Stuck on Planet Earth is a Canadian alt-rock trio known for raw energy, moody grooves, and unfiltered honesty. Blending ’90s rock grit with a soulful modern edge, the band makes music for late-night thinkers, beautiful wrecks, and anyone learning to rebuild.  Their new album, All But Nothing (Anthem Records, 2026), lives between hope and collapse: a record about loss, resilience, and the clarity that comes when everything falls apart. Recorded partly live off the floor and written during a creative exile in Nashville, it captures the chemistry of three friends who write without armour. Featuring collaborations with Brendan Benson and production by Joe Ginsberg, Hill Kourkoutis, and Chris Price, All But Nothing (2026) is both a return to their roots and a bold step forward. It is stripped down, cinematic, vulnerable, and built to make listeners feel everything. 
With over 10 million global streams and a #4 debut on the Canadian Digital Album Chart, the band has also made waves internationally: Ghosts on the Radio (2020), Higher Than The Drugs (2020), Skin Talk (2020), and Crack in the Glass (2023) hit Top 10 at rock radio in Italy, while Canadian Active Rock tracks Strange (2022), Erase Me (2025), and Roll (2025) strengthened their presence at home. Erase Me (2025) became a Sportsnet and Hockey Night in Canada staple, while Skin Talk (2020) reached a global audience through Netflix’s Sex/Life.