,” said Netflix’s global head of music content. “It’s a love letter to the human spirit.”

THE WOMAN BEHIND THE LEGEND

Over the past two decades, P!nk has sold more than 60 million albums worldwide, won three Grammy Awards, and become one of the highest-grossing touring artists of all time.

Yet, A Voice Forever reveals the quieter moments — the backstage vulnerability, the fear before every flight, the laughter after every fall.

“What makes P!nk special isn’t that she flies above the crowd,” Morrison said. “It’s that she lets us see her wings — bruised, beautiful, and still beating.”

COMING SOON

With a worldwide premiere planned for Netflix in early 2026, the docuseries will also include a companion soundtrack featuring remastered classics and new unreleased material curated by P!nk herself.

“We wanted to close the distance between the stage and the soul,” Morrison added. “Because her story isn’t about perfection — it’s about perseverance.”

And that’s why the series title, A Voice Forever, feels so fitting.

It’s not just about a singer.

It’s about a force.

A voice that broke rules, built bridges, and still echoes across generations.

When the lights dim and the screen fades to black, one truth will remain —

P!nk’s voice isn’t just unforgettable. It’s forever.