Nickelback is set to reclaim their place on the radio with the release of their new single “Rattle the Cage,” along with the announcement of their eleventh studio album titled Everything Under the Sun. The album is scheduled for release on October 30.
More About ‘Everything Under the Sun’
As mentioned, Everything Under the Sun marks the band’s eleventh studio album and will be their first new music since the 2022 release, Get Rollin’.
“This album showcases every side of the band,” says frontman Chad Kroeger. “There are tracks that hit as hard as anything we’ve ever done, songs that take risks, and songs that remind us why we’ve been doing this together for so long.”
Pre-orders for the album are now available, and you can view the album artwork and track listing for Everything Under the Sun below.
Nickelback, “Everything Under the Sun” Album Artwork + Track Listing
1. “Rattle the Cage” (with John 5)
2. “Bones for the Crows”
3. “I Already Know”
4. “Leave Me Behind”
5. “If I Don’t Go”
6. “Make Me Love You”
7. “Chasin’ Famous”
8. “Simple Song”
9. “Technicolor Steamboat”
10. “Lift Somebody Up”
11. “Bottled Dreams”
12. “Last Night Was Fun”
Nickelback Return With “Rattle the Cage”
Nickelback has made a strong comeback with “Rattle the Cage,” a powerful and energetic track that is expected to dominate radio airwaves for weeks and months ahead.
Featuring thunderous drumming from Daniel Adair, gritty guitar riffs, and Chad Kroeger’s signature raspy vocals, the band delivers their latest anthem. It serves as a rallying cry to shake things up as Kroeger sings about trying to “rattle the cage until it falls.“
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Additionally, John 5 contributes a blistering guitar solo that adds even more intensity to the song.
“Rattle The Cage felt like the perfect way to kick things off,” says Kroeger. “It embodies the energy we’ve been drawing from every night on stage, and we can’t wait for people to hear it.” That anticipation is fulfilled as you can watch the video for the song below.
Nickelback, “Rattle the Cage”
Stay tuned for more updates from Nickelback as 2026 unfolds.
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