Sum 41 New Album Release Date
On September 27, 2023, Grammy-nominated band Sum 41 released their new single, “Landmines,” along with a new music video premiering at 9:00 am PDT/12:00 pm EDT. The band also announced that they will perform on October 21 and 22 at the When We Were Young festival in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Additionally, Sum 41 will play a sold-out concert at When We Were Young Sideshow on October 20 at the Brooklyn Bowl, where they will be joined by other bands such as BOWLING FOR SOUP, PLAIN WHITE T’S, YOUR BROKEN HERO and more.
This release comes in the context of Sum 41’s plans to disband after completing a world tour in support of their upcoming album, “Heaven :x: Hell.” The band has had a successful career spanning more than 24 years, with more than 15 million records sold worldwide and numerous accolades, including a Grammy Award nomination and multiple Juno Awards.
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Sum 41 Band
Sum 41 is a Canadian rock band, based in Ajax, Ontario. They started in 1996 and have five core members: Deryck Whibley, Dave Baksh, Jason McCaslin, Tom Thacker and Frank Zummo. They signed to Island Records in 1999 and released their first EP, “Half Hour of Power,” in 2000. Their debut album, “All Killer No Filler,” came out in 2001 and became a huge hit with songs like “Fat Lip, “Too Deep” and “Motivation.”
Over the years, they released more albums such as “Chuck” in 2004 and “Screaming Bloody Murder” in 2011. In 2019, they released “Order in Decline” and are working on their eighth album, “Heaven and Hell.” In May 2023, the band announced that “Heaven and Hell” would be their last album and plan to disband after one final tour.
Sum 41 Heaven Band :x: Hell
“Heaven :x: Hell” is the eighth studio album by Sum 41. They revealed it in March 2022 and is unique because it is a double album. The “Heaven” portion of the album harkens back to the band’s previous pop-punk sound, while the “Hell” portion continues their recent style of heavier metal.
Although they announced the album in 2022, they have not yet given a specific release date. In May 2023, they made a surprising announcement that “Heaven :x: Hell” would be their last album and they plan to disband after releasing it and go on one final tour. They have already released the first single from the album, “Landmines”, in September 2023, along with a music video.
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Adds 41 members of the band
Deryck Whibley
Lead vocals, rhythm guitar (1997-present), keyboards (2004-present), lead guitar (1996-1997, 2006-2009), backing vocals (1996-1997), occasional drums (1997-2015)
David Baksh
Lead guitar, backing vocals, occasional co-lead vocals (1997-2006; 2015-present)
Jason McCaslin
Bass, backing vocals (1999-present)
Tom Thacker
Rhythm guitar (2015-present), lead guitar, keyboards, backing vocals (2009-present; tour 2007-2009)
Frank Zumo
Drums, percussion, occasional backing vocals (2015-present)
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Sum 41 Discography
Studio albums |
Year |
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All murderer not stuffed |
2001 |
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Does this look infected? |
2002 |
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Throw |
2004 |
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Low class hero |
2007 |
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Screaming bloody murder |
2011 |
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13 voices |
2016 |
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declining order |
2019 |
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Heaven :x: Hell |
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Is Sum 41 making a new album?
Yes, Sum 41 is making a new album. They announced it in March 2022 and it is called “Heaven and Hell.” This album is special because it is a double album, with one part going back to their previous pop-punk style (Heaven) and the other continuing with their recent heavier metal sound (Hell). However, we have not been told the exact date it will be released.
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