Tommy Lee Streaming 'Tommyland Rides Again'

Official Announcement | Published: May 22, 2026 10:24 PM EDT

(The Syndicate) Tommy Lee has officially released Tommyland Rides Again via BMG today, May 22, a bold reimagining of his second solo album, the 2005 classic Tommyland: The Ride.

Newly mixed by Tommy and Smiley Sean at Tommy's own Dolby Atmos-certified studio, the refreshed edition brings new depth and energy to every track, delivering a sonic experience that simply wasn't possible back in 2005.

For the first time ever, the album is also available across digital streaming platforms, including an immersive Dolby Atmos mix that offers listeners a richer, more dynamic way to experience the record.

On the reimagined record, Tommy Lee shares, "The cover art invites you to take a ride inside my twisted musical world and experience its new life after 20 years. And in Dolby Atmos" Stream it here. Physical formats, including CD and, for the first time, vinyl, will be available September 18.

Tommyland Rides Again introduces a brand-new bonus track, "Stupid World (feat. Chad Tepper)," paired alongside an accompanying music video. Tepper, a former professional skateboarder and alt-rock artist with a social following exceeding 4 million, brings a fresh dynamic and catchy edge to the collaboration. His 2023 single "Rockstar Dreams Like Tommy Lee" makes the pairing feel like a natural full-circle moment, bridging influence and inspiration in a way that underscores the enduring cultural impact of Tommy Lee.

Originally released in 2005 alongside Tommy's book of the same name and his NBC hit series Tommy Lee Goes to College, Tommyland: The Ride was a fully realized snapshot of Lee at his most wide-ranging. A record that blew past genre expectations and pulled in an all-star cast of collaborators spanning rock, pop, and punk. Produced by Lee and Scott Humphrey (Motley Crue, Fuel, Rob Zombie), the album featured guest appearances from Nickelback frontman Chad Kroeger, Good Charlotte's Joel Madden, Backstreet Boys' Nick Carter, Andrew McMahon and Butch Walker, among others.