Alternative rock icons Alien Ant Farm have released a new single, 'Reasons', via Judge & Jury Records.

The track is set to appear on the band's forthcoming album, due out this fall.

'Reasons' marks a new chapter for the band, leaning into fresh creative opportunities and collaborations after more than two decades together.

The release celebrates the 25th anniversary of their breakthrough album “ANThology,” with a special vinyl edition slated for a 2026 release.

Written by Rome Ramirez (formerly of Sublime With Rome) and Andreas Ramirez, and produced by Howard Benson, 'Reasons' represents a unique collaboration between the two bands.

Alien Ant Farm vocalist Dryden Mitchell shares: “Rreasons” resonates with me because I love the notion that some people, if granted the opportunity of a second chance, actually make the change in themselves to be present and reliable to someone.

This song is tight and concise, and an anthem to all who have wanted to actually make that change for the better.“ Alien Ant Farm has carved out a unique place in rock history since forming in Riverside in 1996.

With hits like 'Movies' and their era-defining cover of Michael Jackson's 'Smooth Criminal', they exploded onto the global stage with their breakout album “ANThology” in 2001.

The band is comprised of Dryden Mitchell (vocals), Terry Corso (guitar), Mike Cosgrove (drums) and Tim Peugh (bass).

Known for their genre-defying approach to alternative rock and blending elements of metal, punk, prog, and pop, they've built a reputation for experimentation, evolution, and explosive live shows that have taken them around the world.

Alien Ant Farm continues to push forward creatively while embracing their legacy.

With six studio albums under their belt, including 'TruANT', 'Up In The Attic' and most recently 'mAntras', they've explored everything from introspective struggles to full-blown anthemic rock with both emotional depth and sonic variety.

The band is currently writing new music and continuing to tour, reconnecting with longtime fans while winning over new ones with every performance.

Nearly three decades into their career, the band remains as passionate and driven as ever, proving that reinvention and staying power can go hand in hand.