Los Angeles garage rock favorites The Paranoyds break a nearly three-year silence with Late Nighter, a 4-song EP produced in part by The Kills’ Jamie Hince, out now via Third Man Records.

Alt-rock trio Weathers reimagine their 2016 breakout “Happy Pills” as “Happy Pillz (Higher Dose),” out now via their new label home, Big Machine Rock.

Goo Goo Dolls premiere a stripped-down, “Live and Intimate” version of “Stay With You” ahead of the July 24 release of Let Love In (20th Anniversary Edition) via Warner Records — plus a massive summer tour with Neon Trees.

After decades behind the boards with Iggy Pop, Rufus Wainwright, Joe Strummer, and a young Ben Kweller, producer Roger Greenawalt releases his first-ever solo album, You Are My Star, produced by his former protégé.

Austin’s Colorblind share the harrowing new video for “Chemical Warfare,” the latest single from their debut album Who Sold You This Truth ++ Was It Yours To Hold, out August 28 via Solid State. The band also heads out this fall supporting Catch Your Breath.

Boston alt-rock upstarts Fai Laci unveil their long-awaited debut LP ‘Elephant In The Room,’ produced by Dan Auerbach and out now via Easy Eye Sound. The album arrives alongside anthemic opener “Cure Upon The Hill” and a stacked tour schedule that includes an ACL Fest appearance and a run supporting Dogpark.

Los Angeles artist Forest unveils her debut album Swan Dive, out September 25, 2026 via AWAL, and shares the emo-tinged new single “Anchor.”

Nashville’s rising Americana troubadour Landon Smith teams up with GRAMMY-winning producer Dave Cobb for “The Ragdoll,” a raw meditation on guilt, devotion, and the hope for redemption — out now via Lucille Records / MCA.

Nashville-based, Florida-bred singer-songwriter Kurt Stevens releases “Over & Out,” a sun-soaked reminder to unplug, hit the water, and reclaim a little peace.

Alt-rock outfit Johnny Manchild And The Poor Bastards drop the emotionally raw duet “Scrub” featuring Chloe-Beth — a preview of their forthcoming album “Side Effects,” due July 24th alongside a nationwide tour.

Colorado jam royalty The String Cheese Incident surprise-drop “Lightning Sky,” a soulful new single honoring family and spiritual connection, just as their Just Keep Spinning Tour rolls into Electric Forest and Red Rocks.

TheBoyShadow, featuring former Loathe guitarist Connor Sweeney, share the video for fourth single “The Pool of So Many” — a shape-shifting track that swings from new wave shimmer to uncontainable fury.

Rising country stars Carter Faith and Wyatt Flores join forces on “Nothin’ Better To Do,” the second single from Faith’s upcoming deluxe album Cherry Valley Forever, out July 24 via MCA/Gatsby Records.

Five-time Entertainer of the Year Luke Bryan releases “Made It A Memory,” the fourth taste of his ninth studio album ‘Signs,’ due September 18.

The Kody Norris Show release their new album Spirit of America today via Rebel Records — a red, white, and bluegrass celebration timed to America’s 250th, featuring originals, a Phil Ochs cover, and Mary Rachel Nalley-Norris’s first instrumental. The band marks the release with their 10th Grand Ole Opry appearance tonight.

Minneapolis indie rock five-piece Porch Light return with “Arctic,” their first single of 2026 via Mom + Pop, ahead of a summer run that includes Lollapalooza, Hinterland, Shaky Knees, and a Chicago date supporting Momma.

Jo Dee Messina drops the official music video for “Message in a Bottle,” featuring Keb’ Mo’ on slide guitar, as her Bridges Tour resumes July 10 at Hodag Country Festival.

Southern California’s independent hitmaker alan vuong releases his highly anticipated EP HEAVEN SENT ME — a neon-drenched, genre-blurring cinematic sonic-verse. Catch him headlining San Francisco’s Rickshaw Stop on September 4.

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.