Blackpink's Lisa gets a documentary, Always Lalisa, in October
Sue Kim's film follows the singer through the year she made her first solo album, and reaches theatres on October 12 before YouTube Premium.
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The Songwriters returns for a fourth season with songwriter Kent Blazy
The PBS-distributed Nashville series is back from September 5, with two episodes each on Jimmy Webb and John Prine.
Edwin Raphael and Wayfinding book west coast Canadian tour dates
Exclaim reports two fall runs, one behind the album I Know a Garden and one ahead of A Nest of Wrens.
Andy Stott announces Late Loop, his first album in five years
"Something In Mind" with the singer Elaine Howley previews a record made under an unusually strict set of studio rules.
Chris Thile and Aoife O'Donovan take Wassail! out for nine December shows
The run opens in Groton, Massachusetts on December 2 and mixes holiday standards with newly written songs neither has released.
Nails share the songs "Dollar Bin Generation" and "Fear Based Life"
Todd Jones' Oxnard band put out two tracks with no warning, and the pair arrive as a surprise EP on a new label.
SOCAN sues the AI music platform Suno over Canadian songs
The rights body says it found 150 Suno tracks drawing on works in its catalogue, including songs by Joni Mitchell and Avril Lavigne.
Rush pay belated tribute to drummer Neil Peart in No One's Disciple
The CBC documentary premieres at Toronto on September 16, with Stewart Copeland, Chad Smith and Danny Carey jamming alongside Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson.
Kacey Musgraves and Troye Sivan play the song "Easy" together for the first time
Six years after Mark Ronson produced their version of it, the two finally performed the duet on the same stage.
Chris Tomlin sets a Good News of Great Joy Tour for the holidays
Eleven December dates through churches and theatres, opening in Birmingham on December 1 and closing in Cincinnati on December 18.
Texas rapper Mike Dimes releases the album B.I.L.L.Y
Fifteen tracks with Maxo Kream, Ski Mask The Slump God and 1900Rugrat, put out mid-week rather than on a Friday.
Kaskade's Sun Soaked festival returns with Matroda and Cassian
The one-day beach event lands at Huntington State Beach on September 12, with the headliner playing a solo set and a back-to-back with BUNT.
Radio Free Alice announce a debut album and talk up supporting Geese
Noah Learmonth calls What's In Between a coming of age record, and remembers sharing a stage with Cameron Winter in Australia.
Brazil's Taylor Swift Law sets free water and ticket rules for concerts
Two decrees signed on 31 August require free drinking water at events above 1,000 people and force ticket sellers to show fees upfront.
Rapper Kanye West set to perform two Russia shows despite cultural boycott
Tickets for the October shows at Gazprom Arena sold out within hours, even as several other 2026 tour dates have been cancelled.
Fine announces the album Jazz Dreams and shares "Everything in the Shade"
The Copenhagen musician, once of the electro-pop group CHINAH, has thirteen songs due on Escho on 23 October.
Post Common set a self-titled first EP
The Brighton trio, drawn from JOHN, TRAAMS and Sisterland, put out four tracks on Brace Yourself on 20 November.
Producer Djrum takes on the next DJ-Kicks mix, out October 16
Thirty-three tracks with four unreleased productions of his own, plus exclusives from Skee Mask and Clark.
03 Greedo returns with the nine-track EP Last Night Out
Ty Dolla $ign, Wallie The Sensei, Desto Dubb and Kalan.FrFr all turn up across a mid-week release.
Parannoul releases a new Huremic record, No Dancing Allowed
The anonymous South Korean shoegaze musician has been quiet all year under his main name, but keeps working under his alter egos.
GDP announces the album Cross Off Matthew after years away
The New Jersey rapper, born Matthew Miller, spent the last decade on film and photography instead of records.
Daley returns September 18 with the album Strange Nature
Ten tracks on SRG-ILS with Marsha Ambrosius, Robert Glasper and Yussef Dayes, followed by a 27-city US tour from September 16.
Jason Isbell and David Lowery file a class action lawsuit against Suno
The 84-page complaint carries no copyright claim and argues identity rights instead.
Nashville park dedicates a historic bench in memory of the singer Dolly Parton
Centennial Park marked the spot where a 1975 photo session caught her in the Sunken Garden, and tied the plaque to her literacy work.
Report puts Dua Lipa and Tame Impala atop the Coachella 2027 festival bill
Fred again.. is tied to the poster's bottom-line slot, and the desert event has confirmed nothing.
Vancouver's PISS name their debut LP "you made me / skin on linen"
Sub Pop and Paper Bag put the record out on October 30, with the single "time loop at hot slit" leading it.
Alexisonfire book a Buenos Aires concert playing the album Crisis in full
The Canadian five-piece hit Teatro Vorterix on 17 November for the twentieth anniversary of the record, then play a second set from across their career.
Font announce the album American Bully XL and share the song "Texas"
The Austin-founded band drop the dance-punk tag on the lead single, a shimmering track closer to Hovvdy than to their last record.
Tupac Shakur murder trial opens in Las Vegas, 30 years on
Prosecutors say the rapper's killing was revenge for a beating, and that Duane Davis said so himself.
Music rights group SESAC promotes Abbey Watson to creative services manager
The Belmont University graduate joined the organisation in 2021 and has worked as a link between its internal teams and outside partners.