Six by Extreme, album cover
Album

Six

Released9 June 2023
LabelVictor
Popularity32.4
Also cited7 June 2023

Six is the sixth studio album by the American hard rock band Extreme, released on 9 June 2023 through Victor. The title simply counts it off in their run of records, which began with their self-titled debut in 1989 and took in Extreme II: Pornograffitti (A Funked Up Fairy Tale) in 1990, III Sides to Every Story in 1992 and Waiting for the Punchline in 1995.

It arrived fifteen years after Saudades de Rock in 2008, the longest gap between albums in their catalogue. For anyone who followed the band through the late 1980s and 1990s, it is a chance to hear where they stand now, picking up a story that had been quiet on the studio front for a decade and a half.

Six: tracklist, credits and charts

12 tracks · 52:32

Tracklist

  1. 1RiseBettencourt, Cherone, Ferreira4:35
  2. 2#RebelBettencourt, Cherone, Ferreira, McGuire-Denis4:23
  3. 3BansheeBadger, Bettencourt, Cherone3:35
  4. 4Other side of the RainbowNuno Bettencourt and Gary Cherone4:12
  5. 5Small Town BeautifulBettencourt, Cherone, Maher4:27
  6. 6The MaskNuno Bettencourt and Andy Healy4:13
  7. 7Thicker Than BloodAntunes, Bettencourt, Cherone3:46
  8. 8Save MeBettencourt, Cherone, Ferreira4:51
  9. 9HurricaneNuno Bettencourt and Eric Warfield3:31
  10. 10X OutBettencourt, Cherone, Ferreira, Warfield5:50
  11. 11Beautiful GirlsBettencourt, Cherone, Plotsky, Restivo4:04
  12. 12Here's to the LosersNuno Bettencourt and Gary Cherone5:05
Produced by
Nuno Bettencourt
Recorded at
AE Records Studios (Hollywood), AE Records Studios Azores, Portugal
Mixed by
Nuno Bettencourt
Engineered by
Nuno Bettencourt
Labels
Victor, earMusic
Length
52:32

Line-up

  • Kevin Antunes · keyboard
  • Pat Badger · bass guitar, background vocals
  • Nuno Bettencourt · guitar, keyboard, background vocals
  • Jordan Ferreira · guitar
  • Kevin Figueiredo · drums (drum set)
  • Carl Restivo · guitar, background vocals
  • Gary Cherone · lead vocals
  • August Zadra · background vocals

Singles

  • “Rise” · 2023
  • “Banshee/#Rebel” · 2023
  • “Other Side Of The Rainbow” · 2023
  • “The Mask” · 2023
  • “Hurricane” · 2023
  • “Beautiful Girls” · 2024
  • “X-Out” · 2025

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 202322
US Billboard 200 · 202367
UK Rock & Metal Albums · 20232
Japanese Digital Albums (Oricon) · 20233
Swiss Albums · 20234
UK Independent Albums · 20234
Austrian Albums · 20236
German Albums · 20238
Scottish Albums · 20238
Japanese Hot Albums (Billboard Japan) · 20239
All 20 charts
Hungarian Albums · 202310
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 202312
Belgian Albums (Wallonia) · 202331
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 202332
Spanish Albums · 202336
Dutch Albums · 202346
French Albums · 202346
Belgian Albums (Flanders) · 202349
Finnish Albums · 202349
Italian Albums · 202371

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Wikipedia infobox9 June 2023
Wikidata9 June 2023
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7 June 2023JPVictor4988002928774original
9 June 2023XWearMUSICother
9 June 2023—earMUSIC4029759186694other
9 June 2023XEearMUSIC4029759186144other
9 June 2023XEearMUSIC4029759185765other
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