After what feels like forever for fans, California’s wildest metal entertainers, Steel Panther, are back with a brand-new anthem destined to make some noise. The lineup — vocalist Michael Starr, guitarist Satchel, bassist Spyder, and drummer Stix Zadinia — has unleashed a tribute to mothers everywhere, timed perfectly for the band’s favorite Hallmark celebration: Mother’s Day.
“The Mother’s Day Song” delivers everything fans expect from classic Steel Panther — infectious riffs, pounding rhythms, and huge, instantly memorable choruses built for singing along. Packed with the band’s trademark cheeky humor and larger-than-life attitude, the track serves as a hilariously over-the-top salute to mothers around the world, honoring the women responsible for bringing future generations into existence — in true STEEL PANTHER fashion.
The song is now available via all digital service providers.
The track is accompanied by a music video directed by longtime collaborator J.T. Arbogast, which playfully pays tribute to The Beatles and their legendary appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show. In the clip, the members of Steel Panther suit up in their sharpest attire and perform in front of a minimalist white backdrop, delivering a cheeky recreation of the iconic broadcast. With its clever concept and unmistakable sense of humor, the video looks set to become another memorable addition to the band’s acclaimed collection of visuals.
“The Mother’s Day Song” marks the first original release from Steel Panther in three years and also serves as the band’s debut release through their new label home, Frontiers Music. The label has recently been in the spotlight following the major success of the final album from Dave Mustaine and Megadeth.
