Nickelback announces “Everything Under the Sun” album, sets Oct. 30 release; band previews “Rattle the Cage”

Nickelback has announced its 11th studio album, “Everything Under the Sun,” with a stated release date of Oct. 30, according to Billboard.

Along with the album announcement, the band unveiled a new single titled “Rattle the Cage,” as part of the campaign for the forthcoming studio project, Billboard reported.

The upcoming release marks a new entry in Nickelback’s recorded catalog as the group expands its discography with a full-length follow-up built around the forthcoming album’s lead offerings.

Billboard’s report positions the album and single rollout as the central near-term milestone for the group, with the Oct. 30 date serving as the primary timeline for fans and industry partners planning releases, promotional appearances, and distribution windows.

With the single “Rattle the Cage” tied to the album launch, the effort will likely drive early streaming and radio attention in the period leading into the full album drop, a common sequencing strategy for major label and mainstream rock releases.

Nickelback’s “Everything Under the Sun” announcement also adds to the summer-to-fall release calendar for rock-oriented audiences, where competing projects often target the same seasonal listening patterns and marketing cycles.

The band has not been described in the Billboard report as changing its approach in areas such as format, platform strategy, or touring plans, but the Oct. 30 date gives retailers, digital service providers, and music media an anchor for the release schedule.

Fans can look for additional details closer to the album date, including any further single releases and complete track-listing information, as the campaign for “Everything Under the Sun” continues into the fall.

Barometers of the campaign will include performance of the “Rattle the Cage” track and related audience response ahead of the full album release on Oct. 30, with the single serving as the first widely shared introduction to the album’s sound.