GRAMMY®-nominated pop-rock band, OneRepublic, released their new single “Pay That Toll” out via BMG – listen HERE and watch the visualizer HERE.
The new release comes as OneRepublic gets ready to headline the Fireworks Finale at the Hollywood Bowl with the LA Philharmonic on September 11th and 12th at 8PM – get tickets HERE. The band will deliver a special end-of-summer concert, capped by the Bowl’s iconic fireworks display, marking the closing of the Hollywood Bowl’s summer season.
OneRepublic has had a busy year. In addition to global touring across Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Asia, and China, they released “In Your Eyes,” the band’s fourth collaboration with Alesso, in June, and single “Need Your Love,” released in April to rave reviews. OneRepublic also unveiled Dreaming Out Loud (Deluxe Edition), their Triple Platinum-certified full-length debut album on Vinyl for the first time ever.
About OneRepublic
GRAMMY® nominated OneRepublic first burst onto the scene in 2007 with their debut album, Dreaming Out Loud; since then, the band has amassed over 10 billion streams on Spotify alone. Their first album included the 20 million selling hit single “Apologize,” which shattered digital sales and airplay records worldwide and earned them a GRAMMY® nomination.
Composed of 3x GRAMMY® award winning artist and lead vocalist Ryan Tedder, guitarists Zach Filkins and Drew Brown, keys player Brian Willett, bassist and cellist Brent Kutzle, and drummer Eddie Fisher, the band’s momentum has only continued to grow. The group’s 2009 sophomore album, Waking Up, featured the smash singles “All the Right Moves,” “Secrets” and “Good Life.” Shortly after in 2013, the band released their certified-platinum album, Native, which included the No. 1 hit and 41 million selling single “Counting Stars.” OneRepublic released Oh My My, their fourth album in 2016 and their fifth album, Human, in 2021. In 2022, OneRepublic released their smash hit “I Ain’t Worried,” which was featured in the blockbuster hit, Top Gun: Maverick and boasts over 3 billion streams. In April of 2024, the group released their smash hit single with David Guetta, “I Don’t Wanna Wait,” which has amassed over 130 million streams globally since its release. They also shared “Nobody (from Kaiju No.8),” which serves as the end credit song for the hugely successful manga-turned-Anime series Kaiju. No 8, and later shared their second song from the series, “Invincible (from Kaiju No.8).” Following the release of these singles, OneRepublic debuted their sixth album, Artificial Paradise, featuring hits like “Hurt” and “Sink or Swim,” and later the deluxe of the album, which included their collaboration with Jelly Roll and acoustic versions of their hit songs. The group also released “Chasing Paradise”, with Kygo, “Tell Me” with Ikky and Karan Aujla, and teamed up with The Supermen Lovers to release a new version for the 25th anniversary of their beloved track “Starlight”, titled “Starlight (The Fame).” In December, the band released the single and video “Give Me Something,” the official theme song for Arknights: Endfield, the highly anticipated video game that launched January 22, 2026. Earlier this year, OneRepublic released their brand new single “Need Your Love”. The band recently returned on tour from New Zealand, Australia and Asia and will continue their international run with European headline shows this summer.
About BMG
Founded in 2008, BMG reimagined the relationship between music companies, songwriters, and artists by offering fairer contracts, greater creative freedom, and unparalleled transparency in royalties and licensing. Now the fourth-largest music company in the world, BMG combines human creativity with cutting-edge technology to connect music with global audiences. With 16 offices across 13 key markets, BMG represents more than three million songs and recordings, including some of the most iconic catalogs and works from leading artists and songwriters including The Rolling Stones, Tina Turner, George Harrison, Lily Allen, OneRepublic and more. BMG is wholly owned and privately held by the international media, services, and education company Bertelsmann.
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