Climb On are back with a new single, and this time they are leaning fully into the fun. Their latest release, “All At Once,” shows a lighter, more playful side of the band while retaining the energy and character they are known for.
Formed in Alexandria, Virginia, Climb On have built their name on a mix of alternative rock, indie, and classic influences, all tied together with their signature saxophone edge. Frontman Mitch Bernstein leads a lineup that includes Brandon Landers, Johnny Bounds, and Ricky Tanis, a group known for switching things up both on stage and in the studio. That flexibility has helped shape a sound that feels fresh with every release.
After gaining traction with songs like “The Bright Side,” “Breakthrough,” and “Darling, I Say,” the band continues to grow its audience through strong live performances and a steady stream of new music. Their shows have become a key part of their identity, drawing crowds with their energy and ability to make every track feel alive in the moment.
“All At Once” fits right into that live spirit. It is a bright, upbeat track built around a catchy rhythm and a chorus that is easy to latch onto from the first listen. The song stands out for its shared vocals, with Mitch, Brandon, and Johnny trading lines throughout, giving it a dynamic and playful feel. Rich harmonies and a bouncy groove keep things moving, making it one of their most immediate and accessible songs yet.
At its core, the track tells the story of a sudden connection between two roommates, capturing that moment when everything shifts without warning. It is fun, a little chaotic, and full of energy.
With “All At Once,” Climb On shows they are not slowing down anytime soon.