Finger Eleven announce a vinyl edition of “Them vs. You vs. Me”

Canadian alternative rock veterans Finger Eleven are preparing to bring their fifth studio album, “Them vs. You vs. Me”, to vinyl for the first time. The new edition is scheduled for release on November 6, 2026, nearly two decades after the album originally arrived.

Originally released in 2007, “Them vs. You vs. Me” became one of the most commercially successful records in the band’s catalogue, largely thanks to the breakthrough single “Paralyzer“. The song helped introduce Finger Eleven to a wider international audience and remains one of their best-known tracks.

The album went on to achieve gold certification, while “Paralyzer” has continued to reach new commercial milestones. In June 2026, the single was certified six-times platinum in the United States, underlining its lasting popularity almost twenty years after its initial release.

The upcoming vinyl edition will be available in several different pressings. Copies are expected to be offered through the band’s official online store, with additional editions available through retailers including Revolver.

One listed version features a clear-and-aqua vinyl pressing, while the release is being handled by Artist Friendly Records. Collectors will also have the opportunity to choose between different variants, depending on availability.

For longtime fans, the release offers a chance to revisit a defining chapter of Finger Eleven‘s career in a physical format that was not available when the record first appeared.

Beyond “Paralyzer“, the album includes songs such as “Falling On“, “I’ll Keep Your Memory Vague” and “Talking To The Walls“, highlighting the band’s combination of alternative rock melodies, atmospheric guitar work and heavier riffs.

With vinyl continuing to hold a strong place among rock and metal collectors, the long-awaited pressing gives one of Finger Eleven‘s most recognizable albums a new lease on life.

“Them vs. You vs. Me” arrives on vinyl on November 6.

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FINGER ELEVEN ON TOUR:

• 10/31 — Wolverhampton, UK — KK’s Steel Mill*
  1/1 — Hull, UK — Asylum*
• 11/3 — Glasgow, UK — The Garage (Attic)*
• 11/4 — Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK — Digital*
• 11/5 — Great Yarmouth, UK — Hard Rock Hell Festival XIX
• 11/6 — Nottingham, UK — Rock City*
• 11/7 — Manchester, UK — O2 Ritz Manchester*
• 11/10 — Northampton, UK — Roadmender*
• 11/11 — Southampton, UK — The 1865*
• 11/12 — Torquay, UK — The Foundry*
• 11/13 — Bristol, UK — O2 Academy Bristol*
• 11/14 — Camden, UK — Electric Ballroom*
• 3/3 — Thunder Bay, Canada — Thunder Bay Community Auditorium
• 3/5 — Winnipeg, Canada — Club Regent Event Centre
• 3/6 — Saskatoon, Canada — Capitol Music Club
• 3/7 — Saskatoon, Canada — Capitol Music Club
• 3/9 — Lloydminster, Canada — Vic Juba Community Theatre
• 3/11 — Grand Prairie, Canada — Better Than Fred’s
• 3/12 — Grand Prairie, Canada — Better Than Fred’s
• 3/14 — Prince George, Canada — CN Centre
• 3/15 — Kamloops, Canada — Sagebrush Theatre
• 3/16 — Victoria, Canada — McPherson Playhouse
• 3/18 — Nanaimo, Canada — Port Theatre
• 3/19 — Campbell River, Canada — Tidemark Theatre
• 3/20 — Vancouver, Canada — Commodore Ballroom
• 3/22 — Vernon, Canada — Vernon & District Performing Arts Centre
• 3/23 — Trail, Canada — Charles Bailey Theatre
• 3/25 — Cranbrook, Canada — Key City Theatre
• 3/26 — Red Deer, Canada — Red Deer Memorial Centre
• 3/27 — Tsuut’ina, Canada — Grey Eagle Event Centre
• 3/30 — Sherwood Park, Canada — Festival Place
• 3/31 — Camrose, Canada — Jeanne & Peter Lougheed Performing Arts Centre
• 4/2 — Regina, Canada — Casino Regina
• 4/3 — Brandon, Canada — Western Manitoba Centennial Auditorium
• 4/5 — Prince Albert, Canada — EA Rawlinson Centre for the Arts