After months of online hype, The Aquabats officially announced "Charge!!" on their website on April 1, 2005, unveiling the album's title, artwork, track listing, release date and corresponding tour, all of which had been kept secret until then. The band also released a free digital download of "Charge!!"s lead single, "Fashion Zombies!", offering a contest that whoever could get their local radio station to play the song would win an all expenses paid dinner with The Aquabats. The prize was claimed after a fan got the song airtime on Los Angeles' KROQ-FM and was taken to a T.G.I. Friday's. Although the album was leaked through peer-to-peer file sharing for nearly a month prior to its official release, "Charge!!" charted modestly upon release, reaching #21 on "Billboard"s Top Heatseekers. Copies of the album were packaged with Aquabats trading cards featuring pictures of the band and song lyrics. Although the cards were produced in sets of thirteen, each CD came with only two, with an insert humorously instructing fans to buy more CDs in order to collect them all. In promotion of the album, a music video for "Fashion Zombies!" was shot during the summer of 2005 and released online on July 12, 2005, and on September 23, 2005, The Aquabats made their debut appearance on national television on the G4 program "Attack of the Show", performing "Fashion Zombies!" and "Nerd Alert!". On June 11, 2005, mere days after the release of "Charge!!", The Aquabats embarked on a well-promoted twelve-week tour of the US entitled the "Teenage Pajamas From Outer Space Tour", supported by New Wave band The Epoxies and rockabilly group The Phenomenauts. The tour proved successful, selling out several of its dates and effectively helping revitalize The Aquabats' career, leading to subsequent tours throughout the United States, as well as touring Japan opening for The Offspring and touring the United Kingdom as part of the 2005 Good to Go Tour. In May 2006, following the release of "Charge!!"s "Special One Year Anniversary Edition", The Aquabats carried out another headlining US tour, the eleven-week "This Better Work Or We Are Dead Tour", with Streetlight Manifesto and No Trigger supporting the West Coast engagements and Whole Wheat Bread and The Aggrolites supporting the East Coast. In January 2007, the band announced they were finally wrapping up their touring to start work on a new studio album, performing their "last" show at The Glass House club in Pomona on January 27, where they played "Charge!!"