After five years of silence, Canadian Pop Punk outfit The Interrogation roar back with their new single, Wicked Happy, marking the band’s first release since their 2020 debut EP, Posters On My Wall. Accompanied by a dynamic music video, the track is a bold declaration of phase two for the band, now a full lineup, playing live across British Columbia and gearing up for a wider Western Canadian tour. Originally conceived in the wake of personal tragedy, The Interrogation began as a solo project for Thom Turner (Freya / Hawthorne Heights) following the loss of his mother in 2018. What started as a cathartic songwriting outlet evolved into a full band with a mission: to turn awkwardness, grief, and isolation into connection, community, and catharsis. With more singles planned for early 2026, Wicked Happy is just the beginning. For The Interrogation, the message is clear: awkwardness is power, and Punk is for everyone.

“Wicked Happy is the first song we’ve released since the band turned from my solo project into a full band. It’s a springboard into everything we’ve become, high-energy, uplifting, and unapologetically real. It’s about never quite fitting in. About reaching beyond what others expect and growing into something stronger than anyone said you could be.” (Thom Turner)

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