Celebrating their 20th anniversary as a band, globally celebrated alt-rock phenomenon Mother Mother release their brand new single Make Believe on Fri 14 March via Parlophone Records. The track heralds the arrival of their upcoming tenth studio album, Nostalgia, out Fri June 6. “I indulged a bit in my own life-philosophy on this track,” frontman and lyricist Ryan Guldemond says of the song. “Magical thinking, interconnection, cosmic gallivanting.”

In 2025, the ABC is celebrating the piano and its unique ability to connect with music lovers of all ages and abilities, across all genres: on TV, with the ABC series The Piano, and on ABC Classic, inviting listeners to nominate their favourite piano pieces for the Classic 100: Piano countdown. Now from ABC Jazz comes Australian Jazz Piano: a new album featuring both contemporary and archival solo piano recordings, drawn from decades of performances captured at and by the ABC. The album highlights the rich variety of sounds produced on the instrument and showcases some of the finest recordings in the ABC Jazz collection.

Record Store Day 2025. Celebrate 50 Years of the iconic, multi-million selling, Billboard 200 Top 10 Album that features classic WAR anthems like "Low Rider" and the title track "Why Can't We Be Friends?". This Anniversary edition features the original album on one LP with unreleased bonus tracks filling out the 2nd LP.

Allow Cynthia Erivo to reintroduce herself. The multifaceted Grammy, Emmy and Tony Award-winner and 3x Academy Award-nominated actress, singer, author and producer bares her soul on her sophomore album, I Forgive You. Tenderly blending the sounds of pop, R&B, folk, Britpop, yodeling, wailing and gospel, Cynthia leaps headfirst into a bold new chapter of her artistry. Impassioned and warm, heartbreaking and vulnerable, I Forgive You is a soft testimony, a haunting plea to be witnessed with an open heart. With each track, Cynthia hopes "that people see the human in me. When you're in the public eye, people forget that you are human because they see you as an entity, but not actually flesh and bone, just like everybody else." The music, her story, is a braised reminder that we're all just flesh and bone. The good and the bad - and everything in between - make up the stories of our lives, and Cynthia Erivo is a sight to behold. "This is all just part of the human experience."

Country songstress Hailey Whitters has long been recognized as a master craftswoman, but Corn Queen, her highly anticipated fourth album, solidifies her status as a genuine star, one with the wisdom - and the guts - to trust her instincts as she blazes her own singular trail through the industry. Recorded once again in Nashville with longtime collaborator (and now-husband) Jake Gear, the collection is a rousing reflection on Whitters' midwestern roots and the joys and struggles of small-town living. The writing is whip smart, full of clever wordplay and evocative storytelling, and the performances are utterly intoxicating, walking the line between classic and contemporary country with a healthy dose of bluegrass energy thrown in for good measure.

Superstar vocal group Rascal Flatts' collaboration project, Life Is A Highway: Refueled Duets, features ten reimagined beloved Rascal Flatts hits. The band recruited an eclectic lineup of guest artists from all walks of life and genres, celebrating the impact and timelessness of the trio's 25-year-old catalogue. Artists like Jonas Brothers, Backstreet Boys, Kelly Clarkson and Blake Shelton take the reins and infuse their individual musical styles to create all-new arrangements of timeless hits.

On June 6, 2025 Tracy Bonham releases her new album, Sky Too Wide, her first album of original music since 2015. On this album Bonham explores the influences that brought her to music in the first place; classical music. At the same time she integrates those early influences with her quirky alternative rock songwriting style. New songs on this album include Don't Dick Around With My Heart, Dear God Should I Hit Send?, Damn The Sky (For Being Too Wide), Safe With Me, The Uncertain Sun, and more. This album is a culmination of where she was always headed - showing the evolution of a multifaceted artist with a wide range of influences.

A little more than a year after the successful first release, “Saviors (Deluxe Edition)” will be released on May 23 via Reprise Records. This extended edition of the Grammy-nominated 14th studio album contains the well-known hits as well as seven additional, previously unreleased tracks, including exclusive acoustic versions of “Suzie Chapstick” and ‘Father to a Son’. The response to “Saviors” has already been already outstanding - with a top #2 placement in the German charts and three Grammy nominations. The album underlines the continued relevance and creativity of Green Day.

Grammy-nominated ensemble VOCES8 is pleased to announce the release of its new enchanting two-part album ‘TWENTY’, set for release on 6 June, 2025. As VOCES8 marks its twentieth anniversary, this album stands as a celebration of two remarkable decades of music-making, as well as their global impact. It reflects a recording legacy that has been lovingly built and shaped by the dedication, artistry, and passion of every individual who has been part of the group’s journey. This album is designed to capture the ensemble's evolution with recordings that span an entire decade, from 2016 to their new line-up for 2026, offering listeners a unique glimpse into the variations of the group over that time. Each performance is a testament to the development of VOCES8’s sound and musicianship, both of which continue to evolve. At the heart of this album is the hallmark of VOCES8’S performances: a diverse and eclectic repertoire. From the earliest days of the ensemble, the group’s joy has been in exploring the full breadth of vocal music, blending styles, genres, and traditions to create a tapestry that resonates with audiences around the world.

Chaka is the debut solo album by American singer Chaka Khan. It was released on October 12, 1978, through Warner Bros. Records. Following the release of the Chaka album, Khan reunited with Rufus for the recording of 1979's Masterjam, produced by Quincy Jones. Her second solo album Naughty followed in 1980.

Led by the songwriting and virtuoso musical duo of Walter Becker and Donald Fagen, Steely Dan released an extraordinary run of seven albums on ABC Records and MCA Records from 1972 through 1980. Filled with topline musicianship, clever and subversive wordplay, ironic humor, genius arrangements, and pop hits that outshone the Top 40 of its day, their records, which were as sophisticated and cerebral as they were inscrutable, were stylistically diverse, melding their love of jazz with rock, blues, and impeccable pop songcraft.

Elbow return with their tenth studio album, AUDIO VERTIGO. Recorded throughout 2023 at the band's home studios - Migration Studios in Gloucestershire, The Dairy in London - and mixed at the band's facility at Blueprint Studios, Salford, the album marks a significant step change for the group following 2021's Flying Dream 1.

God of Angels Trust is the upcoming ninth studio album by Danish rock band Volbeat. It is set to be released on 6 June 2025 through Vertigo Records, Republic Records, and Universal Records. The album was preceded by the lead single "By a Monster's Hand" on 7 March 2025. It marks their first studio album following the departure of guitarist Rob Caggiano in June 2023.

A groundbreaking new album featuring twelve, never-before-heard Frank Sinatra arrangements, brought to life by Grammy-nominated artist Seth MacFarlane, and a 70-piece orchestra comprised of all-star players from Los Angeles and London at the coveted Skywalker Sound Studios in Marin County, CA. The album includes masterful arrangements by Sinatra's legendary collaborators—Nelson Riddle, Billy May, and Don Costa – including a unique conceptual Nelson Riddle arrangement of ‘Lush Life’ written for Frank Sintra, which they attempted to record but never completed.

I must admit to being a sucker for two-guitar bands. Ok, Hendrix pulled off a trio. But I don’t care what anybody says: The Yardbirds were a better band than anything that came out of them (Ok, maybe not Zep. But Cream?).