Rhino Records

Thirty years after its release, Elvis Costello's 1996 album All This Useless Beauty is being reassessed as one of the pivotal records in his catalogue, marking the end of his long partnership with The Attractions and the close of his Warner Bros. era.

The Monkees' acclaimed 2016 comeback album Good Times! is being reissued in a 10th anniversary deluxe edition as part of the band's 60-year celebrations, with Micky Dolenz currently on tour marking the milestone.

The Eagles' iconic album One Of These Nights returns in a lavish 3CD/Blu-ray and 3LP Deluxe Edition, including a previously unreleased live 16-song concert from 1975.

Tori Amos will revisit one of her most provocative records in early 2026 with a major reissue of Strange Little Girls. The album will be reissued on 20 February 2026 through Rhino, marking 25 years since its original release in 2001. The expanded edition restores the project to public view with remastered audio, additional tracks, new artwork, and important contextual changes.

Four decades have passed since The Power Station rewired the mid-80s pop landscape with a blast of rock, funk and high-gloss glamour. Now, the short-lived yet explosive supergroup will be honoured with deluxe reissues of their self-titled 1985 debut. Rhino Records will release a 4 CD box set and a 2 LP edition on 23 January, delivering a comprehensive look back at one of the decade's most electrifying collaborations.

Rhino Records is reviving one of the most prestigious listening formats in music history with the release of two iconic albums - Electric Warrior by T. Rex and The Yes Album by Yes - on reel-to-reel tape. Following the successful return of vinyl and cassette, the label is turning the clock back even further, reintroducing reel-to-reel for a new generation of audiophiles seeking the most authentic analogue sound possible.

Rhino Records have revisited one of The Monkees' most groundbreaking works with the release of Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd. in two definitive new editions. The 1967 classic, widely regarded as the group's most sonically ambitious album, was reissued on 3 October in a first-ever vinyl pressing sourced directly from the original stereo master tapes, alongside a lavish four-CD and 7-inch Super Deluxe Edition packed with rarities, unreleased mixes and demos.