Little Big Town enlist Ashley Monroe for “Sucker For A Sad Song,” the swaggering opening track from their forthcoming album ‘It’s A Dying Art,’ out August 28 via MCA.

Little Big Town enlist Ashley Monroe for their new single “Sucker For A Sad Song,” the opening track from their forthcoming MCA album ‘It’s A Dying Art,’ due August 28.

Chicago psych rock trio Daisychain return with “Yeah,” a grungy, 70s-tinged single produced by Noam Wallenberg (Vulfpeck, A$AP Rocky, Mac Miller), plus a stacked Midwest and East Coast tour running July through September.

Parker McCollum teams up with country icon Lee Ann Womack for a haunting new duet version of his current hit “Killin’ Me,” out now via MCA.

Nashville’s rising western folk-pop singer-songwriter Abigail Osborn debuts on MCA / Gatsby Records with “Take A Drink,” a vivid confession about summoning liquid courage at the worst possible moment. Plus, catch her this fall on tour with Aaron Rowe.

Nashville indie rockers Post Sex Nachos share “All For You,” the latest single from their upcoming fifth album Big Bad, out September 18. The band also gears up for a massive North American headline tour.

Barns Courtney releases his new live album Live and Wired, recorded on tour in Paris, alongside a new visualizer for “London Girls” — capturing the chaos, sweat, and raw voltage of one of rock’s most magnetic live performers.

Leipzig modern rock trio blacktoothed unleash “CYCLONE,” a cinematic new single blending soaring melodies, massive hooks, and raw emotional turmoil.

Banks Arcade return with “DON’T MISS,” a genre-blurring collision of metalcore, nu-metal swagger and hip-hop groove built for maximum volume.

German metalcore powerhouse Half Me return with “Built On Your Blood,” a furious new single channeling pure aggression into a devastating anti-conformity anthem.

LA rockers Return to Dust drop the video for their haunting new single “Sweet Escape” as they gear up for a massive summer supporting Breaking Benjamin, Chevelle, Theory of a Deadman, and Sevendust.

Queens punk stalwarts Bayside deliver a five-song love letter to the diehards, releasing the previously vinyl-only cut “Monster” digitally for the first time alongside four hand-picked fan favorites.

YoungBoy Never Broke Again unleashes his surprise 20-track album ‘More Leaks 2’ via Never Broke Again/Motown Records, anchored by focus track “Calling From Rio.”

Hunnu Rock pioneers The HU unveil the cinematic official video for “Grey Hun,” the latest single from their upcoming third full-length album ‘HUN,’ out July 24 via Better Noise Music.

UK duo Good Neighbours drop their giddy, hook-drenched new single “Superstar” via Capitol Records — a bold new chapter following their Platinum-certified breakout “Home.”

Five Finger Death Punch unveil their tenth studio album ‘Legacy,’ due digitally July 31 and physically September 18, alongside blistering new single “De Oppresso Liber” and a massive 20th Anniversary World Tour.

Grammy-nominated modern rock heavyweights I Prevail join forces with alt-goth/grunge singer Amira Elfeky on the ferocious new single “Paradise,” out now with an accompanying music video.

Sydney R&B duo CVIRO & GXNXVS link with US artists Ye Ali and Amari Noelle for “Where You Belong,” a late-night slow jam paired with an official music video.

Country trailblazer Gretchen Wilson is re-recording her genre-shaking debut album, and she’s kicking things off on June 26 with a rowdy new version of “Here For The Party” featuring rising superstar Ella Langley.

Rochester, NY trio Glasswaves — freshly signed to SharpTone Records — drop the hush-then-heavy new single and video “doomed:2:DIE,” a claustrophobic slice of dark pop that hits like a slab of granite.

Country trailblazer Gretchen Wilson teams up with rising star Ella Langley for a reimagined version of her signature anthem “Here For The Party,” dropping June 26 as the first single from her upcoming duets album.

Alan Jackson honors 50 years with his wife Denise on new single “Still the One,” released today ahead of his sold-out farewell concert at Nashville’s Nissan Stadium on June 27.