WWE is racing along the “Road to WrestleMania” ahead of the 42nd edition of the event next month, and now, “The Showcase of the Immortals” has another theme song. After WWE had been promoting the event with “Back in the Saddle” by Aerosmith, Paul “Triple H” Levesque announced on X (formerly Twitter) on Friday that Nickelback’s “Bones For The Crows” is another official WrestleMania 42 theme.

“They’ve rocked with us for over 20 years, and their new song will soundtrack the Grandest Stage of Them All,” Levesque wrote in the post, alongside an official WWE video complete with a clip of the song, as well as photos of the band.

Nickelback just released “Bones For The Crows” on Friday and teased an announcement along with the drop of the song. The announcement doesn’t appear to be WrestleMania-related initially, despite front man Chad Kroeger mentioning they were “teaming up with someone,” as the teaser on Instagram included the date March 26. The song is the first new release from Nickelback since 2022.

They’ve rocked with us for over 20 years, and their new song will soundtrack the Grandest Stage of Them All.@Nickelback’s “Bones For The Crows” is an official #WrestleMania theme song. pic.twitter.com/FW6tzCieYF

— Triple H (@TripleH) March 20, 2026

WWE previously used Nickelback’s “Burn It To the Ground” as the theme for “WWE Raw” and the band has performed live at WWE’s Tribute to the Troops events. The company has partnered with numerous artists for multiple “official” theme songs for WrestleMania over the years. Last year, rapper Travis Scott’s “Fein” and The Weeknd’s “Timeless” were both used, marking the latter artist’s sixth consecutive WrestleMania theme song.

WrestleMania 42 is set for Allegiant Stadium for the second year in a row. The event will take place over two nights, on April 18 and 19.

Former WWE star Ted DiBiase Jr. was found not guilty on Friday of all criminal counts in his Mississippi welfare fraud conspiracy trial after being accused of misappropriating millions of dollars intended for families in need. The son of WWE Hall of Famer “The Million Dollar Man” Ted DiBiase, and former Legacy stablemate alongside Randy Orton and Cody Rhodes, was indicted by the US Department of Justice almost three years ago. He was charged with the theft of millions of dollars in federal funds.

According to the Mississippi Clarion Ledger, jurors deliberated for around four hours. DiBiase Jr.’s trial began on January 6, though was halted for over a month shortly after it began, due to an illness suffered by his lead defense attorney. The Ledger reported DiBiase faced 13 counts, including four counts of money laundering and two counts of theft concerning programs receiving federal funds. The former WWE talent pleaded not guilty to the charges and did not testify in the federal case. He faced up to five years in prison.

DiBiase Jr. spoke to local media following the conclusion of the trial, and a clip of his comments to WAPT News was posted to X. He said that the past seven years of “being slandered” had “about torn his family apart,” and he was thankful it was all over.

Several high profile defendants were also initially named in the scandal, including “The Million Dollar Man” and his other son, Brett, as well as former NFL quarterback Brett Favre. As of January, DiBiase Jr. was the only defendant to stand trial. DiBiase Sr.’s friend, John Davis, the former director of the Mississippi Department of Human Services, is alleged to have given millions of dollars in funds from the department to two companies owned by DiBiase Jr. and a nonprofit owned by DiBiase Sr.