Los Angeles’ masked collective Hollywood Undead are back with a bang, releasing their latest single “All My Friends” featuring Jeris Johnson. It’s a venomous track that sees the band’s signature rap-rock attack colliding with a world of monsters and the high cost of chasing glory. Released via Sumerian Records, this new anthem is a proper call to arms for the Undead Army and marks the next chapter in what’s becoming an unstoppable era for the guys since signing with the legendary independent label.
“All My Friends” delivers the kind of razor-sharp, combustible energy we’ve come to expect from their biggest hits. Pairing arena-sized hooks with rapid-fire vocal exchanges, the song leans into a darker, more theatrical lane thanks to Jeris Johnson’s contribution. It’s a sinister track that explores the pressure and consequence of life in the spotlight, and you can check out the official visualiser for it now.
The new single follows a string of successful releases since the band joined Sumerian, including “Hollywood Forever”, “SAVIOR”, and the Slayer-sampling “1×1”. These tracks have seen the band reintroducing their iconic masks and sharpening their creative identity, leading to some of the most successful stretches of their nearly twenty-year career. We’ve been following the band’s journey for a long time – we even caught their Undead Unhinged livestream back in 2021, which you can read all about here.
With over 3.8 billion all-time streams, Hollywood Undead are showing no signs of slowing down. They are currently gearing up to lay waste to the global festival circuit this summer. After hitting Welcome To Rockville in Florida next weekend, the band are heading over to our side of the pond for a massive run of European festivals, including a highly anticipated stop at Download Festival in June.
The band are confirmed for the following UK appearance:
- 12th June – Download Festival, Derby
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