Tom Morello’s seventh solo album arrives this fall. Everyone Gets Everything They Want is out September 25 on Mom + Pop Music, and today, the Rage Against the Machine guitarist previewed the record with “Date Night,” a ballad based on the true story of three Dutch teenagers who spied on, captured, and assassinated Nazis during World War II. Listen below.
“I make anti-racist songs for anti-racists. I make anti-fascist songs for anti-fascists,” Morello said in a press statement. “‘Date Night’ is really a ‘which side are you on?’ song. If any of that offends you, do the math.” “Date Night” follows the release of “Adjourn It” back in May, which Morello made with his son, Roman, and Serj Tankian. The album also features Kneecap and Ohio rockers Beartooth. It’s his first proper solo effort since 2021’s The Atlas Underground Flood.
Morello will support Everyone Gets Everything They Want with a few tour dates over the coming months. In October, he’ll headline the inaugural edition of his own Power to the People Festival in Washington, D.C.; the wider lineup includes Dave Matthews, Foo Fighters, Bruce Springsteen, Joan Baez, Public Enemy, Killer Mike, and Brittany Howard. Then, in March 2027, he’ll play four shows across Canada, beginning in Medicine Hat, Alberta and concluding in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.
Revisit Matthew Ismael Ruiz’s 2020 feature Tom Morello on the Music of His Life.
Everyone Gets Everything They Want:
01 Beth From Electronics
02 Everyone Gets Everything They Want
03 Adjourn It (ft. Serj Tankian & Roman Morello)
04 I Am Not Yours To Command
05 Soldier in the Army of Love
06 Unconquered (ft. Kneecap)
07 Date Night
08 The Last Rung on the Ladder
09 Everything Burns (feat. Beartooth)
10 Pretend You Remember Me
Tom Morello:
09-18 Nashville, TN – Cannery Hall
09-19 Louisville, KY – Louder Than Life 2026
09-20 Milwaukee, WI – The Rave/Eagles Club
10-03 Washington, DC – Power to the People 2026
03-02 Medicine Hat, Canada – The Esplanade
03-03 Camrose, Canada – Jeanne & Peter Lougheed Performing Arts Centre
03-05 Lloydminster, Canada – Vic Juba Community Theatre
03-06 Fort Saskatchewan, Canada – Dow Centennial Centre Shell Theatre
03-08 Prince Albert, Canada – E.A. Rawlinson Center For The Arts

