If 2025 was about surviving, 2026 is about soundtracking the comeback. From long-awaited returns to surprise drops, here’s the album release calendar that proves next year isn’t playing around.
Radiohead is back on stage for the first time since 2018 — and it turns out taking a break didn’t dull the blade. The band rolled into Madrid and delivered 25 tracks of existential beauty, glitch-rock transcendence, and “hey remember emotions?” energy. We’re not crying, you’re crying.
Radiohead Returns After 7 Years — And Yes, They Still Make Everyone Else Look Boring Read Post »
Guns N’ Roses may not own watches, but they do own the stage. Slash promises new music is “coming” — just don’t expect them to circle a date on the calendar.
Guns N’ Roses Promise a New Album… Someday (Because Rock Legends Don’t Own Calendars) Read Post »
The Police wrote anthems that defined a generation, but now the biggest hit might be happening in a courtroom. Sting faces a lawsuit from Andy Summers and Stewart Copeland over missing royalties for “Every Breath You Take.”
Sting vs. The Police: Royalties, Reunions & Rock ’n’ Roll Drama Read Post »
Josh Freese is back with Nine Inch Nails, and Ilan Rubin has slid into the Foo Fighters’ hot seat. It’s a full-blown drummer swap, and while the rock world scratches its head, we’re just asking: how long ‘til the next album drops?
Drumline Shuffle: Foo Fighters & NIN Pull a Rock ’n’ Roll Trade – Rubin In, Freese Out Read Post »
Duran Duran just dropped into Abbey Road Studios with Nile Rodgers like it’s 1986 again—and we’re here for it. Whether it’s for a new album or a one-off jam, one thing’s certain: when these legends link up, magic follows.
Gorillaz are throwing a massive 25th anniversary celebration across the pond with a four-show run in London and the launch of their “House of Kong” exhibit. We’re stoked—but also kinda crushed it’s not happening in the U.S. (yet).
Gorillaz Announce 25th Anniversary Shows & Immersive “House of Kong” Exhibit Read Post »
Maynard James Keenan is prepping for the worst but hoping for the best as Ozzy Osbourne gears up for what’s supposed to be his final live appearance. Will rock’s Prince of Darkness rise again… or just chill in the VIP tent?
