System of a Down has made their track ‘Johnny’ available on streaming platforms for the first time, coinciding with the 25th anniversary of their iconic album Toxicity.

The band has delighted fans by releasing ‘Johnny’, a song that was previously only available as a B-side, to streaming services. This move comes as part of the celebrations for the 25th anniversary of their critically acclaimed album Toxicity.

In addition to making ‘Johnny’ widely accessible, the anniversary edition of Toxicity addresses a long-standing tracklist error that has persisted for two decades. Fans can now enjoy the album as it was originally intended.

Alongside the release, System of a Down has announced a series of stadium tour dates, giving fans the opportunity to experience their music live once again. The tour promises to be a major event, with the band performing in various locations.

The reissue and tour announcement have generated significant excitement among fans, who have eagerly awaited new developments from the band. System of a Down’s unique sound and powerful lyrics continue to resonate with audiences worldwide.

While the band has not confirmed any new music releases, the reissue of Toxicity and the availability of ‘Johnny’ have reignited interest in their existing catalog.

The release of ‘Johnny’ and the corrected tracklist of Toxicity highlight the band’s commitment to their legacy and their fans. System of a Down’s influence on the rock genre remains strong, and their upcoming tour is expected to draw large crowds. As they celebrate this milestone, fans are reminded of the band’s enduring impact on music.