Sublime's New Album: Until the Sun Explodes

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Sublime is dropping their first album in almost 30 years, called Until the Sun Explodes.

It marks the debut full length with Yakov Noel out front, son of the late Bradley Noel.

The record hits shells on June 12th through Atlantic Records, led by its emotional title

track single.

This project blends their signature sound with fresh vibes, thanks to guests like Fletcher

Drag from Pennywise, HR from Bad Brains, and G-Love.

It builds on last year's Returns single and Sonata, their first original studio cut featuring

Yakov.

Fans are buzzing over the heartfelt tribute angle, as Yakov calls it, an epilogue

honoring his dad's legacy and the band's history.

Drummer Bud Gal says it captures their gratitude and future plans.

The track mixes upbeat energy with real emotion that lingers.

To celebrate, they've booked a stack tour kicking off in Australia and New Zealand this

April.

Highlights include two nights at Red Rocks in Colorado, one with a full playthrough of their

self-titled album for its 30th anniversary, plus festival stops across the U.S. like

Sublime, Migusta events.

Expect more nostalgia and new energy as Sublime keeps the momentum rolling into summer shows

and beyond.