4 Non Blondes are set to release their sophomore album in 2026, nearly 33 years after dropping their debut and only album to date.
The band, best known for the hit "What's Up? (What's Going On)," will release their second album next year, according to an announcement from record label Kill Rock Stars.
The label confirmed that lead singer Linda Perry's imprint, 670 Records, has inked a deal to release two albums in 2026 - Perry's upcoming solo project, Let It Die Here, and a currently untitled 4 Non Blondes LP.
4 Non Blondes reunited earlier this year for the first time in more than a decade. The alternative rock band released their only album, Bigger, Better, Faster, More!, in 1992 before breaking up in 1994 while working on a second record. Perry went on to build a successful career as a songwriter and solo artist.
Perry said the reunion sparked the writing of "a bunch of new songs" and the revisiting of "some old ones," ultimately resulting in a full album of new music.
"Playing some songs with 4 Non Blondes just seemed like a fun thing to do, in a way it hadn't before now," Perry said in a statement. "I've been behind the scenes for far too long. I want to step out and be the artist I am. I'm open to all the possibilities I've created around me. I manifest things all the time. They're all phenomenal players, and now they get a chance to show that. I couldn't ask for a better band to play these songs."
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