MESHUGGAH Confirms No New Album in Works Beyond 2027 Tour

MESHUGGAH has confirmed there are no plans to record a follow-up to their 2022 album "Immutable". In an interview with The Downbeat Podcast, drummer Tomas Haake stated that no new material is in development. The band will focus on completing their 40th-anniversary North American headlining tour, set for early 2027. The tour includes a debut performance at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, as well as shows at Oakland's Fox Theater and the Brooklyn Paramount.

Support acts for the tour will be TESTAMENT and BLOOD INCANTATION. The announcement follows the release of "Immutable - The Indellible Edition" in April 2025, which added three live tracks to the original release. Haake expressed satisfaction with the final sound of "Immutable", though he acknowledged the self-criticism common among musicians, particularly when reflecting on older work. He noted that if he had been an executive producer, he would have likely removed two songs from the nearly 60-minute album, including "The Faultless", to reduce its length.

Despite this, he praised the album's expansive structure and the unique experience it offers listeners. MESHUGGAH, formed in Umeå, Sweden in the late 1980s, has long been a pioneering force in heavy music, with landmark albums such as "Destroy Erase Improve", "Chaosphere", and "Nothing" redefining the boundaries of metal. Their influence extends across progressive and technical metal genres. K.

Rock & Metal Albums chart and Billboard's Top Hard Rock Albums chart. The band consists of Jens Kidman (vocals), Fredrik Thordendal (guitar), Tomas Haake (drums), Mårten Hagström (guitar), and Dick Lövgren (bass).