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Ian Flanigan shares Earth & Airwaves, a 6‑track organic ambient EP inspired by soothing his newborn twins, out July 25 via Atlantic. First single “So Long” is available now.

Atlantic Records has officially signed rising rock band South Arcade, who just released their label debut single, "Fear of Heights." The group will launch their first-ever U.S. headline tour this October, with sold-out shows in New York and Los Angeles, plus a stop at Austin City Limits Music Festival.

Platinum-certified alt-pop artist Claire Rosinkranz returns with her new single “Jayden,” a dreamy track about love and control. She joins Maroon 5 this fall as a special guest on their “Love Is Like 2025” U.S. tour.

The Chainsmokers return with “White Wine & Adderall,” out now alongside an official lyric video featuring Beau Nox. The duo kicks off a worldwide tour July 11 in Dallas, with stops in Las Vegas, Calgary, Mykonos, Debrecen, Ostrava, Montreal, Springfield, Chicago, and more—see thechainsmokers.com for full dates.

Leah Kate has released her fierce new single “Dead Sexy Body,” blending cinematic pop production with biting vocals to turn temptation into empowerment. The track follows her co‑writing of Kesha’s “ATTENTION!” and cements Kate’s status as a breakout pop force.

Irish breakout band Kingfishr return with “Next To Me,” a heartfelt love song previewing their debut album Halcyon, out August 22. The band expands their global tour with new North American dates and support slots for Dylan Gossett.

Emma Harner releases her debut EP Taking My Side, a 5‑track collection blending intimate folk and complex math rock, out now on all platforms with a limited‑edition vinyl pressing available for pre‑order.

Matt Maeson returns with “Downstairs” and announces his third album A Quiet And Harmless Living, out September 12 via Atlantic Music Group. A 42-date tour kicks off this fall across North America and Europe.

Lou McMahon has been invited to join the Recording Academy’s Class of 2025, becoming a Grammy voting member and pledging to advocate for diversity, support peers, and help shape the future of music.

Kojey Radical returns with “Conversation,” the introspective lead single from his sophomore album Don’t Look Down. Blending disco grooves, gospel vocals, and lyrical clarity, Kojey reflects on growing pains, fleeting time, and emotional burnout — setting the stage for his most personal work to date.

Ana Luna releases her haunting new single “Daddy’s Empire,” blending cinematic alt-pop with raw lyricism about emotional imbalance and quiet heartbreak.

Lloyd & The Leftovers share “Spin The Wheel,” a confessional indie folk/rock single packed with raw emotion and layered storytelling. Released alongside a dreamlike bidyong pangmusika, the track serves as the title track from the Walyalup band’s debut album arriving August 8.

Isabel Rumble shares “Soften,” a tender and reflective single paired with a sepia-toned video filmed on Thaua Country. Out July 11, the song explores surrender, strength, and connection to self and place, previewing the next chapter in the acclaimed indie-folk artist’s journey.

Meanjin-based folk artist Maddison Kate releases “More To Me,” a tender single out July 11 that explores growth, heartbreak, and hope. With rich instrumentation and emotional vocals, the track previews her upcoming debut EP What I'd Say To You, arriving August 8.

Athens stoner rock juggernauts Honeybadger return with “Panic Button,” a fuzz-driven, high-voltage anthem capturing the chaos and anxiety of modern life.

The highly anticipated An All-Star Salute to Lee Greenwood is now available on all major digital platforms. Featuring unforgettable performances from country and pop icons, the Telly Award-winning tribute also includes appearances by Dolly Parton, President George W. Bush, Kid Rock, and Paula Deen. Recorded as part of a special partnership with Helping A Hero, the event honors Greenwood’s enduring legacy and patriotism while supporting American veterans.

Alt-pop provocateur Noga Erez returns with “WATCH THE NEWS,” a sharp, self-produced single exploring media addiction and psychological manipulation. The track follows “Not My Problem” as part of an explosive new era, arriving ahead of her sold-out 2025 North American tour kicking off September 23 in Brooklyn.

CMA and ACM Award-winner Moe Bandy marks the 50th anniversary of his iconic hit “Bandy The Rodeo Clown,” a country classic written by Whitey Shafer and Lefty Frizzell that remains one of his most requested songs. The celebration continues with his new album Songs I Missed, a heartfelt tribute to the country songs he once passed on or wished he had recorded. Featuring timeless tracks like “Amarillo By Morning” and “He Stopped Loving Her Today,” the album stays true to Bandy’s traditional honky-tonk roots. Currently on tour, Bandy is bringing this milestone year to fans across the country.

William Lee Golden and The Goldens Were Recently Inducted Into The North American Country Music Association International Hall of Fame Along With Billy Dean, Marty Raybon, and Mark Wills.

Ciska Ciska releases Jump Right In, a raw and melodic indie rock track blending folk and Americana, inspired by betrayal and emotional reckoning.

The Kyle Jordan Project reinvents London Calling with a gritty, explosive modern rock edge that channels punk urgency into a bold and timely revival.

Don McLean–inspired children’s book Vincent: Starry Starry Night wins a 2025 IBPA Book Award for its cover design, celebrating its emotional storytelling and artistic impact.

Leon Todd Johnson releases Kei, the second single from his upcoming album wa kei sei jaku — a serene, neoclassical meditation on reverence, rooted in the spirit of the Japanese tea ceremony.

Mary Lambert returns with The Tempest, her first major single in nearly a decade — a bold and defiant anthem about autonomy, liberation, and the power of collective action.

The Commodores and The Three Degrees join the 2026 Ultimate Disco Cruise and Beyond lineup, sailing February 23–28 aboard the Norwegian Pearl with over 40 legendary acts.