Nickelback released its 11th studio album, "Everything Under the Sun," on Friday, the Canadian rock band's first new full-length since 2022's "Get Rollin'" and its first through a new label partnership with Virgin Music Group.

The album is led by the single "Rattle the Cage," which features guitarist John 5, known for his work with Mötley Crüe and Marilyn Manson, according to Blabbermouth. The roughly 10-track collection — including songs titled "Bones for the Crows," "I Already Know," "Chasin' Famous" and "Bottled Dreams" — was announced in July alongside the single, per Loudwire.

Still Going After Three Decades

Fronted by Chad Kroeger, Nickelback has remained one of rock's most commercially durable, and most divisive, acts since breaking through with 2001's "Silver Side Up." The band has kept up steady output and touring well past the point most of its early-2000s peers went quiet, and "Everything Under the Sun" extends a catalog that includes some of the best-selling rock albums of the past 25 years, per RTTNews' announcement coverage.

ELEVEN ALBUMS IN. STILL RATTLING THE CAGE.

Critical reaction to the new record was still emerging as of Saturday, and no new tour dates tied to the album had been confirmed at the time of this report. The label change marks a notable shift for a band that spent most of its catalog with Roadrunner Records before this release.

What's Next

Fans and critics will get their first full read on the album's reception in the coming days as streaming numbers and early reviews roll in, with a possible tour announcement expected to follow in the weeks ahead.