The October release confirmed at CitiField

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Joe Hendry revealed during a Mets broadcast at CitiField that his debut album, "Beyond Belief," will be released on October 5, 2026. The announcement came before he threw out a ceremonial first pitch for the New York Mets, and WWE amplified the news on social media, stating the project would be available "wherever music is heard." The album represents Hendry's first full-length release and is tied to his ongoing work with WWE Music.

Recording built around WWE Studios

Hendry first disclosed in May that he was recording the project with WWE Music, noting that most of the sessions took place at WWE Studios in New York. He also recreated the studio setup at home so material could be exchanged remotely without constant travel, a detail consistent across both lead reports. The announcement marks the transition from recording to a confirmed release window.

Music as part of Hendry's wrestling identity

Music has long been embedded in Hendry's in-ring presentation, including original songs, musical parodies, and his self-performed entrance theme, which gained traction during his TNA run. His WWE material continued that approach, most recently with the topical track "Fire Logan Paul," written as part of his storyline with Paul before Paul's injury kept him largely off television.

In-ring path from NXT to Raw

Hendry signed with WWE last year after multiple appearances while under TNA contract and became a central figure on the NXT brand. He won the NXT Championship in a ladder match after Oba Femi vacated the title, then moved to Raw following WrestleMania. He recently returned to television after roughly a month away, teaming with Je'Von Evans against The Judgment Day on the August 31 episode of Raw before the pair lost a rematch the following week.

Next milestone

The next verifiable milestone is the album's release on October 5, 2026, distributed through WWE Music.

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