Set several years after the events of Road Chip, Alvin, Simon, and Theodore are no longer the hyperactive kids the world remembers. They’re older, taller, sharper—and facing a future that no longer feels guaranteed.
Once a global phenomenon, the Chipmunks’ fame is fading. New acts dominate the charts, their label wants a younger sound, and the pressure to “stay relevant” begins to fracture the brotherhood that made them famous in the first place.
Alvin, still chasing the spotlight, pushes for risky moves to reclaim their stardom—viral stunts, flashy collabs, anything to keep them on top.
Simon, now brilliant beyond his years, is offered a life-changing academic opportunity that could take him far away from music.
Theodore, quietly maturing faster than the others, longs for stability and fears that the family he loves is slowly slipping away.
As the brothers begin pulling in different directions, Dave Seville struggles with the hardest role he’s ever faced—letting his boys grow up and choose their own paths, even if it means losing the band forever.
When a final opportunity arises—a chance to prove they still belong on the world stage—the Chipmunks must decide whether success means fame… or simply staying together.
