Linda Perry Reunites 4 Non Blondes, New Album Incoming

Linda Perry, the acclaimed songwriter behind hits for P!nk and Christina Aguilera, has reunited her iconic band 4 Non Blondes. The group, featuring original bassist Christa Hillhouse and touring members Dawn Richardson and Roger Rocha, has been playing shows and is set to release a new album. This marks a significant return for the band, which disbanded in 1994 following their platinum-certified debut. Perry expressed excitement about stepping back into the spotlight as an artist, having previously focused on behind-the-scenes production work.

Their reunion has gained momentum, amplified by a viral TikTok trend featuring their 1992 hit 'What's Up?'. The song's resurgence saw it top platform charts and re-enter Billboard's Hot Rock & Alternative songs. The new 4 Non Blondes album will be released through 670 Records, a new Kill Rock Stars imprint co-launched with Perry. Additionally, Perry is preparing her solo album, 'Let It Die Here,' for a 2026 release on the same label.

The collaboration with Kill Rock Stars emerged organically after the label expressed interest in reissuing Perry's debut solo album. Label representatives praised Perry's "fearless creativity" and commitment to authentic voices, aligning with their own mission. Perry, in turn, conveyed confidence in Kill Rock Stars' dedication to nurturing art and longevity, anticipating a fruitful partnership.