Nickelback Drop 11th Album “Everything Under the Sun” Ahead of Massive 2027 World Tour

Nickelback are back. The Canadian rockers released their eleventh studio album, “Everything Under the Sun,” on October 30, 2026, via Virgin Music Group — the follow-up to “Get Rollin'” and the first big move in a 2027 that will see them on stages across the globe.

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The Everything Under The Sun Tour is built for the long haul. The North American leg kicks off February 6, 2027, in Pittsburgh and runs through May 1 in San Antonio. From there the band heads to the UK and Europe, with dates beginning May 22 in Leeds, before an Australian leg in October 2027.

Demand in Australia has already forced an addition: a show at Roche Estate in the Hunter Valley on Sunday, October 17, 2027, announced as the final Australian date of the tour. British rockers Don Broco will join as direct support for the run, and general ticket sales opened on October 16.

Nickelback remain one of the most reliably touring rock acts on the planet, and “Everything Under the Sun” gives longtime fans their first new full-length collection in years. The album’s release-day timing — a Friday drop ahead of a year-long tour announcement cycle — is the classic arena-rock playbook, executed at full scale.

With stadium and arena dates stacked across North America, Europe and Australia, 2027 is shaping up to be the biggest touring year of the band’s career. For a group that has never stopped playing to packed houses, “Everything Under the Sun” is both a new record and a promise of what’s coming on stage next year.

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