Buffalo singer-songwriter Ryan Perdz announces his debut album ‘Can’t Cry,’ due August 14 via Big Machine Rock, and unveils the soaring new single and video for “Heavy Eyes.” Catch him at NXNE Fest and on his US headlining run starting June 11.

Marillion frontman Steve Hogarth revisits his 1997 solo debut “Ice Cream Genius” with a massive 3CD+Blu-ray Mediabook and first-ever vinyl pressing, timed to his 70th birthday. Lead track “You Dinosaur Thing” is streaming now.

Warner Records Nashville newcomer Colton Dawson makes his official entrance with “Might Be In It,” a boot-stomping debut single that channels the spirit of early ’90s country.

Dark metal mystic Brocarde premieres “Seven Sins” featuring KoRn drummer Ray Luzier, setting the stage for her long-awaited debut album “Good Attendance At Sunday School,” out June 5, 2026.

The Revivalists share introspective new single “Razorblades and Runways” ahead of their sixth studio album, Get It Honest, out July 24 via Concord Records. The band also announces the Get It Honest Tour, an Opry 100 appearance, a Red Clay Strays support run including Madison Square Garden, and the inaugural Otherside of Paradise at Sea cruise.

Carter Faith announces the deluxe edition of her ACM Album of the Year-nominated debut, Cherry Valley Forever, due July 24 via Gatsby Records/MCA, and shares new single “Ain’t Over Me Yet.”

School of Rock alum Rivkah Reyes steps into her own spotlight with “Miss Congeniality,” a confessional bubble-grunge banger paired with a music video shot inside a queer and trans Bushwick boxing gym.

Little Big Town break a two-year silence with “Hey There Sunshine,” a hopeful new single arriving ahead of their debut performance at the 61st Academy of Country Music Awards.

Alt-country breakout 49 Winchester release their major-label debut ‘Change of Plans’ via Lucille Records / MCA, produced by Dave Cobb — and head into the ACM Awards nominated for Group of the Year.

Miranda Lambert blends “Urban Cowboy” two-step with “Saturday Night Fever” sleekness on “Crisco,” her first release with MCA, debuting at the 61st ACM Awards on May 17.

Tony winner and Swept Away lead John Gallagher Jr. shares the road-wearied, Laurel Canyon-laced love song “Mitsuko” ahead of his new EP Almost OK, out May 29 via Grand Phony Music.

Oklahoma City shoegaze quintet Mad Honey release their second full-length album ‘Bridge Over Cumberland’ via Deathwish Inc. and Sunday Drive Records, with a hometown release show set for May 29 at The 51st Speakeasy.

LA indie-folk trio Trousdale celebrate the one-year anniversary of their sophomore album with Growing Pains Deluxe, packed with new songs, star-studded features, and a Neil Young cover — plus a headline tour and festival run on deck.

Robbie Furze (The Big Pink) unveils M.O.T.H.E.R., a shapeshifting new British collective featuring Jamie Hince (The Kills) and Jamie T. The self-titled debut EP and explosive lead single “MY LOVE” arrive today via Fullaway Records.

The Artery Foundation continues its 2025 reboot by signing Dallas hard rock auteur KVDE and 13-year-old heavy music prodigy Kage Archer, with both artists dropping new singles to mark the occasion.