Band P.O.D. finishes recording new album with producer Will Yip

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P.O.D. has recently completed the recording sessions for their upcoming studio album at Memory Music Studios in the Whitman section of South Philadelphia. The band started the songwriting process for this new album in October 2025 and managed to lay down all the necessary components, including vocals, guitars, and bass, in just 12 days.

This album represents a new experience for P.O.D. as it is the first time they have recorded outside of California. They collaborated with Will Yip, a GRAMMY-nominated producer, to bring this project to life in Philadelphia. The unique atmosphere of South Philadelphia combined with Yip’s studio environment provided a refreshing and inspiring backdrop for the recording process. While the release date and title for the album are still up in the air, fans can expect it to follow in the footsteps of 2024’s “Veritas.”

Now that the recording phase is complete, P.O.D. is gearing up for a busy 2026 touring schedule. They are scheduled to perform at major international festivals such as Download Festival, Nova Rock, Rock in Rio Lisboa, Graspop, and Wacken Open Air. For a full list of their upcoming shows, fans can visit their official website for more information.

Anne Erickson, a radio personality with a passion for rock, metal, and alternative music, shared the news of P.O.D.’s recording completion. Erickson, who has been in the radio industry for years, also plays music with her band, Upon Wings, and enjoys supporting Detroit and Michigan sports teams in her free time. Additionally, she is an award-winning journalist whose work has been featured in various national publications.

In related music news, Metallica guitarist Hammett has launched a coffee table book with a surprise jam session in Frankfurt. Sublime is set to release their first album in 30 years, featuring Jakob Nowell on vocals. The All-American Rejects are speaking out against concert ticket costs and calling for greater artist accountability in the industry.

P.O.D.’s latest album promises to bring a fresh sound and energy to their fans, building on the success of their previous releases. With the recording process completed and a busy touring schedule ahead, the band is ready to share this new music with audiences around the world. Stay tuned for more updates on the album’s release date and title, and be sure to catch P.O.D. live at a festival near you in 2026.

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