Japanese melodic punk trio Dizzy Sunfist will officially release their new studio album, Our Dream Is Not Dead, on September 18 through the independent United States punk label Fat Wreck Chords. by Paul Cashmere

Phil Collins' landmark debut solo album Face Value will be revisited for its 45th anniversary with a new 4-LP deluxe vinyl collection and a separate Blu-ray Audio release featuring new Dolby Atmos, 5.1 and stereo mixes.

The Rolling Stones have made “Bad Luck Hideaway” available as a bonus track from the Foreign Tongues era, giving fans access to a previously unavailable recording featuring the songwriting partnership of Mick Jagger and Keith Richards.

Beck will release his first collection of new original material since the Grammy-winning ‘Hyperspace’ with ‘Ride Lonesome’, a new album recorded with key collaborators from ‘Sea Change’, ‘Morning Phase’ and ‘Mutations’. The album is set for release on September 18 via Capitol Records, with new song “In The Night” now available.

Ruby Rodgers has announced her second EP, Sixteen, due for release on 6 November, with the title track unveiled as the first single. The release follows a year that has seen the emerging songwriter recognised with the 2025 Environmental Music Prize People's Choice Award and appointed Lead Youth Patron of the Next Up Music Awards.

Australian country artist Casey Barnes has released the new single 'She Does', the final preview of his forthcoming album Made For This, which will be released on 7 August ahead of his biggest Australian headline tour to date.

US alternative rock band Dexter and The Moonrocks have released the new single ‘If You Could Talk', continuing the momentum created by breakthrough hit ‘Freakin' Out' as the Texas group prepares for its first Australian performances this October.

Nickelback will release their first studio album in four years, Everything Under The Sun, on October 30, introducing the project with the new single "Rattle The Cage" featuring guitarist John 5 and beginning a new partnership with Virgin Music Group.

The Rolling Stones have revisited Amy Winehouse's landmark song You Know I'm No Good, connecting one of the most influential bands in rock history with one of the defining voices of 21st century soul.

Howard Jones has released the new single Stand Up, his first new studio recording from the forthcoming album Global Citizen, while preparing to launch his extensive North American Things Can Only Get Better Tour.

Mastodon have announced their first studio album in five years, *Marrow Deep*, alongside the release of the new single *Snakes For Dinner*, which reunites the band with Queens Of The Stone Age frontman Josh Homme twenty years after their first collaboration.

Bring Me The Horizon have released Count Your Blessings | Repented, a 20th anniversary re-recording of their 2006 debut album that revisits the band's early deathcore era with a new recording approach and the addition of the new track Dehumanized.

Alabama metallic hardcore band No Cure have released their first full length album, It Is Going To Get Dark, alongside a new video for the track 'Brain Matter Displacement', marking a significant step for one of the fastest growing names in the American hardcore underground.

Melinda Schneider will celebrate the music of Barbra Streisand with a new album, The Way We Were, Melinda Schneider Sings the Songs of Barbra Streisand, released ahead of her Australian concert tour in August.

Harry Wayne Casey has revisited an unreleased song from the 1986 film Knights Of The City, teaming with longtime collaborator NYNE to finally give "Love Goes Up And Down" an official release four decades after it was first recorded.

Boston Manor have released a new acoustic version of Drowned In Gold as the latest preview of the expanded 10th anniversary edition of their debut album Be Nothing., which arrives on 14 August via Pure Noise Records.

Japanese experimental metal project Knosis has released its first new music since the 2025 debut album Genknosis, with frontman Ryo Kinoshita describing the standalone single "Kushizashi" as a personal declaration of intent.

Miss May I have announced their eighth studio album, No Place For Me, due on 2 October through Solid State Records, alongside the release of the new single and video for Sanctuary, the first major preview of the band's next chapter.

California post hardcore band Movements have unveiled the final track from their forthcoming fourth album, *Happier Now*, with the release of *Separate* ahead of the record's September 4 arrival.

Social Distortion have unveiled the official video for 'Tonight', a key track from the band's first studio album in 15 years, *Born To Kill*. The new clip places frontman Mike Ness and his son Johnny Angel Rios-Ness at the centre of a story inspired by Ness' decades-long relationship with his wife, Christine.

Dan Sultan has announced his sixth studio album Little Miracles, marking the acclaimed Australian singer-songwriter's first full studio release since 2023, alongside the release of the new single Forgiveness.

Gerald V. Casale has released the new protest single "Just Do It!", reviving the political and satirical themes that have defined Devo since its formation after the Kent State shootings and renewing the band's long standing warning about "de-evolution".

Ben Folds is marking the 30th anniversary of the landmark debut by Ben Folds Five with a newly remastered edition that also unlocks the band's long shelved original recording sessions for the first time.

U2 have launched the next chapter of their recording career with the release of 'Street Of Dreams', the first single from the band's forthcoming studio album, their first full-length collection of new material since 2017.

V.Spy V.Spy's formative albums Harry's Reasons and A.O. Mod. TV. Vers. are being reissued, bringing two defining Australian rock records from 1986 back into print with new availability for collectors and a new generation of listeners with thanks to Frog at Songland Records.

Neil Young has revisited his 2006 protest song 'Let's Impeach The President' for the latest edition of the Living With War archive collection, keeping the original performance intact while reframing the presentation to draw parallels between the George W. Bush and Donald Trump eras.

For more than five decades, the creative engine of Deep Purple has been driven by one of rock's longest-running songwriting partnerships. As the band prepares to release its 24th studio album, SPLAT!, bassist Roger Glover says the process of making new music still comes back to the unique chemistry he shares with vocalist Ian Gillan.

Madonna has revisited one of the defining moments of her career with Confessions II, a sequel to 2005's Confessions On A Dance Floor that reconnects the Queen of Pop with the club culture, autobiographical storytelling and emotional candour that first made her a global force.

Beyoncé has unveiled the previously unreleased track ‘Morning Dew (Donk)', launching a 60 day countdown to the 20th anniversary reissue of her second solo album, B'Day.

The Dead Daisies have released a six-song concert film featuring Glenn Hughes performing Deep Purple classics and band favourites, captured at the Arcada Theatre in Illinois.