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Twenty five years after Camino Palmero introduced audiences to the soaring emotion of "Wherever You Will Go", The Calling continue their comeback with "Dust", a single that feels less like a reinvention and more like a confident reminder of why the band's sound resonated in the first place.
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Nothing But Thieves are heading back to their roots with Stray Dogs, the explosive title track from their upcoming fifth studio album. Following the polished, futuristic world of 2023's Dead Club City, the band have swapped precision for instinct, embracing a rawer, more chaotic sound built around energy, connection and the thrill of playing together.
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More than six decades into one of the most remarkable careers in music, The Rolling Stones have once again shown why they remain one of rock's defining forces. Released today via Capitol Records, Foreign Tongues arrives less than three years after the Grammy Award-winning Hackney Diamonds, and rather than resting on past success, it builds on it with confidence, energy and a willingness to keep evolving.
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Bryan Adams has never been shy about his Canadian identity, but on 51st State, released to mark Canada Day, he turns that pride into one of his most direct and timely rock statements in years.
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Some songs are made for playlists. Others feel destined for open roads, rolled down windows, and long summer evenings. Charles Kelley's newly reimagined "Driving And Listening To Music," now featuring Richard Marx, comfortably lands in the second category.
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Country music's crossover moment shows no signs of slowing down, and Marshmello is making sure he's right at the heart of it.
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Rock band Skunk Anansie turn melancholy into movement with a new remix of their emotionally charged track Meltdown, released today as the group continue a packed summer of live shows across the UK and Europe.
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There are collaborations that exist for headlines, and then there are collaborations that feel genuinely earned. Nectar Woode's new single Wine Into Water, featuring Elton John on piano, firmly belongs in the latter category.
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DMA'S have unveiled their latest single, "Hurracane", offering another glimpse into their forthcoming self-titled album and reminding fans exactly why the Sydney trio remain one of Australia's most dependable guitar bands.
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Amy Jo steps into deeply personal territory with “Hold Your Horses”, the second single from her upcoming debut album la da di da, and it may well be her most affecting release yet. Following the sharp honesty of “Hypocrite (la da di da)”, this new track strips everything back and reveals an artist whose greatest strength lies in emotional storytelling that feels lived-in and painfully real.
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A decade into their career, Nothing But Thieves are facing a challenge that quietly kills off a lot of modern rock bands: how do you stay ambitious without losing the thing that made people care in the first place?
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Shakira has built a career out of turning global sporting moments into pop culture events, and “Dai Dai” feels like another carefully calculated entry into that legacy. The official FIFA World Cup 2026 anthem, created alongside Burna Boy, arrives with all the scale and symbolism you would expect from a tournament that spans continents, cultures and generations of football fans.
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Paris Jackson continues to carve out her own identity in alternative music with her latest single “teenage drama,” a raw, grunge-leaning anthem that leans fully into distortion, honesty and emotional friction. Released as the second preview of her upcoming album, the track sees Jackson stepping further away from any expectations tied to her name and deeper into a stripped-back indie rock sound shaped by 90s influence and modern disillusionment.
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More than a decade after helping define the internet rap generation, Wiz Khalifa and mgk are diving headfirst back into the chaos, confidence and carefree attitude that first made them stars. Their newly released collaborative mixtape blog era boyz feels less like a calculated comeback and more like two longtime friends reconnecting with the sound, energy and rebellious spirit that shaped an entire era of online music culture.
