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September 1–14, 2026 · 23 labels & groups · 85 news items
Newest announcements first. Dates below are announcement dates; some releases are still to come. Checked September 14.
Carly Ann Taylor releases “Something Good Is Coming”
The single arrived September 11 ahead of her fall tour with Big Daddy Weave.
Source ↗Kelsey Hart announces Red All Over tour
The tour begins September 25 in Central City, Kentucky, with support from Carson Bock.
Source ↗Mike Curb joins the Success Story podcast
Curb discusses his career in an interview with podcast host Scott Clary.
Source ↗Lee Brice and Vince Gill release “Never Meet Your Heroes”
The collaboration previews the Sunriser All-Nighter deluxe edition, due October 2.
Source ↗Sarah Reeves announces Standing Up release
The album, released September 4, follows a personal journey through heartbreak, healing and renewed hope.
Source ↗Dylan Scott releases “Girl from Louisiana”
The single incorporates Garth Brooks’ “Callin’ Baton Rouge.”
Source ↗Dylan Scott celebrates two No. 1 hits
ASCAP and BMI hosted a Nashville celebration for “This Town’s Been Too Good to Us” and “What He’ll Never Have.”
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Max Richter announces While the Flood Rages
The album draws on his music for Wayne McGregor’s ballet MaddAddam, inspired by Margaret Atwood’s trilogy.
Source ↗RIAS Kammerchor Berlin announce Winter Tales
The choir and conductor Justin Doyle present a Christmas album devoted to Benjamin Britten.
Source ↗Víkingur Ólafsson opens CONTINUUM II preorders
The November 6 album is previewed by the Largo from Bach’s F-minor keyboard concerto.
Source ↗David Garrett announces Immortal
The October 9 album spans music from Bach to Hollywood film scores.
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Paul Simon announces The Quiet Celebration Concert
The live album arrives October 9, with a performance of “Under African Skies” featuring Edie Brickell available ahead of release.
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Green Lung release Necropolitan
The album’s release is accompanied by a visualizer for “Dance to the Grave.”
Source ↗Beast in Black share “Fear the Beast”
The band has released the new single with an accompanying music video.
Source ↗HOKKA release “Vampire”
The track features Samy Elbanna and Jussi 69.
Source ↗Alcest announce European tour
Agriculture will support the band on its March and April 2027 dates.
Source ↗Behemoth release I, Scvlptor
The album arrives alongside a video for “In League with Satan.”
Source ↗Polaris release “Without You”
The Australian band has shared a music video for the new single.
Source ↗Stellar Circuits expand Phantom :: Phoenix
The band has announced a Director’s Cut edition of the album.
Source ↗Big Ass Truck I.E. announce UK and Ireland tour
The band will tour the UK and Ireland in 2027.
Source ↗Epica announce Royal Albert Hall concert
The band will perform with orchestra and choir in London on October 6, 2027, as part of The Symphonic Synergy.
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Warner Music Japan names chief business officer
Eitaro Shibasaki becomes chief business officer on October 1, reporting to Takeshi Okada.
Source ↗Yes Boone releases “Nosebleeds”
The single is his first release through Warner Music Australia and Warner Records US.
Source ↗Alain Veille elected SNEP president
The Warner Music France president succeeds Bertrand Burgalat at the French recorded-music trade body.
Source ↗JelloRio signs with Warner Music China
Warner Music China has announced a recording agreement with JelloRio.
Source ↗D1MA signs with Warner Music
The Danish artist has entered a new recording agreement with Warner Music.
Source ↗Mateusz Smolka to lead Warner Music Eastern Europe
Warner Music has named Smolka managing director of its Eastern European business.
Source ↗Warner Records Germany launches
Lea Londa will lead the new label within Warner Music Central Europe.
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David Guetta and Hypaton release “You and I, Me and You”
The collaborators have reunited for a new single on Warner Records.
Source (PDF) ↗Jaymin shares “Rollin” video
The black-and-white video precedes his EP Static, due September 18.
Source (PDF) ↗Rachel Chinouriri releases “Make believe”
The song previews I think I spoke too soon, due October 16 through Parlophone and Warner Records.
Source (PDF) ↗My Chemical Romance expand The Black Parade
The 20th-anniversary collection arrives October 23 on Reprise, with a 2007 live version of “The Sharpest Lives” available now.
Source (PDF) ↗JISOO releases “CLICK”
The single arrives with a theme-park music video directed by Joseph Kahn.
Source (PDF) ↗Mai Mai shares “Ocean Views”
The Bay Area artist has released the new single with an accompanying video.
Source (PDF) ↗The Bends release “Sticking to the Plan”
The single previews debut album If You Insist, due September 18.
Source (PDF) ↗Theo Lawrence teams with Bill Anderson
The two singers have released a collaboration on “Today Is a Good Day.”
Source (PDF) ↗Amble share “Last Rites” video
The video stars Seamus O’Hara and was filmed at Tramore Amusement & Leisure Park in Waterford, Ireland.
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BMG artists receive CMA nominations
Stephen Wilson Jr. received four nominations and Lainey Wilson received three for the 60th annual CMA Awards.
Source ↗Operation Mincemeat gains expanded-cast edition
Concord Theatricals’ adaptation accommodates casts of up to 87 performers under 19 in North America, the UK and Ireland.
Source ↗BMG announces its management team
The combined company named its executive team and an 18-member strategic council under CEO Bob Valentine.
Source ↗BMG and Concord complete their combination
The combined company operates as BMG, with global headquarters in Nashville and European headquarters in Berlin.
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Wayfarer open Riders of the Setting Sun preorders
The band has shared “Hollow Hearts on the Trail to Eden” from its Ben Chisholm-produced album.
Source ↗Metal Blade plans 45th-anniversary podcast
Brian Slagel’s series begins in January 2027 and will examine 25 classic albums across the anniversary year.
Source ↗Gradience share “Agony” video
The song appears on the band’s debut album, Anomaly.
Source ↗Wolfbrigade announce Howl from the Underground
The album arrives October 9, with a video for “Cold War Bootlicker” available now.
Source ↗RAM release “Night Blade” video
The track previews Against, due October 9.
Source ↗Lifesick release “Hard to Kill”
The Danish band has issued the standalone single with an accompanying music video.
Source ↗Exumer share “Blinding Skies” video
The track comes from the band’s album Death Mask Messiah.
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Robert Plant announces Saving Grace EP
All That Glitters… brings four previously vinyl-only tracks to digital platforms on October 9.
Source ↗Nonesuch previews its September 11–13 concerts
The weekend includes Kronos Quartet performing Steve Reich’s WTC 9/11 in Washington and Julia Bullock celebrating Josephine Baker in Paris.
Source ↗Josh Johnson announces Animative
The Paul Bryan co-produced album arrives October 23 on physical formats and download, followed by streaming November 10.
Source ↗Brad Mehldau announces Fantasy & Reveries
The November 13 release pairs his Fantasy for Piano with Fourteen Reveries.
Source ↗Cécile McLorin Salvant discusses her orchestral album
The singer answers questions about With Every Breath I Take, recorded with the Metropole Orkest and conductor Jules Buckley.
Source ↗Molly Tuttle releases an acoustic EP
So Long Little Miss Sunshine (Acoustic EP) features five tracks with Vanessa McGowan and Mary Meyer, produced by Steve Berns.
Source ↗Nonesuch previews its September 4–6 concerts
Laurie Anderson, Davóne Tines and Bill Frisell take part in an Allen Ginsberg centenary celebration at New York’s Little Island.
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The revived label combines UK and French A&R teams and has signed Ifulki, Disgusting Sisters, Epal and HINA.
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Twisted Teens announce The Holy Cross Tigers
The New Orleans band’s third album of 2026 arrives November 6, preceded by the single “When We First Met.”
Source ↗Shabazz Palaces share “Jheri Curl Jump” visualizer
The It’s a Style Sport track features vocals from Marquette Miller and Darrius Willrich.
Source ↗Maximum MN compilation benefits Minnesota immigrants
The benefit compilation supports the International Institute of Minnesota, with a Bandcamp release September 4 and streaming release September 18.
Source ↗The Go release Free Electricity
The ten-track album was produced and mixed by Matthew Smith.
Source ↗Trixie Mattel remixes Wolf Parade
Proceeds from the “I’ll Believe in Anything” remix benefit Seattle’s Lambert House LGBTQ youth center.
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Creed announce Weathered anniversary edition
The 25th-anniversary deluxe edition arrives November 20 with four bonus tracks.
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Liars announce A Ban on Plastic Bag Bans
The album arrives March 5, 2027, with first single “Ice Pick, Kalamazoo” available now.
Source ↗Mick Harvey and Amanda Acevedo release Psychedelia in White
Their third album was recorded in Australia and mixed by Alain Johannes in Chile.
Source ↗Throbbing Gristle mark 50 years at the ICA
A free event at London’s Institute of Contemporary Arts on October 18 will celebrate the group’s 50th anniversary.
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Heilung announce their return
The group will enter Lava Studios in October to record its fourth full-length album following a hiatus.
Source ↗Stoned Jesus share “Jackal”
The song appears on Songs to the Moon.
Source ↗Gåte release “Mi Jord”
The third single from Sigil arrives with an official visualizer ahead of the album’s September 25 release.
Source ↗Green Carnation premiere The Messiah Complex
A Dark Poem, Part III completes the band’s album trilogy.
Source ↗Theodor Bastard announce their eighth album
The album ▽, pronounced Vedma, is introduced by a video for “Sverkay.”
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Animal Collective announce Feels concerts
The band will perform the album in full at New York’s Knockdown Center on October 22 and Los Angeles’ Fonda Theatre on October 24.
Source ↗Working Men’s Club return with “Devout”
The group has released “Devout,” its first new single in four years.
Source ↗Fat Dog share “Call It What You Want”
The single previews the band’s second album, Cancel Me (I’m Tired).
Source ↗Clinic announce Wild in the Streets
The band’s tenth album will be released October 30.
Source ↗George FitzGerald releases “The Ladder”
His first new music since 2024 began in a session with Ghost Culture and was completed at his south-east London studio.
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Foreigner announce Head Games deluxe edition
The expanded edition includes a new remix, outtakes, alternate versions, unreleased live recordings and a Dolby Atmos mix.
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Kiko Mizuhara releases solo debut “Feelin’ Wee”
John Carroll Kirby produced the single, whose music video was directed by Luke Casey.
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Spanish Love Songs announce Future Nausea
The November 6 album was produced by Chris Walla and Sarah Tudzin.
Source ↗Concord combined with BMG on September 1; its website now redirects to BMG.
BMG and Concord complete their combination
The combined company operates as BMG, with global headquarters in Nashville and European headquarters in Berlin.
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Yeah Yeah Yeahs announce Royal Albert Hall live album
Hidden in Pieces is available digitally, with physical editions due October 23 and a concert film directed by Barnaby Clay.
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Sony Music launches What Happened to the Harrisons
The seven-part true-crime podcast investigates three deaths in one family and is available through The Binge.
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