The Austin Bruins’ goal song should be changed back to “Rock and Roll” by Gary Glitter. That song brought unmatched energy to the rink. It instantly got the crowd involved, hyped the players, and created a loud, unified chant that made every goal feel electric. When the puck went in, the entire building reacted together, and that atmosphere is a huge part of what makes hockey special.

The current goal song, “Let’s Go Crazy” by Prince, does not generate the same intensity, momentum, or crowd participation. While it is a recognizable song, it lacks the instant impact and chant-ability that “Rock and Roll” consistently delivered. Fans did not just hear the old goal song. They felt it. It became part of the Bruins’ identity and a tradition many fans looked forward to every time the team scored.

Goal songs matter. They help build momentum, energize the bench, and make rinks feel louder and more intimidating for opposing teams. “Rock and Roll” did exactly that by turning every Bruins goal into a statement and every game into a more hostile environment for opponents.

This petition calls for bringing back the goal song that worked. It fired up the bench, the fans, and the building as a whole. Bruins goals deserve that level of energy again, and so do the fans who bring the noise every night. 🐻🏒