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Nickelback’s Everything Under the Sun Arrives Ahead of a Three-Continent Tour

Nickelback’s eleventh album brings twelve songs and guest collaborations ahead of a 2027 tour spanning North America, Europe and Australia.
Chad Kroeger of Nickelback performs at CMT Crossroads: Nickelback & HARDY at Marathon Music Works in Nashville, Tennessee, on March 7, 2024. Archival photo. Photo: Catherine Powell/Getty Images for CMT.

Nickelback’s Everything Under the Sun is out now, giving the band a new album to take into its 2027 touring schedule. The release pairs 12 songs with guest appearances and an official video for “Rattle the Cage.”

Released on October 30 through Virgin Music Group, Everything Under the Sun is Nickelback’s eleventh studio album and follows 2022’s Get Rollin’. Apple Music lists the standard release at 12 songs and 44 minutes. Its arrival shifts attention from the advance singles to the complete record, with the band’s next major tour still ahead.

“Rattle the Cage” features guitarist John 5 and remains a direct introduction to this album campaign. The official music video below accompanies that song, rather than serving as footage from the upcoming tour. Listeners who followed the rollout will also find “Leave Me Behind” and “Make Me Love You” among the album’s previously released material.

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The guest list extends beyond the lead single. Ryan Reynolds introduces “Technicolor Steamboat,” while “Lift Somebody Up” brings together guitarists Joe Bonamassa and Zach Myers, drummers Tommy Lee and Charlie Benante, and vocalists Sammy Hagar and Brent Smith. Those credits give listeners specific collaborations to seek out across the record without reducing the release to a single featured appearance.

Nickelback’s 2027 Everything Under the Sun tour is scheduled to begin its North American leg on February 6 at Pittsburgh’s PPG Paints Arena. The announced run continues through May 1 in San Antonio, with Don Broco named as direct support. The opening date leaves several months between the album’s release and the start of that arena itinerary.

The international schedule carries the campaign well beyond that first leg. The UK and European dates begin May 22 in Leeds and conclude July 13 in Copenhagen, before the Australian run starts October 2 in Perth and finishes October 16 in Pokolbin. Fans should use the band’s official tour links for individual show information rather than relying on the October presale dates from the original announcement.

For listeners choosing how to hear or collect the release, Nickelback’s official album page gathers retailer links in one place. It points to the band shop, Record Store Day, a Walmart exclusive CD and an Amazon lenticular CD, with availability dependent on the individual retailer. The full album and its accompanying video offer the immediate starting point while the live dates remain on the horizon.

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