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Beyoncé’s highly praised Met Gala return, featuring two couture looks, has stoked speculation among fans and insiders about a new music release soon, with bets suggesting a late-May drop and a non-traditional rollout.
Billboard’s weekly poll named Madonna and Sabrina Carpenter’s 'Bring Your Love' as the top new music release, capturing 88.99% of the vote and beating rivals such as Bella Poarch’s 'Ribcage', Zara Larsson’s 'Midnight Sun: Girls Trip', Kacey Musgraves’ 'Middle of Nowhere', and the Devil Wears Prada 2 soundtrack. The collaboration, co-produced by Madonna and Stuart Price, premiered after a Coachella tease and is accompanied by a lyric-forward visualizer.
Post Malone has postponed about three weeks of his Big Ass Stadium Tour with Jelly Roll to finish new music for a double album, citing timing after Stagecoach and vowing not to rush the work; he apologized to fans with tickets and said the tour will resume once the music is ready.
Rolling Stone’s weekly Songs You Need to Know picks highlight Kacey Musgraves’s ‘I Believe in Ghosts,’ Vince Staples’s ‘Blackberry Marmalade,’ and Madonna with Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Bring Your Love,’ plus a broad slate of fresh tracks from artists across pop, hip-hop, and indie.
Madonna surprised a packed The Abbey in West Hollywood by stepping behind the DJ booth to preview two new songs—“Love Sensation” and “Freedom”—during a one-off set that also included older favorites, signaling a new era ahead of Confessions II due July 3 and drawing a star-studded crowd while she urged fans to put their phones away.
Madonna’s new single 'I Feel So Free' was voted this week’s favorite new music in Billboard’s fan poll, capturing about 40% of the vote. Olivia Rodrigo’s 'Drop Dead' came in second, Tyla feat. Zara Larsson’s 'She Did It Again' ranked third, with other newbies like Lana Del Rey's 'First Light' and sombr's 'Potential' rounding out the top five. 'I Feel So Free' is the lead single from Madonna’s upcoming Confessions II, due July 3, and follows her surprise Coachella appearance with Sabrina Carpenter.
Pitchfork’s New Music Friday roundup highlights 12 new albums across diverse artists—from Tokischa's Amor & Droga to Nine Inch Nails x Boys Noize's Nine Inch Noize, plus Jessie Ware, Sexyy Red, Lucy Liyou, Yaya Bey, Kuru, Frog, Tiga, Kathryn Mohr, Honey Dijon, and more—with brief descriptions and streaming/listening options.
Canadian singer Nelly Furtado reemerged six months after announcing she’d quit the music industry due to body‑shaming comments, making appearances at Toronto events including the Women for Women’s Foundation and the Juno Awards where she was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. She teased a collaboration with producer Boi-1da and unveiled a new single, Electric Circus, due April 10, marking her first release in two years since 2024’s album 7.
Nelly Furtado teased a comeback with a studio clip alongside producer Boi-1da, hinting at a new release—Electric Circus—as she returns to music after quitting live performances amid body-shaming, while continuing to write music and serving as a Perfect Pitch ambassador; she recently received the 2026 Trailblazer Award from Women’s College Hospital Foundation.
Rolling Stone's weekly Songs You Need to Know roundup spotlights Harry Styles' glittering disco pivot on Aperture, Arctic Monkeys' charity single Opening Night, and Wizkid and Asake's collaboration Turbulence from their EP, plus notable new tracks from Snail Mail, Lucinda Williams, Jessie Ware, and more—a snapshot of the week's standout releases.
Gracie Abrams has announced that her upcoming music is her favorite she has ever made, and she has recently become the face of Chanel's Coco Crush jewelry line, expressing her admiration for the brand's timeless style and her excitement for her new creative projects.
Garth Brooks has teased new music and a potential tour in 2026, emphasizing his commitment to bringing his music to fans, with upcoming performances including Summerfest and Hyde Park, following his recent album 'Time Traveler' and Las Vegas residency.
Garth Brooks announces a busy 2026 with new music, major tour dates including Summerfest in Milwaukee and a headline performance at Hyde Park in London, with more plans to be revealed later in the year.
Morrissey has canceled two U.S. shows due to an adverse reaction to medication, adding to a series of cancellations in recent months. Despite health issues affecting his tour schedule, he is expected to release new music soon, with an album announced but no release date set.
Taylor Swift teases that more music is on the way after her recent album 'The Life of a Showgirl,' and confirms she has no plans to stop creating music, despite her personal milestones and the conclusion of her Eras Tour.