Tommy Lee has announced Tommyland Rides Again, a reimagining of his second solo album Tommyland: The Ride. It will arrive on May 22, 2026 via BMG. This edition was mixed by Tommy and Smiley Sean at Tommy’s own Dolby Atmos certified studio.
They were able to look again at the tracks and “create something that was just sonically impossible back in 2005.” For the first time ever, the album will also be available across digital streaming platforms, including an immersive Dolby Atmos mix. Physical formats, including CD and, for the first time, vinyl, will also be available on August 21, 2026.
On the reimagined record, Tommy Lee shares:
The cover art invites you to take a ride inside my twisted musical world and experience its new life after 20 years. And in Dolby Atmos.
The announcement is accompanied by the release of “Good Times (feat. Butch Walker)”, the original album’s lead single and theme song for Tommy Lee Goes to College, along with an HD version of its official music video.
Tommyland Rides Again will also introduce a brand-new bonus track,“Stupid World (feat. Chad Tepper),” arriving alongside an accompanying music video. Tepper, a former professional skateboarder and Alt-Rock artist collaborates.
The album was originally released in 2005 alongside Tommy’s book of the same name and his NBC series Tommy Lee Goes to College. It was a record that brought in an all-star cast of collaborators spanning Rock, Pop, and Punk.
Produced by Lee and Scott Humphrey (Mötley Crüe, Fuel, Rob Zombie), the album featured guest appearances from Nickelback frontman Chad Kroeger, Good Charlotte’s Joel Madden, Backstreet Boys‘ Nick Carter, and Walker himself, among others.
Tommy Lee is the co-founder and drummer of Mötley Crüe. He’s been the star of three Network series including Rockstar, Battleground Earth with Ludacris, and NBC’s Tommy Lee Goes To College. Lee has released multiple solo albums and founded Rap-metal outfit Methods of Mayhem.
Mötley Crüe’s “The Return Of The Carnival Of Sins” North American tour, celebrating the band’s 45th anniversary, kicks off July 2026.
