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Fast-rising singer-songwriter Cameron Whitcomb has announced the release of his long-awaited debut album, The Hard Way, set to arrive on 26th September.

Rising country star Sam Barber has unveiled his new single Borrowed Time, signalling the beginning of a new chapter for the multiplatinum singer-songwriter.

American husband-and-wife duo The Grahams have released the deluxe edition of their acclaimed album The Bridge, expanding the deeply personal record with new music and fresh visuals as they prepare to return to the UK for a headline tour this month.

Alt-pop force Charlotte Sands has revealed details of her upcoming album Satellite, set for release on 6th March 6th. The 10-track record finds the LA-based artist at her most confident and expansive, blending soaring melodies with punchy production and emotionally charged lyricism.

Black metal pioneers Venom have announced their long-awaited sixteenth studio album, Into Oblivion, set for release on 1st May. The Newcastle legends have also shared the album’s first single, Lay Down Your Soul, offering fans a thunderous preview of the band’s first new material since 2018’s Storm The Gates. The track leans into the raw spirit that helped define their early sound, pairing a rousing, chant-ready chorus with the ferocity that has long been synonymous with the band’s name.

San Francisco-hailing Train have released their new single The Weekend, marking the start of a new chapter for the multi-GR GRAMMY® Award-winning band as they prepare to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their landmark album Drops Of Jupiter.

Nerina Pallot is marking 25 years in music with her biggest headline show to date, announcing a special performance at Royal Albert Hall in London on 31st May.

A powerful final chapter in the legacy of Ronnie James Dio and his later-era collaboration with members of Black Sabbath is set to be revisited with the release of a new retrospective box set, Breaking Out Of Heaven 2007–2009.