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Rob Zombie has released his third single (I’m A) Rock ’N’ Roller from his upcoming album The Great Satan, marking his return to Hellbilly era intensity.

Cory Wong has unveiled his new single Lisa Never Wanted To Be Famous featuring Theo Katzman, continuing the rollout for his February 2026 album Lost In The Wonder.

Rhydian Lewis is set to release a new album of songs by legendary songwriter Steve Dorff, with the debut single I Just Fall In Love Again featuring Sam Bailey arriving February 14.

Chris Cester’s Mystic Knights release “Count”, a raw new single that rejects formula and marks a new chapter for the Jet co-founder.

Chet Faker shares new single Over You as anticipation builds for his upcoming album A Love For Strangers and a month-long North American tour.

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Louis Tomlinson releases his third album How Did I Get Here?, a deeply personal record shaped by self-reflection, with new single Imposter out now.

Courtney Barnett announces her fourth studio album Creature Of Habit, out March 27, and releases new single “Site Unseen” featuring Waxahatchee, marking a new creative chapter after relocating to Los Angeles and closing Milk! Records.

Cory Wong releases Better Than This featuring Cody Fry as he prepares for the February 2026 arrival of his new album Lost In The Wonder and a major world tour.

GOTTHARD unveil ‘Smiling In The Pouring Rain’, a heartfelt new single exploring optimism in hard times, ahead of their March 2026 mini-album MORE STEREO CRUSH.

LØLØ has revealed details of her sophomore album God Forbid A Girl Spits Out Her Feelings, arriving April 17 via Fearless Records, and released the new single 007.

Rival Sons frontman Jay Buchanan releases True Black, a gospel infused new single from his forthcoming debut solo album Weapons Of Beauty, out February 2026.

Surfbort return with their new single Jessica’s Changed, the latest release from their upcoming album Reality Star, out March 6 on TODO Records.

Son Little has announced his fourth studio album Cityfolk, co-produced with Ben Tanner and recorded in Muscle Shoals, with new single Be Better out now.

Poison The Well have announced Peace In Place, their first new album in over 16 years, arriving March 20 via SharpTone Records, alongside the new single Thoroughbreds.

Morrissey returns with his first album in five years, announcing Make-Up Is A Lie and releasing the lead single ahead of a global tour.

HunterGirl launches 2026 with Somewhere Wild, a slow burning country release that reconnects her with childhood memory, open landscapes and the instinct that first led her to music.

HOKKA continue their cinematic journey with Death By Cupid’s Arrow, building on the dark Nordic atmosphere introduced on debut single In The Darkness.

Last Dinosaurs revisit a defining era with “Apxllo” and “Pink Flags”, announcing Wellnxss, a reimagined version of their 2015 album Wellness.

Mon Rovîa has released his debut album Bloodline, a sweeping and deeply personal 16 track project shaped by themes of identity, migration, and resilience.

Bruno Mars has confirmed his long awaited return to solo music, announcing his first album in nearly a decade is finished and a new single is imminent.

Joyce Manor have released I Know Where Mark Chen Lives, the opening track from their upcoming album I Used To Go To This Bar, produced by Brett Gurewitz and out January 30.

Jill Scott confirms the release of her long-awaited sixth album To Whom This May Concern, led by the new single Beautiful People.

Peter Gabriel has launched his next album era with Been Undone, the first song from O\I, released under the Wolf Moon and continuing his full moon release tradition.

Yungblud has teamed up with Billy Corgan and The Smashing Pumpkins for a heavier new version of Zombie, inspired by Siamese Dream and released with a new music video

Langhorne Slim teams with Lockeland Strings for a reimagined Rock N Roll ahead of The Dreamin’ Kind.

21 Savage will release his new album What Happened To The Streets? this Friday, with cover art by Slawn and a high-profile reveal at Miami Art Basel.

Alissa White-Gluz has released her debut solo single The Room Where She Died, signalling a new era following her departure from Arch Enemy. The track, created with Kamelot’s Oliver Palotai, highlights her renewed creative direction.

Tracy Bonham ends 2025 with the festive and biting single Un-F-k This F-kt Up Christmas and prepares for new live dates ahead of her 30th anniversary year.