ONE OK ROCK Announces Career-Spanning Greatest Hits Album
Japanese rock band ONE OK ROCK is set to release a 18-track greatest hits album, marking their first-ever global vinyl release.
ONE OK ROCK, a Japanese rock band, has announced a career-spanning greatest hits album titled A DECADE OF GREATEST HITS (2015-2025). The album is set to be released on October 30, 2026, and marks a monumental milestone for the band as their first-ever worldwide vinyl release.
The 18-track compilation features the band's best-known and most-performed hits from their 2015 album 35xxxv through to their latest record, DETOX. A brand-new single, “Fever,” opens the tracklist, showcasing the band's signature genre-defying sound.
ONE OK ROCK has built a reputation for blending emo, post-hardcore, pop, and arena rock, and has earned dozens of global gold and platinum certifications, accumulated billions of streams, and secured six consecutive Top 5 debuts on Japan’s Top Albums Chart.
The album's tracklist highlights the band's fan favorites, including “Stand Out Fit In,” “Renegades,” “Wasted Nights,” and “Take What You Want” featuring 5 Seconds of Summer.
The album is available for pre-order, and ONE OK ROCK is currently on the final leg of the second DETOX Japan Tour. Details for all upcoming shows are available through their official website.
Physical Variants
The album will be available in multiple physical variants for pre-order. However, the source does not provide information on the specific variants.
Tracklist
| Track # | Song Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | "Fever" |
| 2 | "Stand Out Fit In" |
| 3 | "Renegades" |
| 4 | "Wasted Nights" |
| 5 | "Take What You Want" (feat. 5 Seconds of Summer) |
| ... | ... |
The tracklist is not fully provided in the source, but it includes the mentioned songs and 13 more tracks.
ONE OK ROCK's Discography
ONE OK ROCK has released several albums since their formation in Tokyo in 2005. Their discography includes 35xxxv, DETOX, and more. The band's music spans multiple genres, including emo, post-hardcore, pop, and arena rock.
