Next-gen rock band Beauty School Dropout have today announced their new album, WHERE DID ALL THE BUTTERFLIES GO?, to be released 5th September 2025. Alongside the announcement, the band unveil new single ‘FEVER’, a hedonistic pop-rock rave.
Their boldest move yet, WHERE DID ALL THE BUTTERFLIES GO? started as a batch of self-produced demos, following a year of worldwide touring with the likes of Blink-182, Turnstile, Jxdn, Maggie Lindemann and others. Produced by the legendary Neal Avron (Fall Out Boy, Twenty One Pilots, Yellowcard, Linkin Park), the vision will come alive this September — fuelled by live, traditional takes and a raw, visceral edge that packs the party.
On new track ‘FEVER’, the band said: “This was one of the first songs we wrote for the album and it has been the North Star since. Going into this project we simply wanted to create a soundtrack that makes rock music fun and exciting again. Something you could play in the clubs and people will get just as hyped hearing guitars as they do hearing 808’s. For us at least, this is that song.”
‘FEVER’ follows previous boundary-breaking single ‘ON YOUR LIPS’, and together are the first taste of an album that is set to reignite the fun and energy of rock music, with walls of guitars, cutting edge synth production and stadium hooks.
WHERE DID ALL THE BUTTERFLIES GO? | TRACKLIST
1. FEVER
2. TWO OF US
3. ON YOUR LIPS
4. SICK PUPPY
5. XXX
6. ADELINE (SAVE SOME FOR THE REST OF US)
7. CITY NEVER SLEEPS
8. MADONNA
9. HEART AWAY
10. DADDY DON’T CRY
11. SEX APPEAL
12. LMTFA
13. HOW COULD I FORGET
14. WHERE DID ALL THE BUTTERFLIES GO
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