#new-album

#new-album

In December, the 82-year-old singer announced he was about to undergo surgery for lung cancer, and postponed his planned live shows. Thankfully, the cancer had not spread and the treatment was successful. But around the same time he released a new single, ominously titled Once Before I Go. The accompanying video showed him saying goodbye to his palatial quarters at the Las Vegas Westgate resort, where he has had a residency for the past eight years, and wistfully reminiscing over old costumes, intercut with footage of him in his 80s prime.

The outing kicks off October 16th in Charlotte, North Carolina, traveling through New Orleans, Cincinnati, and other cities before ending in Norfolk, Virginia, on November 7th. Tickets for the tour go on sale to the general public on Friday, May 8th, at 10 a.m., with pre-sale tickets available now via Ticketmaster using the code CLUTCH26.

'This song is laughing at me,' Lavers said of 'Song for the Messenger' in a press release. 'Like looking over your shoulder and walking off a cliff. The video is about no fear.'

The new album 'Inferno' will be available in special edition limited red translucent 2xLP vinyl, standard black 2xLP vinyl, CD, and digital formats, featuring 18 tracks.

Yard Act is back in action with a new album on the horizon, possibly titled YGNALM, and has shared clips from a new music video.

Erykah Badu has announced a new show in New York City on September 18 at Forest Hills Stadium, promising special guests to open the event.

Rihanna commented on the post with the thinking face emoji before asking an important question: 'Is the baby in the womb with us?'

'Cry No More' should give classic rock fans something raw and real in terms of both playing and production. Crank it up!

"I think the dance floor is dead, so now we're making rock music." Charli XCX emphasizes her shift in musical direction, moving away from previous genres to explore rock.

It's always been about collaboration, somebody can write a song, but until everybody puts their contribution in it isn't really a Yes song. We're not trying to echo the past; we're carrying the spirit of Yes forward and turning it into something new.

"This album is over three years in the making, and finally listening back to it all at once, about to release it to the world, I am so damn proud of every second of it. It's overwhelming. Working on it has been my outlet for so much that feels wrong and out of control, and a place to ignite hope through the power of music and connection... good thing we have the tour all lined up or I wouldn't know what to do with myself now!"

The upcoming album In the Eye of the Storm will be released July 17 via Sun Records/Virgin Records, serving as the official soundtrack to a 50th anniversary concert film.

'As Is' features songs recorded over the last 15 years, laid down in nice studios and living rooms, showcasing the band's evolution.

"It's my privilege to be able to present to you the first track released from Rituals of Shame. Whether you're among those who have been waiting for this for twenty years, or whether you're new to my music, it is with great pleasure and some relief, that I can finally give you a taste of the album that will follow later in the year."

Bob Dylan has quietly expanded his 2026 tour itinerary, adding a handful of tour dates for the Southwest and Midwest, set for late June and early July.

The xx opened with 'Crystalised,' closed with 'Infinity,' and included the first-ever live performance of 'Season's Run' in their setlist.

Robyn muses about the realization of being a tenant in one's body, reflecting on the inspiration for 'I Am This Thing' during a nostalgic moment at Compton Bay.

Puth describes 'Whatever's Clever!' as the first album where 'things are lining up musically in my life - like I'm living what the album is about.'

The Good Ole American Saturday Night is the first album from Big D and the Kids Table in five years, set to release on June 12 via SideOneDummy.

The first single, 'Timebomb,' is moody with distorted piano. Krug describes it as 'a song about a song about a band on tour, or rather, about the failed revision of that song, upon sadly realizing that its original message no longer rings true.'