Rapper-singer-songwriter and House of Pain alum Everlast has signed with the Thirty Tigers label (in partnership with Regime Music Group) and will drop his first album in eight years later in 2026, the label announced today.
The album is preceded by a Yelawolf-produced single called “Stones,” dropping tonight.
“ ‘Stones’ is a song about culpability and regret — a journey from self-loathing to self-healing and forgiveness,” Everlast says.
Everlast also recently shared a clip of “Rubber Bullets” from the new album, as well as the standalone single and anti-ICE anthem “Blood on the Wheel” with producer WLPWR.
Thirty Tigers president David Macias says, “I’ve always been aware of Everlast and his creative influence that cuts a wide swath. It was also hard to miss how wildly successful he has been. But what really made me excited to work with him was meeting him and learning how deeply he was invested in showing up for his fans, the working people who make up his fan base. He cares about them so much. Helping build a bridge to them with his incredible music is a great honor.”
Since his early 1990s breakthrough with House of Pain and “Jump Around,” Everlast has paved a path that mixes hip-hop with rock, R&B and more, most prominently with his multiplatinum solo album “Whitey Ford Sings the Blues” and his contribution to Carlos Santana’s 2000 “Supernatural” album, “Put Your Lights On” — he even scored an Emmy nomination for the theme from “Saving Grace.”
On March 14, he will join syndicated radio show Skratch N Sniff for its St. Paddy’s Day Pub Crawl Mix, featuring a special mix of his extensive catalogue. This fall, Everlast will also perform at Oceans Calling Festival on September 25 in Ocean City, MD.
