CoComelon: The Movie Unveils New Trailer and Songs

Universal Pictures UK debuted a follow-up official trailer for CoComelon: The Movie on Tuesday, setting a theatrical release for February 12 in the U.K. and February 19 in the U.S.

Animation Magazine reported that the Moonbug Entertainment project brings the preschool franchise to the big screen for an adventure featuring ten new songs and an imaginative world. The film follows JJ embarking on Kindergarten, where he discovers his stuffed bear Boba is missing.

JJ and his friends Cody, CeCe, and Nina begin a quest transporting them to a land ruled by Princess Harmony, who created a world with a single rule banning singing. Kat Good directs the animated feature, while Justin Tranter serves as executive music producer for the original tracks.

• Release Dates: The movie arrives in U.K. theaters on February 12 and hits U.S. screens on February 19.
• Star-Studded Voice Cast: Grammy winner SZA, Nicholas Hoult, and Ike Barinholtz lead the voice cast alongside multiple comedians and actors.
• Plot and Music: The story centers on JJ’s first day of Kindergarten and features ten brand-new songs.

SZA voices the ruler Princess Harmony, bringing her Grammy-winning vocals to the animated feature. Nicholas Hoult voices the missing stuffed bear Boba, and Ike Barinholtz takes on the role of Princess Harmony’s enforcer, Chicken Peels.

Connor Esterson stars as the voice of JJ, leading a young ensemble through the kindergarten adventure. The supporting voice cast features Saturday Night Live stars Sarah Sherman and Ego Nwodim alongside stand-up comedians Josh Johnson and Rhys Darby. Impressionist Matthew Friend and Ted Lasso actor Cristo Fernández round out the credited voice performers.

Kat Good directs the feature, drawing on her extensive animation supervision background with Monsters at Work and Big Hero 6: The Series. Justin Tranter executive produces the music, adding pop songwriting credentials built on collaborations with artists like Chappell Roan, Dua Lipa, and Ariana Grande.

Moonbug Entertainment produced the feature alongside Flywheel Media, Prime Focus Studios, and DreamWorks Animation. The DNEG Group handled the digital animation for the theatrical release.