Vika & Linda have announced their ninth studio album, Where Do You Come From, alongside a massive 46-date Australian national tour kicking off in May 2026.
Ryan Bingham will release They Call Us The Lucky Ones with The Texas Gentlemen on May 15, marking his first full-length album in more than seven years.
Richard Barbieri returns with Hauntings, his first solo album since Under A Spell, exploring memory, nostalgia and simulation across eleven new compositions.
Good Riddance have announced their tenth studio album Before The World Caves In, due March 27 via Fat Wreck Chords, marking their first release since 2019.
Joseph Arthur launches an ambitious new three-part album project with You’re Not A Ghost Anymore: Faith, released via Lonely Astronaut Records in April.
German thrash pioneers Kreator have released their 16th album, Krushers Of The World, and premiered the dystopian title-track video, reinforcing their status as one of metal’s most influential forces.
Finnish metal band Lost Society have announced Hell Is A State Of Mind, their new album due March 6, 2026 via Nuclear Blast, led by the single Blood Diamond.
José González returns with his tender new Spanish-language single ‘Pajarito’, a whimsical acoustic song inspired by childhood and independence, paired with an AI-crafted video.
Los Angeles metalcore innovators Volumes have announced their fifth studio album Mirror Touch, due 12 December via Fearless Records, and released the new single S.O.A.P.
Lucinda Williams will return on 23 January 2026 with World’s Gone Wrong, her powerful new album featuring Mavis Staples, Norah Jones and Brittney Spencer.
Nick Murphy, performing as Chet Faker, returns with a new album A Love For Strangers due February 13, 2026 on BMG, and drops the lead single This Time For Real, complete with a playful New York City video.
5 Seconds Of Summer have announced their Everyone’s A Star! World Tour for 2026 and dropped a new single Telephone Busy ahead of their upcoming album release.
Germany’s superhero metal crusaders Grailknights have returned with their new album Forever, delivering power metal glory, humour and high energy in their latest heroic chapter.
Sudan Archives releases her third album The BPM through Stones Throw, blending club rhythms, experimental production, and emotional honesty in her most liberated work yet.
Battle Beast return with Steelbound, a 38 minute blast of power, melody and party anthems, plus a new video for Twilight Cabaret and a European tour kickoff in Hamburg
Helen Ryder turns her near-fatal car accident into inspiration on her new album Love Over Hate, a soulful collection about healing, resilience and the power of compassion.
Andrew Swift’s fourth studio album Lucky Stars finds the multi-award-winning Australian country artist reflecting on love, family, and the long road to success.
Tommy Emmanuel releases Living In The Light, his first solo album in ten years, featuring a heartfelt version of Sharon O’Neill’s Maxine and a US tour launching at the Ryman Auditorium.
Michigan rapper DDG celebrates his 28th birthday with moo, his second album of 2025 featuring Gunna, BIA and PlaqueBoyMax, following a year of viral hits and record-breaking livestreams.
Baker Boy has released his second album DJANDJAY, a powerful statement of identity and creativity featuring Thelma Plum, Briggs and Pardyalone, and supported by a 2026 national tour.
Joyce Manor will release their new album I Used To Go To This Bar on 30 January 2026 via Epitaph Records, produced by Bad Religion’s Brett Gurewitz and featuring the single Well, Whatever It Was.
