SDCC 2026 Apology Tour Continues! Nothin's Gonna Stand in Our Way, Reformatted Edition Transformers Soundtrack Rolls Out

Hasbro Music today unveiled the brand-new music video for “Nothin’s Gonna Stand in Our Way” from THE TRANSFORMERS: THE MOVIE: THE SOUNDTRACK: THE REFORMATTED EDITION, available now on all major streaming platforms and in vinyl formats. Because after 40 years, Hasbro figured the least they could do was finally press the soundtrack to vinyl.

The track features legendary rocker Sebastian Bach delivering a powerful new take on the beloved anthem originally featured in THE TRANSFORMERS: THE MOVIE (1986), reimagined for a new generation of fans while honoring one of the most iconic soundtracks in animation history.

Last night, Hasbro's THE TRANSFORMERS: THE MOVIE 40th Anniversary Celebration of Life Concertbrought fans together at San Diego Comic-Con for an unforgettable evening celebrating four decades of Transformers music and fandom. Featuring performances from Stan Bush, Vince DiCola, KNIGHTS OF UNICRON, Cold Slither, and Britta Phillips, the event marked another major milestone in Hasbro's yearlong "Apology Tour"campaign honoring the film's 40th anniversary.

THE TRANSFORMERS: THE MOVIE: THE SOUNDTRACK: THE REFORMATTED EDITION – “Nothin's Gonna Stand in Our Way” featuring Sebastian Bach

Hasbro continues THE TRANSFORMERS: THE MOVIE (1986) APOLOGY TOUR with THE TRANSFORMERS: THE MOVIE: THE SOUNDTRACK – THE REFORMATTED EDITION.

Because after 40 years, we figured the least we could do was finally press the soundtrack to vinyl.

Out now: the brand-new single and music video for the reimagined “Nothin's Gonna Stand in Our Way” featuring Sebastian Bach. The iconic anthem returns louder, heavier, and more powerful than ever. Because if there's one thing we've learned since 1986, it's that Nothin's Gonna Stand in Our Way.

The full soundtrack is also available now on all major streaming platforms and in multiple physical formats, including limited-edition LPs.

THE TRANSFORMERS: THE MOVIE: THE SOUNDTRACK: THE REFORMATTED EDITION
Available July 24, 2026 on major streaming platforms and vinyl format. Hasbro has collaborated with record label Reigning Phoenix Music to announce THE TRANSFORMERS: THE MOVIE: THE SOUNDTRACK: THE REFORMATTED EDITION, the fully reimagined official soundtrack for THE TRANSFORMERS: THE MOVIE from 1986, continuing Hasbro’s “The Apology Tour” in celebration of the film’s 40th anniversary.

THE TRANSFORMERS: THE MOVIE: THE SOUNDTRACK: THE REFORMATTED EDITION brings 10 re-recorded, reimagined tracks from the iconic film, including performances led by ‘The Knights of Unicron’, a band of world-class musicians featuring Gus Rios, Matt Harvey and Ross Sewage, with guest appearances by Stan Bush as the original voice that defined an era, rock/metal icon Sebastian Bach (former lead singer of Skid Row and solo artist), power metal artist Brittney Slayes (Unleash The Archers), Mark Osegueda (Kerry King, Death Angel), Francesco Cavalieri (Wind Rose, V.B.O.), and Torch from Cold Slither. Composer Vince Dicola compliments this winning formula for the most honest and true collaboration for die-hard TRANSFORMERS fans!

Tracklist

“The Touch" – Knights Of Unicron featuring Stan Bush (originally recorded by Stan Bush)
"Instruments of Destruction" – Knights Of Unicron featuring Francesco Cavalieri (originally recorded by N.R.G.)
"Death of Optimus Prime" – Vince DiCola
"Dare" – Knights Of Unicron featuring Stan Bush and Vince DiCola (originally recorded by Stan Bush)
"Nothin's Gonna Stand in Our Way" – Knights Of Unicron featuring Sebastian Bach (originally recorded by Spectre General)
"The Transformers (Theme)" – Knights Of Unicron featuring Brittney Slayes (originally recorded by Lion)
"Escape" – Knights Of Unicron (originally recorded by Vince DiCola)
"Hunger" – Knights Of Unicron featuring Mark Osegueda (originally recorded by Spectre General)
"Autobot/Decepticon Battle" – Knights Of Unicron (originally recorded by Vince DiCola)
"Dare to Be Stupid" – Knights Of Unicron featuring Torch (originally recorded by "Weird Al" Yankovic)

Additional Album Credits

Produced by Matt LaPlant (Cold Slither)
Mixed by Zeuss (Rob Zombie)
Recorded at Ripper’s Lair at an undisclosed location