Jacob Hackworth releases “Mess That Marlboro Made,” the reflective epilogue to his heartbreak trilogy, out now via MCA/Goat Island Sound.

Minneapolis dream-pop five-piece she’s green release their new EP ‘swallowtail’ today via Photo Finish Records, premiere the official video for opener “locket,” and prep their Reading & Leeds Festival debuts as part of a sweeping European tour.

Luke Tyler Shelton returns with “Reasons,” his first piano-penned single via Concord Records — a bittersweet, dream-like track produced by Jonny Bell that signals a new chapter for the Los Angeles singer-songwriter.

NYC-based indie pop artist, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Leah Nawy releases her debut EP ‘I Could Bloom From Here,’ a five-year songwriting journey that culminates in the reflective new single “Walking.”

Powerhouse vocalist and American Idol alum Pia Toscano makes her Melody Place Records debut with “Redirected,” a soul-stirring anthem about trusting the path that unfolds when the one you planned falls apart.

The Plot In You close out a sprawling four-EP era with ‘The Volumes Series’ on Fearless Records, drop the cinematic new video for “Carved,” and gear up to rejoin Bring Me The Horizon and Motionless In White on the Third Ascension Program tour this fall.

ACM New Male Artist of the Year Tucker Wetmore drops the sun-soaked “Who Told You That,” a flirtatious new single that keeps his red-hot 2026 run moving as he gears up for the second leg of The Brunette World Tour.

Nashville’s Emma Ogier returns with “Rocksteady/HeavyMetal,” a post-breakup-friendship anthem featuring Eden Joel, ahead of her Austin City Limits appearance and fall tour supporting Hovvdy.

Benjamin Tod revisits fan-favorite “Wyoming” with a full-band studio version produced by Shooter Jennings at Sunset Sound, featuring a surprise harmonica cameo from comedian Uncle Lazer. Out now as his tour with Lost Dog Street Band rolls on.

Country music legends ALABAMA join forces with the late Dan Seals on a tender new duet, “Still Reelin’ (From Those Rock & Roll Days),” out now ahead of the August 28 release of “Dan Seals & Friends: The Last Duet.”

Warner Records Nashville artist Colton Dawson delivers “Piece Of Heaven,” a ’90s-leaning traditional country ballad he first penned at 16 on a Canadian fishing trip.

David Nail enlists GRAMMY-winning songwriter Lori McKenna for “Riverbank,” the fourth single from his upcoming album “Flowers,” out August 21. A deeply personal love letter to his wife, the song may just be the one he’s remembered for.

Hamburg’s Night Laser announce their fifth album “Rats In The Cradle,” out September 25 via Steamhammer/SPV, and share the Johnny Gioeli-featuring single “Heart Of The Desert Rose.”

Miss May I announce their eighth album, No Place For Me, out October 2 via Solid State Records, and share the hard-hitting new single and video for “Sanctuary.”

Country Music Hall of Famer Randy Travis returns with “Fish On,” a vault-rescued original co-written with longtime friend Ron Avis and remastered by producer Kyle Lehning. It’s the first taste of his upcoming album of pre-stroke original recordings.

Detroit hard rock quintet Eva Under Fire release their long-awaited sophomore LP ‘Villainous’ via Better Noise Music, premiere the video for “My Own Name,” and gear up to hit the road with Five Finger Death Punch.

Southern California post-hardcore quartet Movements unveil “Separate,” the closing track and newest single from their forthcoming fourth album ‘Happier Now,’ out September 4 via Fearless Records. A fall U.S. headline tour with Balance and Composure follows.

Three Tibetan youth activists chained themselves to the UN headquarters vehicular gates on First Avenue, demanding the international body break its silence on Tibet and honor Lobga Rangzen, who self-immolated one week ago in protest of Beijing’s new “Ethnic Unity” law.