The Avett Brothers bring back Linger, the Cranberries song, after 480 shows
Seth Avett sang it to open the encore in New Haven, eight years after the band last played it.
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Cameron Winter takes the Live at Carnegie Hall concert film to Canada
Paul Thomas Anderson shot it on 35 mm, and Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal get dates across December and January.
Orville Peck releases the album Mule, made with producer Jay Joyce
Molly Tuttle, Ketch Secor and Emmylou Harris all turn up on it, and the Man Turned Mules tour opens the same night at the Hollywood Bowl.
Knock2 releases the single sound di alarm after a year of quiet
It is his first new original music since the January 2025 debut album, and it has been in his sets since Coachella.
GRiZ books two free Denver shows after the Red Rocks ticket scramble
Both sets are at the open-air JunkYard on 27 September, at 1pm and 7pm, with every penny of merchandise profit going to Denver charities.
Ultra Japan bans moshing and public defecation before its Tokyo festival weekend
Organisers warn the event may not be able to happen in future if the behaviour continues. Alesso, Peggy Gou and Sara Landry play.
SoundExchange and MusicNation will pay artists for music played in each other's markets
SoundExchange affiliates start collecting for UAE broadcasts, and Emirati creators for US airplay, under a reciprocal neighbouring rights deal.
Symphonic wires MassiveMusic audio delivery into its label migration tool
A label switching distributor no longer has to upload its own audio files if the catalogue already sits in MassiveMusic's systems.
Metro Boomin, Fred again.. and Travis Scott fill the GTA 6 soundtrack album
Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album carries 34 original tracks and lands on 19 November, the same day as the game.
Kofi Stone dates the 16-track album The Last Flower To Bloom for October
The UK rapper follows last year's All The Flowers Have Bloomed, and the soulful title track is already online.
Nardia cuts the album Own Every Scar between Melbourne, Nashville and Memphis
Boo Mitchell of Royal Studios mixed the title track. The Australian singer-songwriter's ten-song record is out now.
Singer Billy Joel is alive, his publicist says, after a Google death listing
Claire Mercuri told Newsday she had just been emailing him. The search engine had put his date of death at 17 September.
Ms. Rachel dates her first album I'm So Happy for 25 September
Twenty-three songs played on real instruments, made with her husband Aron Accurso, the Broadway composer behind Songs for Littles.
Saina dates her EP Hotel 555 for 23 October
Darkest Hours is out now, drawn from Joe Hisaishi's Studio Ghibli scores and co-produced with zuriel, who worked on the whole record.
Montell Fish opens the EP NEST with Forever and Vancouver Sleep Clinic
The four-track record lands on 2 October, ahead of a 20-date run starting at The Ford in Los Angeles.
Julia Cumming follows her solo album with the song Mom, I'm Going Back To Therapy
A Dolly Parton lyric book pointed the Sunflower Bean singer at country for her first release since Julia.
Kelela says her album New Avatar is built to take apart sonic racism
Oscar Scheller produced almost all of the guitar-heavy third record. She plays two nights at the Wiltern on 21 and 22 September.
Charli XCX adds a second O2 night to her Music, Fashion, Film tour
The extra show is on Saturday 20 February 2027, the night after the date already booked, and takes the run to seven.
The Sewing Club share Complicated before the Nashville band's debut album Sew
Sew arrives on 2 October through Born Losers Records, followed by an autumn run across the UK, Europe and the United States.
Firefly, the first feature documentary on guitarist Emily Remler, opens its Kickstarter
Al Naffah has a 75-minute rough cut and needs up to $85,000 to clear the archive and music rights behind it.
MPs will review how the UK picks its Eurovision song as Ireland sits out
A DCMS committee wants to know who chooses the entrant and on what basis, after a third straight nul points from the public vote.
Melissa Weikart dates her second album Contact for 23 October
Midnight Special Records puts out the twelve-track record, which the Paris-based artist wrote, arranged and produced largely on her own.
Mietze Conte dates an antifascist album and shares a club single
painting on a monument is out now. The album arrives on 29 October through common knowledge, with UK, Irish and Japanese dates around it.
Kwamie Liv ends six years away with a single about the sunrise
No One Owns the Sunrise comes out on her own imprint Fame Bear, her first music since the 2018 album Lovers That Come and Go.
Toria Wooff sets her goth-folk album Aleister for 12 January
Sloe Flower Records releases the record. James Wyatt produced it in a Welsh cottage, and the first single arrives with a folk-horror video.
K2icyy turns a viral snippet into the single Luv Don't Cost A Thang
A teaser pulled more than 150,000 impressions, so the Los Angeles rapper finished the song and put it out.
FERG goes bright and playful on the single CYCLE
The Harlem rapper swaps his hard-hitting sound for something closer to 90s pop, and sets the lyric in a spin class.
Carly Rae Jepsen sets her Versailles video at a party in Los Angeles
Kanya Iwana directed the clip. The song comes from Day and Night, the 24-track double album that arrived the same day.
Rakim, Kurupt and Masta Killa stack the album THE GODBODY with guests
Snoop Dogg, KRS-One, Kool G Rap, Ghostface Killah and Raekwon all turn up across the sixteen tracks.
Bokani Dyer builds the album Traditions out of covers and bow music
The South African pianist releases the record on 1 October and headlines Ronnie Scott's for the first time five days later.