4 Non Blondes To Release Their Long-Awaited Second Album 34 Years After Their Debut

90s rockers 4 Non Blondes are preparing for a reunion—and to finally release a follow-up album to their only album, Bigger, Better, Faster, More!.

Pitchfork reports that the band, led by singer-songwriter Linda Perry, are preparing to return to the studio to record their long-awaited second album, 34 years after their debut record was released.

While no title has been revealed and details are sparse, the band have signed to the independent record label Kill Rock Stars for the album, which is earmarked for release at some point in 2026.

Kill Rock Stars has partnered with Perry to launch an imprint, 670 Records, which will release the second 4 Non Blondes album and Linda Perry's solo record, Let It Die Here.

Joining Perry will be bassist Christa Hillhouse, who was with 4 Non Blondes during their early phases, and two original touring members: drummer Dawn Richardson and guitarist Roger Rocha.

4 Non Blondes disbanded in 1995, following the success of Bigger, Better, Faster, More! and the world-conquering single, What’s Up?. In a 2011 interview with Rolling Stone, Perry admitted that she wasn’t a fan of the band or their resulting debut album, citing Drifting and What’s Up? (criticising its production) as the only songs she loved from the album.

Since the band’s disbandment, Linda Perry has gone on to become one of pop music’s most successful and prolific songwriters. She’s composed and produced hits such as Christina Aguilera’s Beautiful, Gwen Stefani’s What You Waiting For?, and Pink’s Get The Party Started.

Perry has also worked with artists including Adele, Dolly Parton, Alicia Keys, and Courtney Love, and signed James Blunt in the US.

4 Non Blondes’ original guitarist, Shaunna Hall, left the band during the recording of their debut album, which spawned What’s Up?—and joined Parliament-Funkadelic in 2007. On a sadder note, the band’s original drummer, Wanda Day, was fired in 1991 and later passed away from a drug overdose.

“I put my feelers out into the universe. Playing some songs with 4 Non Blondes just seemed like a fun thing to do; in a way, it hadn’t [been] before now,” Perry explained of the band’s surprise reunion, adding that the second 4 Non Blondes album will contain new and revisited older material.

She continued, “I’ve been behind the scenes for far too long. I want to step out to be the artist I am. I’m just open to all the possibilities that I’ve created around me. I manifest things all the time.”