Atlantic Records

The 1986 debut that delivered the million-selling "Two of Hearts" reaches its anniversary this week, still carrying the Hi-NRG pulse that made Stacey Q a brief but bright pop star.

Fire Records has issued a limited white vinyl edition of the 1996 album, complete with a download of previously scarce tracks, as the record that closed the band's Atlantic era continues to attract a dedicated following.

Keith Richards has recorded a new version of Jimmy Reed's "Bright Lights, Big City" for Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, revisiting a blues song The Rolling Stones themselves recorded more than six decades ago.

Aaliyah's second album, One In A Million, reached its 30th anniversary earlier this month, marking three decades since the record transformed her artistic direction and helped define a new generation of R&B production.

Sixty years after its release, ‘The Exciting Wilson Pickett’ remains one of the defining albums of the soul era, marking Wilson Pickett's commercial breakthrough and documenting a pivotal shift from Memphis to Muscle Shoals that helped shape the sound of American rhythm and blues.

Jon Anderson's landmark solo debut Olias Of Sunhillow reaches its 50th anniversary on 9 July 2026, marking half a century since the Yes singer created one of progressive rock's most ambitious and influential concept albums.

Sublime have released their first new studio album in three decades, *Until The Sun Explodes*, marking a new chapter for the influential Long Beach band with original members Eric Wilson and Bud Gaugh joined by Jakob Nowell, the son of late frontman Bradley Nowell.