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Nickelback Returns With Everything Under the Sun

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Nickelback has released Everything Under the Sun, its 11th studio album and first since 2022’s Get Rollin’. Apple Music dates the record to October 30 and lists 12 tracks.

The Canadian rock band includes guest guitarist John 5 on Rattle the Cage. A studio album is a collection prepared for release, unlike a live album made from concert recordings.

A tour supporting the release is scheduled for 2027, with dates announced in North America, the United Kingdom, Europe and Australia, Music Times reports. Those concerts remain future events.

Source: Apple Music, 2026-10-30. https://music.apple.com/us/album/everything-under-the-sun/6784018115

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  1. How does the new album relate to Get Rollin’?

    1. It is Nickelback’s first studio album since that 2022 release.
    2. It was released before Get Rollin’.
    3. It is a live recording of Get Rollin’.
  2. What distinguishes the studio album from a live album in this article?

    1. It is prepared for release rather than made from concert recordings.
    2. It must contain no guest musicians.
    3. It can only contain songs recorded in 2027.
  3. What does the article establish about the 2027 tour?

    1. Dates have been announced, but the concerts are future events.
    2. All the dates have already taken place.
    3. Only the album release is planned and no tour is mentioned.

Your turn

Explain the difference between the released album and the announced 2027 tour, and mention one album detail.

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