Release Day Picks this week highlight new albums from Sylvan Esso, This Is Lorelei, Bonobo, Ibibio Sound Machine, Buddy Miller, Misha Panfilov, Jhené Aiko, Bloc Party, Valerie June and Terry Haggerty.
Kings Of Leon announced the November 6 release of new album ‘O My Beloved’ and shared lead single “My Whole World.”
Gillian Welch and David Rawlings performed Dolly Parton’s “Coat of Many Colors” for the Country Music Hall of Fame’s ‘Studio B Side Sessions,’ released weeks after Parton’s death last month at age 80.
Sufjan Stevens compiled highlights from his sprawling Christmas catalog into a single album, ‘Worst Christmas Ever!,’ out November 6 via Asthmatic Kitty Records.
The String Cheese Incident released “Fête-Tama,” a Kyle Hollingsworth-penned instrumental inspired by African rhythms.
Foo Fighters and Vevo rolled out a live performance video of “Child Actor” off the band’s 2026 album, ‘Your Favorite Toy.’
Valerie June released the final advance single, “Trouble In Mind,” from her new EP, ‘Brighter Blue.’
Widespread Panic will reissue their Halloween 2000 ‘Live From Austin, TX’ performance on vinyl and CD.
Christian McBride and Ursa Major share their Terrace Martin-produced debut album ‘Points Of Light’ this fall.
The Avett Brothers covered John Fogerty’s “Centerfield” for the second time at an Atlanta Braves postgame concert.
Poppy joined Evanescence for a live debut performance of “End Of You” at First Direct Bank Arena in Leeds, England.
Bruce Springsteen released a seven-song concert film featuring the opening sequence of his May 30 Philadelphia tour finale.
The War On Drugs released the single “Who’s That,” their first new studio recording since 2022, written and produced by Adam Granduciel at his Burbank studio.
Vulfpeck released “The Beachcomber,” an instrumental single previewing the band’s newly revealed ‘Decay Of The Aura’ album.
‘GarciaLive Volume 23’ documents Jerry Garcia Band’s final Shoreline Amphitheatre concert on August 14, 1993.
Ed Sheeran played two concerts at MetLife Stadium, bringing out Camila Cabello for “Bam Bam” during the first show and Wheatus’ Brendan B. Brown for “Teenage Dirtbag” on night two.
Three members of Sheryl Crow’s band joined Tedeschi Trucks Band on the first night of a two-night stand in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
A trailer for the documentary tracing the Grateful Dead, Allman Brothers Band and The Band’s historic Summer Jam concert at Watkins Glen is available to stream.
