Beartooth teases upcoming music collaboration with producer Jordan Fish, announces 2026 Bad Omens Tour

Beartooth lead vocalist Caleb Shomo recently took to his Instagram Story to tag producer Jordan Fish, sparking speculation about potential new music following the band’s recent success on the charts. Fish, who previously played keyboards for Bring Me the Horizon, collaborated with Beartooth on their last album, The Surface, released in 2023. The album produced two chart-topping hits on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay chart – “I Was Alive” and “Might Love Myself.”

Known for his work with various rock and metal acts, Fish teamed up with Shomo, who is the primary songwriter for Beartooth. Shomo founded Beartooth in 2012 while still performing with Attack Attack!. This year, the band joined Shinedown on their Dance, Kid, Dance tour and also performed at the Summer of Loud festival alongside Killswitch Engage, I Prevail, and Parkway Drive.

Looking ahead, Beartooth will be embarking on a 2026 tour with Bad Omens, although specific dates and locations have not yet been disclosed. Sharing the exciting news on Facebook, Beartooth expressed their enthusiasm for hitting the road with Bad Omens on the upcoming Do You Feel Love tour, where PRESIDENT – band will also be part of the lineup. The Surface marked the band’s fifth studio album, following the success of 2021’s Below, which also achieved significant recognition on the Billboard Mainstream Rock charts.

Having released five studio albums since 2012, Beartooth made a notable impact with their debut record, Disgusting, in 2014, firmly establishing their presence in the metalcore genre. Shomo’s recent Instagram Story tagging Fish hints at potential new music in the works, signaling the band’s creative energies following the release of The Surface two years ago.

In the dynamic world of rock and metal music, collaborations and new releases are always met with anticipation and excitement. Fans of Beartooth are eagerly awaiting any updates on their journey towards the creation of new music, eagerly anticipating what the future holds for the band and their musical endeavors.