Nickelback unveil fifteenth studio album Everything Under the Sun

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Nickelback unveil fifteenth studio album Everything Under the Sun

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Rock Sound · 2 months ago

Nickelback have announced their fifteenth studio album, *Everything Under the Sun*, which is due for release on 30 October via Virgin Music Group. The record follows 2022’s *Get Rollin’* and is being presented as a broad statement of the band’s identity after 25 years together. That matters because the announcement positions the album as both a continuation of Nickelback’s established sound and an attempt to show a wider range of styles.

The album has 12 tracks, including the newly released lead single *Rattle the Cage*, which features John 5, and another preview track, *Bones for the Crows*. Frontman Chad Kroeger said the record includes some of the band’s heaviest material, songs that take creative risks, and tracks that reflect why the group has stayed together for so long. The published tracklist runs from *Rattle the Cage* to *Last Night Was Fun*, with titles such as *If I Don’t Go*, *Technicolor Steamboat* and *Lift Somebody Up* suggesting a mix of tones and approaches across the album.

  • Nickelback have announced new album *Everything Under the Sun*.
  • It will be released on 30 October via Virgin Music Group.
  • Lead single *Rattle the Cage* features John 5.

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Nickelback are a Canadian rock band, formed in 1995, best known for hits such as "How You Remind Me" and "Photograph". Frontman Chad Kroeger has led the group through a career now spanning 25 years, during which they became one of the best-selling rock acts of their era, even as critics were often sharply divided on their music.

The band's studio output has continued steadily in recent years, with 2022's *Get Rollin'* preceding this latest project. Virgin Music Group, the label behind the new release, is part of the wider music industry infrastructure that handles distribution and promotion for established acts like Nickelback.

New albums from long-running bands like this are typically watched for two things: whether they stick to the sound that built their audience, or whether they try something different. That backdrop is relevant here, since the band and label are framing this record as both familiar and varied in style.

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Originally published by Rock Sound as “Nickelback Announce New Album ‘Everything Under The Sun’”.