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Sheryl Crow releases a new album, 'Pick You Up,' that blends her signature pop-rock with explicit political commentary. The record addresses free speech, environmental destruction, and current societal anxieties, reflecting her long-standing commitment to using music as a platform for resistance and hope.
U2 has announced their 16th studio album, 'Carnaval De Luz,' set for release on November 13, 2026. The 12-track record marks the band's first full-length release in nine years and coincides with their 50th anniversary. The album features the final recorded vocal performance of late country icon Dolly Parton on the closing track, 'Torn.' Produced by Jacknife Lee, the record includes collaborations with Brian Eno, Daniel Lanois, Martin Garrix, and Ryan Tedder. The second single, 'Silencio,' was released alongside the announcement, while the first single, 'Street of Dreams,' debuted in July.
U2 has announced their first studio album in nine years, 'Carnaval de Luz,' set for release on November 13. The 12-track record marks the band's 50th anniversary and features the final recorded vocal performance of Dolly Parton, who passed away in August. The closing track, 'Torn,' is a duet between Parton and Bono, recorded in June. The album reunites U2 with producers Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois and includes new collaborations with Martin Garrix and Ryan Tedder.
U2 has announced their first studio album in nearly a decade, 'Carnaval de Luz,' set for release on November 13. The 12-track record marks the band's 50th anniversary and features the final recorded vocal performance of Dolly Parton, who died in August. The closing track, 'Torn,' is a duet between Parton and Bono, recorded in June before her passing. The album reunites U2 with producers Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois and includes new collaborations with Martin Garrix and Ryan Tedder.
My Chemical Romance frontman Gerard Way hinted at a potential new studio album during the band's final North American tour stop in San Antonio. The announcement marks the first concrete hope for new material since 2010, following a 16-year gap. The band is currently celebrating the 20th anniversary of The Black Parade with a global tour and an expanded reissue due October 23.
My Chemical Romance frontman Gerard Way hinted at a new studio album during the band's San Antonio tour finale, marking their first full-length release in over 15 years. The announcement followed a special guest appearance by Danish metal legend King Diamond, who performed 'Mama' with the band. While no release date or title was confirmed, the band expressed hope to return to the studio after a month-long Southeast Asia tour concludes in late November.
Gerard Way hinted at a potential fifth studio album for My Chemical Romance during the band's final North American tour stop in San Antonio on Sept. 12, 2026. This would be their first full-length release since 2010. The band is currently touring the 20th anniversary of 'The Black Parade' and recently announced an expanded reissue of that album for Oct. 23. No release date or title has been confirmed.
Bruce Springsteen discusses his Land of Hope and Dreams tour film, which is being released in segments on YouTube (the Philadelphia Freedom Cut starts with seven songs). He explains the show’s politically charged framing and how the set was crafted for immediacy. He reveals two new albums of fresh material are in the works, with one finished and expected to come out first, while the other could arrive later as a surprise. He hints at a future schedule of shorter tours rather than another lengthy E Street trek and notes his Broadway experience influenced his approach; he also plans a one-off DC appearance with Tom Morello.
Stevie Wonder announced an 18-show fall tour celebrating the 50th anniversary of Songs In The Key Of Life, with European/UK dates followed by U.S. stops, and teased a new studio album, Through The Eyes Of Wonder, due next year that will reportedly include four songs he was working on during the Key Of Life era.
Miley Cyrus appears to be entering a mononym-era, posting the single word 'MILEY' on Instagram and hinting at her tenth studio album described as a love story, as fans await new music and she pays tribute to Dolly Parton after her passing.
Miley Cyrus appears to have dropped her last name on all social media, opting for a mononymous persona similar to Cher or Beyoncé as she teases a forthcoming 10th studio album, complete with a new profile photo and ongoing hints about a self-titled project centered on love and personal growth.
Miley Cyrus has removed her last name from social media, now posting as simply “Miley,” as she prepares for her 10th studio album after signing with Atlantic Records. She shared two red-and-black Instagram photos captioned “MILEY” and has not yet announced a release date. In a Wonderland magazine Q&A she described the forthcoming record as a love story, marking a personal and professional evolution. She has been photographed in a Los Angeles studio, is engaged to Maxx Morando, and paid an emotional tribute to Dolly Parton after her godmother’s death, all as she moves forward with the new music.
Courtney Love says in an Instagram video that her long-gestating solo album is finished, recounting a 2019 illness that caused hair loss and a drastic weight drop and nearly killed her; she defied doctors’ grim prognosis, says the experience shaped the record, and thanks collaborators Billie Joe Armstrong, Will Sargent, and Michael Stipe, while hinting at touring once the album is released.
Courtney Love revealed a private health crisis in 2019 that left her hairless and about 100 pounds after frequent hospitalizations in England; she beat the prognosis, wrote her new album during the illness, and now, healthy again, plans to return to performing.
Courtney Love says a 2019 mystery illness left her hairless and weighing about 100 pounds after moving from Los Angeles to London, with doctors telling her she might die; she completed a new solo album—her first since 2010—with collaborators including Billie Joe Armstrong and Michael Stipe, and she plans to tour while continuing to work on analog projects.