SAN JOSE – The San Jose Sharks’ goal song from last season, “Power Bite,” will soon bite the dust.

In a video posted to the Sharks’ social media channels on Monday, defenseman Sam Dickinson announced the team will have a new goal song this regular season, starting with the opener on Oct. 1 against the Florida Panthers.

In the video, Dickinson walks into the team’s dressing room at Sharks Ice in San Jose, turns off a stereo that is playing “Power Bite,” and announces, “New goal song coming October 1.”

Earlier this month, the Sharks used social media to tell fans that during the preseason, they would have a say in their in-arena experience at SAP Center.

Sharks fans quickly responded that the biggest change they wanted was a new in-arena goal song, so the reaction to Monday’s announcement was overwhelmingly positive.

🚨 Sam has some important news to share. pic.twitter.com/Vuj5Yqv2JW

— San Jose Sharks (@SanJoseSharks) September 21, 2026

“Genuinely never thought we’d be free,” one fan wrote.

“Santa arrived early this year, thank goodness!” said another.

“Don’t replace it with more AI, please. We beg of you!” wrote another. 

Before last season began, the Sharks decided they needed a new goal song after using “Get Ready For This” by 2 Unlimited for most of the previous nine years. Elevated season ticket holders chose from four new selections created by music producer BVRNOUT and picked a track called “Power Bite,” which first debuted during a game against the Vegas Golden Knights on Oct. 9, 2025, before a sold-out Shark Tank crowd.

Sharks fans never really warmed up to the song, which the team said it would fully own and was “planning to use it beyond the arena on digital platforms and through remixes.”

It was unclear whether the Sharks would also own the new track, or if they would go back to using a well-known song performed and owned by a popular artist.

In the meantime, “Power Bite” might get used at least a couple more times during the Sharks’ preseason home games this week against the Vegas Golden Knights on Tuesday and the Anaheim Ducks on Thursday.