debut albums

ZZ Top's 1996 album Rhythmeen turns 30 on September 17, marking the final studio album produced by longtime collaborator Bill Ham and a deliberate return to the blues foundations of the Texas trio.

The Black Keys' fourth studio album, and their first for Nonesuch Records, marked a pivotal stage in the Akron duo's development while preserving the stripped-back recording approach of their early work.

Eric Clapton's fourth solo album No Reason To Cry turns 50, marking the anniversary of a record made when Clapton was one of the biggest names in rock and surrounded by members of The Band, Bob Dylan and a remarkable circle of musicians.

KALEO will return to Australia and New Zealand in February 2027 for the Way Down Under We Go Tour, revisiting the catalogue that established the Icelandic band internationally.

Frank Beard, the drummer whose precise backbeat helped define ZZ Top across more than five decades, has died at 77.

Sixty years after its release, Blues Breakers with Eric Clapton, widely known as The Beano Album, remains one of the defining recordings in British blues and an album that helped reshape the sound of electric guitar in rock music.

Everlast has unveiled the new single and video for ‘Peace Of Mind', the latest preview of his first studio album in eight years, *Embers To Ashes*, ahead of its release on August 28.