Tommy Lee has announced a new album titled *Tommyland Rides Again*, which is a reimagined version of his 2005 solo record, *Tommyland: The Ride*. The album is set to be released on May 22.
In a press release, Lee shared that this updated version gives each track the care it deserves, creating sounds that were not possible back in 2005. He invites fans to explore his “twisted musical world” through the new cover art and promises an enhanced experience in Dolby Atmos.
The original *Tommyland: The Ride* featured collaborations with artists like Chad Kroeger from Nickelback, Joel Madden from Good Charlotte, Andrew McMahon from Something Corporate, and Nick Carter from the Backstreet Boys. It also included the single “Good Times,” which was the theme song for his 2005 reality show, *Tommy Lee Goes to College*. The new version of “Good Times” is available now, along with a high-definition upgrade of the original music video on YouTube.
*Tommyland Rides Again* will also feature a new bonus track called “Stupid World,” featuring musician and former pro skateboarder Chad Tepper. After releasing the original album, Lee didn’t put out another solo project until 2020’s *Andro*, which is still his latest solo work. Meanwhile, Mötley Crüe is gearing up for their *Return of the Carnival of Sins* tour, which kicks off in July.
