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Keanu Reeves<\/a>‘ grunge band Dogstar<\/a> will drop a new album and tour the U.S. this May.<\/p>\n The band announced the details about their fourth full-length album and tour on social media earlier today (March 6).<\/p>\n Dogstar’s All In Now<\/em> will be released on May 29. It is the follow-up to 2023’s Somewhere Between Power Lines and Palm Trees.<\/em><\/p>\n “All In Now<\/em> marks a new era for Dogstar with layered guitar riffs and heavy bass inspired by their time out on the road,” the listing for the album’s presale<\/a> reads.<\/p>\n Dogstar enlisted Nick Launay to produce the album. He has previously worked with IDLES<\/a> and Amyl and the Sniffers<\/a>.<\/p>\n The album’s\u00a0title track was also released on Friday.<\/p>\n All In Now<\/em> also marks the second album following Dogstar’s reformation in 2022.<\/p>\n Dogstar formed in the early ’90s, with Reeves handling bass. He was initially joined by drummer Robert Mailhouse and guitarist\/vocalist Gregg Miller, who Bret Domrose later replaced.<\/p>\n The band released two albums before breaking up in 2002. The trio continued to play in private off and on in the following years before officially announcing “we’re back” on Instagram in 2022.<\/p>\n A tour and the release of the band’s third album followed in 2023.<\/p>\n Dogstar are set to play 35 dates across the U.S., with the first two coming in May. The remainder of the tour will pick back up in August.<\/p>\nWhat You Need to Know About Dogstar’s New Album<\/h3>\n
Dogstar, All In Now<\/em><\/h3>\n
Who’s in Dogstar Besides Keanu Reeves?<\/h3>\n
Where is Dogstar Touring in 2026?<\/h3>\n