Dream Theater have begun working on their 17th album, the follow-up to 2025’s Parasomnia. The prog-metal band has entered their own Ytse Jam Studios to start recording the new LP. A photo of all five members of the band was posted on Dream Theater’s social media pages, with the caption, “#DT17 is underway…”
The upcoming album will mark the second album since the return of original drummer Mike Portnoy, who rejoined Dream Theater in 2023 after 13 years away from the band.
Recording and Release
While there is no official release date for the new album, the band’s fans are eagerly awaiting the follow-up to Parasomnia. With Mike Portnoy back behind the drums, expectations are high for the new LP. Dream Theater has been known for their complex and intricate music, and fans are hoping for more of the same with their 17th album.
Band History
Dream Theater has been a major force in the prog-metal scene for over three decades. With their unique sound and talented musicians, they have built a loyal fan base around the world. The return of Mike Portnoy has brought a new energy to the band, and fans are excited to see what the future holds for Dream Theater.
In conclusion, Dream Theater is hard at work on their 17th album, and fans are eagerly awaiting the release of the new LP. With Mike Portnoy back in the band, expectations are high for a great album. As more information becomes available, fans will be keeping a close eye on Dream Theater’s social media pages for updates on the new album.
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