Tag: Rhino Records

Thirty years after its release, Justus remains the sole Monkees studio album written, performed and produced exclusively by Micky Dolenz, Davy Jones, Michael Nesmith and Peter Tork.

Talking Heads will expand Fear of Music with two complete 1979 concerts, studio rarities, rare BBC footage and new Dolby Atmos mixes.

Rod Stewart’s A Night On The Town reaches its 50th anniversary, highlighting the enduring impact of Tonight’s The Night, The First Cut Is The Deepest and The Killing Of Georgie.

Elvis Costello’s All This Useless Beauty turns 30 as fans revisit the final Attractions album and one of the defining transition records of his career.

The Monkees’ acclaimed 2016 comeback album Good Times! is being reissued as a 10th Anniversary Deluxe Edition with unreleased instrumentals and rare outtakes as the band celebrates 60 years.

The Eagles celebrate the 1975 milestone album One Of These Nights with a Deluxe Edition, featuring a remixed album, unreleased live 16-song concert, and high-resolution audio.

Tori Amos will reissue her 2001 concept album Strange Little Girls in February 2026 with remastered audio and unreleased tracks.

The Power Station, featuring members of Duran Duran, Chic and Robert Palmer, mark 40 years with new anniversary editions including rare live recordings.

Rhino Records is reviving the reel-to-reel format with T. Rex’s Electric Warrior and Yes’s The Yes Album, returning two of rock’s greatest works to their original analogue glory.

Rhino celebrates The Monkees’ Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd. with its first-ever vinyl pressing from the original masters and a Super Deluxe Edition featuring over 100 rare and unreleased tracks.

When Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks walked into Sound City Studios in 1973, they couldn’t have known their debut album together would become one of rock’s most enduring cult records. Buckingham Nicks, the only release under their joint name, quietly arrived in September of that year, sold poorly, and disappeared almost as quickly. Yet the record became the unlikely gateway to one of the greatest success stories in rock history-Fleetwood Mac’s mid-1970s rebirth.

SelectBooks, Inc. has announced the publication of The Rhino Records Story: Revenge of the Music Nerds by Harold Bronson, the inside story of how a small record store in Los Angeles launched a music label that defied all odds to become one of the industry’s biggest and best. The October 22nd publication date coincides with