Rock legends Aerosmith and genre-bending star Yungblud have officially revealed details of their much-hyped collaboration, marking the band’s first new music release in over 13 years.
After dropping a cryptic teaser video earlier this week, the unlikely but electrifying pairing confirmed that a five-track EP titled One More Time will be released worldwide on November 21. The project’s lead single, “My Only Angel,” will land on streaming platforms this Friday, offering fans their first taste of the collaboration.
The announcement was made jointly on social media, with both Aerosmith and Yungblud posting the same message:
“Long live rock’n’roll music. Love forever, Aerosmith and Yungblud.”
The One More Time EP will feature four brand-new tracks, blending Aerosmith’s classic hard-rock energy with Yungblud’s edgy, modern flair. In addition to My Only Angel, the tracklist includes Problems, Wild Woman, and A Thousand Days. Fans of the band’s early years will also be treated to a surprise: a brand-new remix of Aerosmith’s 1976 hit Back in the Saddle, reimagined with Yungblud’s chaotic punk spirit.
The collaboration represents a meeting of rock’n’roll generations—Aerosmith, with a career spanning five decades and countless iconic hits, and Yungblud, who has carved out a name as one of the most unpredictable and outspoken young artists in modern rock.
For Aerosmith, this marks their first new music since 2012’s Music from Another Dimension!—an album that divided fans but showcased the band’s willingness to evolve. For Yungblud, it’s another milestone in his rapid rise, following headline festival appearances and collaborations with artists like Machine Gun Kelly, Willow, and Travis Barker.
Reactions to the announcement have been overwhelmingly positive. Fans flooded social media with excitement, with one writing: “Aerosmith and Yungblud? I didn’t know I needed this until now.” Another added: “This could be the rebirth of rock for a whole new generation.”
Though Aerosmith has been largely absent from the studio in recent years, the collaboration hints at a creative resurgence. Meanwhile, Yungblud has repeatedly expressed admiration for classic rock icons, calling them “the blueprint” for his rebellious stage persona.
Industry insiders suggest that One More Time could be more than just a one-off EP, teasing the possibility of live performances or even a joint tour. If true, it would mark one of the most unexpected—and thrilling—rock events of the decade.
For now, fans will have to wait until Friday to hear My Only Angel and see exactly what happens when Aerosmith’s timeless swagger collides with Yungblud’s explosive energy. But one thing is certain: rock’n’roll isn’t just alive—it’s louder than ever.
@yungblud “My Only Angel.” @Aerosmith ♬ My Only Angel – Aerosmith & YUNGBLUD
