Canadian rock band Nickleback has introduced their eleventh studio album, Every part Underneath the Solar, might be launched on Oct. 30.
The band shared the information on Tuesday and launched the album’s first single, Rattle the Cage, that includes guitarist John 5.
The upcoming new album marks the band’s first new music since their 2022 album, Get Rollin.
“This album has each aspect of the band on it,” frontman Chad Kroeger stated in a press launch.
“There are songs that hit as onerous as something we’ve ever accomplished, songs that take probabilities, and songs that remind us why we’ve been doing this collectively for therefore lengthy.”
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Kroeger stated that the primary single “felt like the proper method to kick the door open — it has the vitality we’ve been feeding off each night time on stage, and might’t watch for individuals to listen to it.”
The album additionally marks Nickelback’s first launch with Virgin Music Group.
A tracklist for the brand new album has not but been launched.
Every part Underneath the Solar comes after the band’s documentary Hate To Love: Nickelback, which premiered on the Toronto Worldwide Movie Competition in 2023 and their Get Rollin’ World Tour.
Hate to Love: Nickelback explores the formation and success of the Hanna, Alta., band whose large 2000s hits embody How You Remind Me, {Photograph}, and Far Away.
The band’s reputation finally made them targets of web memes that helped solidify their prominence within the popular culture.
Kroeger beforehand stated that “it seems negativity sells.”
“So, we’re going to journey that sucker all the best way,” he added.
In an announcement, the Canadian Music Corridor of Fame inductees stated it had been “a protracted highway to get this venture throughout the end line.”
“We hope everybody enjoys our story, followers, mates or in any other case,” the band added.
Hate to Love: Nickelback was directed by British documentarian Leigh Brooks, who was initially employed to seize behind-the-scenes moments and promotional interviews for the band’s 2017 album Feed the Machine.
—with information from The Canadian Press
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