The Menzingers Reflect on Two Decades with New Album ‘Everything I Ever Saw’

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The Menzingers Reflect on Two Decades with New Album 'Everything I Ever Saw'

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Pennsylvania punk rock band The Menzingers are gearing up to release their ninth studio album, “Everything I Ever Saw,” on July 17, 2026, through Epitaph Records. This new record arrives as the band approaches two decades in their career, having formed in Scranton, Pennsylvania, in 2006.

The album was recorded in Philadelphia with Grammy Award-winning producer Will Yip at his Memory Music Studios. This marks a continuation of their long-standing collaboration with Yip, who also produced their 2017 album “After the Party” and 2019’s “Hello Exile”. The band members, Greg Barnett (vocals, guitar), Tom May (vocals, guitar), Eric Keen (bass), and Joe Godino (drums), emphasize a return to their initial collaborative spirit for this album.

Vocalist and guitarist Tom May noted that “Everything I Ever Saw” was shaped by significant personal changes and global events, pulling the band deeper into their friendship and creative process. Lead singles from the album include “Chance Encounters” and “Better Angels,” with “Nobody’s Heroes” also released earlier. The album’s themes explore memory, adulthood, and the passage of time through a punk lens, reflecting on major life changes like marriage, divorce, loss, and growth. The Menzingers are also embarking on a North American tour in fall 2026, with dates

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