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Catch Your Breath Release New Album Not Broken Enough
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Catch Your Breath Release New Album Not Broken Enough

Adrianna Peralta

AUSTIN, TX — August 28, 2026 — Austin hard rock band Catch Your Breath have officially released their new album, Not Broken Enough, through Thriller Records. The 11-track record features previously released songs including “[Gen]inside” featuring Kami Kehoe and “Blood Money,” alongside the band's latest single, “Red Alert.”

The album focuses on frustration, emotional exhaustion, and the determination to keep moving forward even when life feels like an endless cycle of disappointment.

Not Broken Enough is for anyone exhausted by a world that constantly lets them down, who wakes up to the same cycle of disappointment every day but still shows up anyway,” the band explains.

That idea carries into “Red Alert,” which takes a more confrontational approach to recognizing when someone is playing games and choosing to step back rather than react.

“‘Red Alert’ is about that moment you catch on to their little games,” the band says. “When you decide to keep your mouth shut, wait, and watch them trip over their own traps.”

With vocalist Josh Mowery, guitarist Teddy Herrera, bassist Cianan Madigan, and drummer Onell Hernandez, Catch Your Breath have developed a sound that combines modern hard rock with electronic textures, atmospheric production, and emotionally charged songwriting.

The band first broke through with “Shame On Me,” before “Dial Tone” became a major turning point, surpassing 100 million streams. Since then, they've toured extensively with artists including Falling In Reverse, Ice Nine Kills, Breaking Benjamin, Nothing More, and Three Days Grace, while performing across North America, Europe, Australia, and Japan. They've also appeared at major festivals such as Download Festival, Welcome To Rockville, Sonic Temple, and Nova Rock.

To support Not Broken Enough, Catch Your Breath will hit the road this fall for the Not Broken Enough Tour. The nearly two-month run begins October 16 in Cincinnati and features support from TX2, Arankai, and Colorblind.

Not Broken Enough Tour

  • October 16 — Cincinnati, OH — Bogart's
  • October 17 — Chicago, IL — The Vic Theatre
  • October 18 — Minneapolis, MN — The Fillmore
  • October 20 — St. Louis, MO — The Hawthorn
  • October 21 — Lawrence, KS — The Granada
  • October 23 — Denver, CO — Summit Music Hall
  • October 24 — Salt Lake City, UT — The Depot
  • October 25 — Boise, ID — Knitting Factory
  • October 27 — Portland, OR — Roseland Theater
  • October 28 — Seattle, WA — Showbox SoDo
  • October 30 — Sacramento, CA — Channel 24
  • October 31 — Santa Ana, CA — The Observatory
  • November 1 — Tempe, AZ — Marquee Theatre
  • November 3 — San Antonio, TX — The Rock Box
  • November 5 — Destin, FL — Club LA
  • November 7 — Orlando, FL — The Beacham
  • November 8 — Atlanta, GA — Tabernacle
  • November 10 — Charlotte, NC — The Underground
  • November 11 — Norfolk, VA — The NorVa
  • November 13 — New York, NY — Irving Plaza
  • November 14 — Boston, MA — Big Night Live
  • November 15 — New Haven, CT — Toad's Place
  • November 17 — Montreal, QC — Club Soda
  • November 19 — Toronto, ON — The Danforth Music Hall
  • November 20 — Detroit, MI — Saint Andrew's Hall
  • November 21 — Cleveland, OH — Globe Iron
  • November 23 — Grand Rapids, MI — The Intersection – Elevation
  • November 24 — Columbus, OH — Newport Music Hall
  • November 25 — Pittsburgh, PA — Roxian Theatre
  • November 27 — Allentown, PA — Archer Music Hall
  • November 28 — Baltimore, MD — Nevermore Hall
  • November 30 — Nashville, TN — Brooklyn Bowl
  • December 1 — Springfield, MO — The Regency Live
  • December 2 — Little Rock, AR — The Hall
  • December 4 — Dallas, TX — The Studio at The Bomb Factory
  • December 5 — Oklahoma City, OK — Diamond Ballroom

Not Broken Enough marks another step forward for Catch Your Breath, pairing the band's polished modern-rock sound with a more direct look at the struggles and frustrations behind it. Rather than pretending everything is fine, the album finds strength in continuing to show up — even when you're running on empty.