May 5, 2017, the band released their first EP, Moment, on Ineffable Records, who the band currently signed with. The album shows the band moving in different musical directions by collaborating with popular reggae artists like Eric Rachmany of Rebelution and Micah Pueschel of Iration. It includes the hit single "I Won't Give Up", featuring HIRIE. The album debuted at #1 on the Billboard Top Reggae Albums chart. The EP was mixed by top reggae producer Danny Kalb. The Expendables released their second acoustic album, Gone Raw on December 6, 2019. They also released their first live album titled, Live From Hollywood on September 18, 2020. The session was recorded live at The Roxy on November 17, 2017, that the band wanted to put out new material during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Expendables also recorded a single, "You're Right Here", which released on December 11, 2020. The music video which featured the band live in the studio with cameos of popular American reggae band members singing along. The video was dedicated to "all the fans, bands, and crew members, and everyone in the industry affected by the 2020 COVID shutdown who work tirelessly to make live music possible." Tours The Expendables average 125–150 shows a year, including international countries like Germany and Guam. They have toured with such acts as 311, Pepper, Slightly Stoopid, Kottonmouth Kings, Less Than Jake, G. Love & Special Sauce, and Reel Big Fish. The band is signed to the record label Stoopid Records, which is owned by Slightly Stoopid. They have funded their own headlining tours across the country as well. They also headlined the Ladera Skateboards Winter Blackout 2012 Tour along with Fortunate Youth, MTHDS & The Roots. In 2021, The Expendables got back to touring in the summer with their first tour since the COVID-19 pandemic on the wast coast. Next, starting on September 26, they will be co-headling a Fall tour with Ballyhoo!, presenting what they call "The ExpendaHoo! 2021 Tour", which includes opening band, Tunnel Vision. The band collabored with Ballyhoo! on their 2011 single "Walk Away", creating a remixed version with both Howie Spangler and Geoff Weers on vocals. Then Ballyhoo! covered The Expendables 2007 single, "Down Down Down". Other projects The Expendables have expanded their brand into cannabis when they started a boutique company called ExpendaFarms. They developed their own marijuana strain, "ExpendaBerry", which is as their song "Bowl