ANNOUNCES PRE-ORDER FOR ‘THE INVISBLE MAN’ EP NEW 7” FROM PIRATES PRESS RECORDS WITH FOUR SONGS FROM ‘READY TO ROLL’ SESSIONS.

Laramie, WY – January 2025 – Pop-punk veterans have just announced pre-orders for their new EP via Pirates Press Records. The EP is scheduled for release on March 06, and features the single ‘City At Night’ along with three more unreleased songs from the same sessions that produced their 2025 smash hit LP ‘Ready To Roll’. These four songs were recorded during the sessions for the band’s smash hit 2025 album ‘Ready To Roll’ at The Blasting Room in Fort Collins, CO, recorded & mixed by Andrew Berlin and mastered by Jason Livermore. Additionally, each of the band’s three singer/songwriters are represented among the tracks. Bassist Miguel Chen wrote the title track, and taps into some of the mid-tempo new wave influence seen on the LP, while using cinematic imagery to express his own need to disappear from the chaos of the modern world. “Despite spending my life surrounded by people I love – my family, my band, my friends – I’ve learned that I need a lot of alone time to stay balanced and happy” he says. “Time alone is great for your well-being. I highly recommend it. Also, I love old horror movies.” Guitarist Ray Carlisle contributes a track inspired by a real life tale from his offspring. “My kid wore a Less Than Jake shirt to school and some substitute teacher asked him to name a song” he explains. “My kid came home all bummed out and said ‘You Made Me Get Called A Poser.’” Carlisle also wrote EP closer ‘City At Night’ which was previously available on an ultra-limited 7” included with the Deluxe Edition of ‘Ready To Roll’, and was later released as a digital single. For most fans, this will be the first chance to own a physical copy of this much sought-after song. Finally, guitarist Kody Templeman contributes ‘Pembrey’s Face’ another song inspired by the band’s penchant for horror fiction. “I’ve always been a big fan of the Hannibal Lecter movies based on the Thomas Harris novels. Ray and I always quoted the Jim Pembrey line during the escape scene [in ‘The Silence Of The Lambs’].” These prolific pop-punkers demonstrate that even while touring non-stop in support of a hit album, they are always looking out for their legions of worldwide fans’ insatiable appetite for new material! ‘The Invisible Man’ by Teenage Bottlerocket is available for pre-order from the Pirates Press Records webstore on 7” Bone Vinyl, 7” Violet Vinyl, and 7” Black Vinyl. 7” Magenta Vinyl will be available exclusively from the band’s merch table on tour. The 7” comes packaged in a sleeve with spectacular artwork by the band’s longtime collaborator Oscar Puig, which also features on a merch lines including T-shirts, skateboard decks, patches, and stickers! The EP will be available everywhere on March 6, 2026!

TEENAGE BOTTLEROCKET ON TOUR:

w/ DEE CRACKS

01/14/2026 – Haarlem, NL – Patronaat

01/15/2026 – Antwerp, BE – Kavka Oudan

01/16/2026 – Paris, FR – Le Chinois

01/17/2026 – Luxembourg, LX – Kulturfabrik

01/18/2026 – Essen, DE – Don’t Panic

01/19/2026 – Munich, DE – Backstage

01/20/2026 – Vienna, AT – Arena

01/21/2026 – Prague, CZ – Rock Cafe

01/22/2026 – Berlin, DE – Wild at Heart

w/ THE HAERMORRHOIDS

01/23/2026 – Hamburg, DE – Molotow

01/24/2026 – Malmö, SE – Plan B

w/ AUTHORITY ZERO, BILLY LIAR

02/10/2026 – Pensacola, FL – The Handlebar

02/11/2026 – Orlando, FL – Conduit

02/12/2026 – Tampa, FL – Brass Mug

02/13/2026 – Jacksonville, FL – Jack Rabbits

02/14/2026 – Atlanta, GA – The Loft

02/15/2026 – Nashville, TN – Eastside Bowl

w/ THE DOPAMINES, SAM RUSSO

03/25/2026 – Colorado Springs, CO – Black Sheep

03/26/2026 – Fort Collins, CO – Sound Bar

03/27/2026 – Casper, WY – Oil City Beer Co.

03/28/2026 – Denver, CO – Federal Theatre

03/29/2026 – Laramie, WY – Gryphon Theatre

03/30/2026 – Omaha, NE – Waiting Room

03/31/2026 – Minneapolis, MN – Green Room

04/01/2026 – Green Bay, WI – Green Bay Distillery

04/02/2026 – Chicago, IL – Reggies

04/03/2026 – Cincinnati, OH – Bogart’s

04/04/2026 – St. Louis, MO – Blueberry Hill

Photo Credit: Kirchner