After first debuting on Disney Channel earlier this summer, Electric Bloom is officially headed to Disney+ and Teen Vogue has the exclusive on the show's brand new trailer, unannounced guest stars, and key art for the anticipated release.
Created by Eric Friedman, Alex Fox, and Rachel Lewis and guest directed by Disney Channel alums Danielle Fishel (known for Boy Meets World) and Phill Lewis (The Suite Life of Zack and Cody), Electric Bloom follows the story of three girls before they become the best friends and the biggest band in the world. With music as a protagonist, the show also enlisted the help of iconic Award-winning songwriter Diane Warren and Bahareh Batmang.
If you are ready to see — and hear — more, we've got you covered. Check out everything you need to know about Electric Bloom below.
What is Electric Bloom about?
Electric Bloom is described as a music-driven comedy series. The show follows the three members of super pop star group Electric Bloom — Posey Parker, Jade, and Tulip Aoki — as they retell the story of how they set up the band in the first place. The story begins the day they met during ninth grade at Edison County High School and follows their whole journey to becoming the biggest band in the world — and best friends along the way.
When does Electric Bloom come out on Disney+?
Following its initial premiere on July 10, 2025, on Disney Channel, Electric Bloom will begin streaming on Disney+ on September 17, 2025. The first 13 episodes drop on that day, with the remaining following suit on October 15, 2025.
Who is in the cast of Electric Bloom?
The main cast of Electric Bloom features Lumi Pollack as lead guitarist Posey Parker, who's described as “perfectly put-together”; Carmen Sanchez as keyboardist Jade Castillo, described as the resident "school rebel"; Ruby Marino as the group's “quirky and optimistic” DJ Tulip Aoki; as well as Nathaniel Buescher as Lucas Jasper, a.k.a Electric Bloom's no. 1 supporter and the class crush.
Recurring cast in guest roles are J'Adore Elizabeth (as Shelly Sharp), Trisha Macaden (as Shelly LeBrock), Luke Busey (as The Vince), Van Brunelle (as Dante), Audrey Grace Marshall (asJanine), Leah Mei Gold (as Sunny), DaJuan Johnson (as Principal Jeffers), Clayton Thomas (as Mr. B), Santina Muha as (Ms. Mecklenberg), Irene White (as Peg), Lennon Parham (as Stephanie Bradley), and more.
Aside from the main cast, Teen Vogue can exclusively announce that Electric Bloom also features outstanding guest stars, with Descendants alum Dara Reneé and Lilo & Stitch star Maia Kealoha set to appear in upcoming episodes.
Is there a trailer for Electric Bloom?
Yes! Teen Vogue can exclusively debut the new full-length trailer for Electric Bloom ahead of its premiere on Disney+. First unveiled on August 4, 2025, the trailer gives us a glimpse into Electric Bloom's stardom before taking us back to high school.
“We can't tell the story of how the band started without telling the story of how our friendship started,” the girls say in the trailer. The next scene shows how our central trio serendipitously became a band while showing us glimpses of original tracks like the theme song “Wherever We Go, We Go Together,” “No Limits,” and more. We also get to meet Lucas and see his pull on the girls. You can watch the trailer yourself below:
