Beastie Boys’ Mike D Confirms New Album ‘Thank You’

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It’s out on August 28th…

08 · 06 · 2026

Beastie Boys’ legend Mike D has confirmed plans for new album ‘Thank You’.

The American star is in the UK, playing tiny shows around the country. Joined by 5D, the legendary rapper has been previewing new material, alongside aspects of his storied past.

New album ‘Thank You’ is credited to Mike D 5D, and it will be released through Capitol Records on August 28th

Mixed by Derek “MixedByAli” Ali, mastered by Nicolas de Porcel, the album represents the first full length offering of new music from a Beastie Boys alum since 2011’s ‘Hot Sauce Committee Part 2’.

Available to pre-order now, Mike D says of the album:

“It’s been so much fun making this music with people I love and I have grown to really appreciate in our collaboration. And I just hope it’s fun for others and not overly serious, because let’s be real, I’m releasing this music into a very strange and dark and power-fixated world that really devalues art and feelings and compassion and empathy and equality.”

New single ‘True Colors’ is out now – check it out below.

Tracklisting:

Switch Up
What We Got
True Colors
That’s Right
Secrets Pt. I
Secrets Pt. II
I Don’t Care
Make It Stop
Crypto
Here We Are
Back To Start
It’s Time
Thank You

Photo Credit: Sam Finelli

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