Jorja Smith returns with “What’s Done Is Done,” a P2J-produced single and KC Locke-directed video that marks a confident new creative chapter for the British singer-songwriter.

Shinedown launched their 60-date Dance Kid Dance Act II World Tour in Green Bay, debuting fresh tracks from their forthcoming album EI8HT (out May 29th) alongside career-spanning hits in a pyro-fueled opening night.

Country singer-songwriter Sarah Harralson releases her most personal project to date — a self-penned EP and companion short film, Just The Beginning, out May 15 via Synapse Publishing & Entertainment.

Chance The Rapper celebrates a decade of the GRAMMY-winning Coloring Book with a sprawling North American tour, kicking off August 11 in Cleveland and wrapping October 11 in Pittsburgh.

Mandy Lee’s solo project Cherry Bomb flips Alanis Morissette’s 1995 rage classic “You Oughta Know” into a glittering, disco-ready house pop raver — out now and teasing what’s coming next.

Swansea singer-songwriter Tom Emlyn unveils ‘Passing Craze’, his sixth solo album in four years, released 15 May 2026 via Dirty Carrot Records. A bedroom-pop reverie stitched together from forgotten gems, vintage analog synths, and Elliott Smith-style acoustics.

South Wales folk-rockers Rusty Shackle return with “Your Arrows,” a cinematic, defiant first taste of their forthcoming sixth album “Mayfield,” set to be unveiled at Caldicot Castle on August 29th.

Melbourne electronic powerhouse Memphis LK returns with “Out My Body,” a euphoric, trance-tinged ode to dancefloor surrender that cements her place at the forefront of Australia’s new wave of electronic artists.

SKiN GRAFT Records has reopened the vault on Camp SKiN GRAFT, the legendary 1997 “Now Wave” compilation featuring U.S. Maple, Melt-Banana, Ruins, Dazzling Killmen, Zeni Geva, Quintron, Brise-Glace and more — now available “Name Your Price” on Bandcamp for a limited time.

NYC genre-benders VRSTY have unleashed “face down,” a chill-but-crushing new single arriving just before their summer run with DED and Dropout Kings.

Holly Hebe announces her forthcoming EP ‘Mood Ring,’ arriving July 17th — a cinematic, piano-driven coming-of-age project pairing every song with its own colour, atmosphere and emotional weight.

Regional Victorian metalcore four-piece Ocean Sleeper return with “Break The Cycle,” a defiant, hook-laden new single co-written with Jon Lundin of Point North and released via BMG/Rise Records.

Bradenton, Florida deathcore outfit Peacemaker FL have announced their signing to Papercut Recordings and marked the occasion with a savage new single and music video, “Reverse Bear Trap” — the first taste of a full-length album dropping this summer.

Trouser Press Books will publish Tim Sommer’s “Dispatches From the Kingdom of Outsiders: Writing on Music, Culture and More 1979-2025” on August 4, 2026, with advance praise from Thurston Moore, Billy Idol, Geoff Edgers, and Joseph LeDoux.

Arizona-bred neo-traditionalist Colton Dawson lands his first-ever record deal with Warner Records Nashville and signs with TKO Artist Management. His debut single “Might Be In It” arrives Friday, May 15.

West Memphis rapper Mudbaby Ru returns with “Black Truck,” a cinematic, hard-hitting new single out now via Flawless Ent/Geffen Records.

Indie rock’s fastest-rising act, The Runarounds, drop the official music video for “Bleachers” — a nostalgic anthem about sneaking out, late-night drives, and chasing the magic of youth — as they gear up for their Minivan 2026 Summer Tour and a Bonnaroo debut.

Country Music Hall of Famer Randy Travis returns to the Nashville Palace on June 3 to celebrate 40 years of his landmark debut “Storms Of Life” — and the venue’s front room is being officially renamed “The Randy Travis Room.”

Drama Desk-nominated magic spectacular Jamie Allan’s Amaze extends for the fourth time at New World Stages, with new tickets on sale for performances through January 31, 2027.

PawPaw Rod’s debut album ‘Picture Day’ lands May 15 via Independent Co., a 12-track snapshot of identity, resilience, and groove featuring NEIL FRANCES, Tommy Newport, and Sherwyn.

Country torchbearers John PayCheck and Struggle Jennings join forces on “Sons Of The Spark,” a defiant, steel-soaked outlaw anthem arriving May 15 via HorseBite Entertainment — plus a look ahead at PayCheck’s massive 2026 Better Plan Tour.

Motörhead celebrate 20 years of Kiss of Death with a half-speed mastered reissue, a previously unreleased Lowlands Festival 2007 concert, and a brand-new lyric video for “God Was Never On Your Side.”

Brian Fallon returns with his first original solo music in over five years — “Not Bad For New Jersey” and “Better Before,” produced by Butch Walker — and announces a run of intimate live shows starting June 14 at The Stone Pony.

New York hardcore juggernauts Pro-Pain return from an 11-year studio absence with “Stone Cold Anger,” the title track and final single from their 16th album, out May 15 via Napalm Records.

San Antonio hard rock band Kingdom Collapse announce their new album Survivor, out October 30 via Mascot Records, and share the anthemic video for the title track. The band is on tour with RED this spring and hits festivals all summer long.