Wildstreet Announce New Single “When It’s Gone” Ahead of 20th Anniversary Tour

For nearly two decades, New York City hard rock icons Wildstreet have been rallying rock fans around the world, and now the band returns with a powerful new chapter. Their massive new single, “When It’s Gone”, is set for release on November 21, marking the first official release from Wildstreet’s current lineup.

“When It’s Gone” is an anthemic arena rock ballad that delivers everything fans have come to expect from Wildstreet: honest and heartfelt lyrics, soaring guitar solos, thunderous drums, and a larger-than-life sound. Rooted in classic hard rock spirit while sounding fresh and modern, the track bridges the band’s early identity with their present-day intensity. Frontman Eric explains that the song was co-written with Todd Long (Ghosts of Sunset) and intentionally revisits elements of Wildstreet’s 2009 debut, now amplified by the energy and attitude of the current lineup.

The single was crafted through an international creative process, with live drums tracked in New York City at Virtue & Vice Studios and production refined by longtime collaborator Kyle Kelso. According to Eric, “It’s an honest arena rock ballad and all rock,” capturing both nostalgia and forward momentum in equal measure.

Wildstreet’s momentum continues to build in 2025. The band recently performed alongside rock legends on the Monsters of Rock Cruise, had songs featured on the HBO Max series Peacemaker, and recorded new material from locations around the globe. In support of the new single, the band will tour Canada with select dates, including a release-day show at Piranha Bar in Montreal on November 21.

Looking ahead, Wildstreet will return to Europe in March 2026 for their 20th Anniversary Tour, alongside additional U.S. tour and festival appearances, including Monsters On The Mountain. With more studio sessions planned later this year, fans can also expect further new releases throughout 2026. With “When It’s Gone,” Wildstreet prove once again that their hard rock fire is not only alive—but burning stronger than ever.