“The Light Refuses Me” is on Bandcamp already and reaches the other platforms next week. He wrote, recorded, produced and played it alone, in one afternoon this summer.
Their first single for the Italian label lands just before the Dirty Halo Tour, which starts on 2 October. The follow-up to “Abrakadabra” is already in the studio.
A sixth album from the British songwriter, produced by Ian Grimble and with CJ Hillman’s pedal steel on several tracks. The first taste is “Are You Loved?”, from 18 September.
The soundtrack to “Who’s Watching” is out on 30 October through 15 Passenger with thirteen tracks: one side by the film’s fictional band and one of score.
Four nights at the OVO Arena Wembley, 4 to 7 November 2027, and that’s it for now. Twenty-eight years on the road, ten albums and well over 3,000 shows.
His first new material in eight years: out on 25 September through Gypsy Soul Records, on CD, vinyl and digital. He sings the single, “Runaway Souls”, with Elles Bailey.
Five tracks cut live in a room at Chapel Studios with the classic line-up, mixed by Mike Fraser, the man behind Aerosmith’s “Pump” and “Permanent Vacation”.
Reid Anderson and Dave King announced it in January and sign off with a residency at the Dakota in Minneapolis. Anderson wants to make electronic music; King has finished records waiting.
A fourteenth studio album, across two CDs and a hundred minutes and forty-six seconds on White Knight Records. The first has lyrics; the second is an instrumental suite.
700 Milles, a new venue on La Rambla 12, opens in October with four blues and soul shows on Thursdays, tickets €15.
Savant releases it on 30 October, in Coltrane’s centenary year. The titles name specific corners of the house: the stairs, the basement studio and a stained-glass window.
Six LPs or three CDs of unreleased live recordings by three of his groups: the Sextet, the Quintet and Prism. Out on 2 October through Edition Records.
The guitarist confirms every original member, Udo Dirkschneider included, was invited onto “Teutonic Titans 1976–2026”. None accepted.
Napalm releases it on 19 March 2027, produced by Jens Bogren. The European tour runs from Paris to Manchester and skips the Iberian peninsula.
They open on 3 July at Wembley, the only European date, with Marilyn Manson, Lorna Shore and Hatebreed. General on-sale is 2 October.
Six shows in spring 2027, a two-hour set and the live debut of “Life In The Wires”. Tickets go on sale on 2 October.
The festival holds its ninth chapter on 24 and 25 September 2027 at La Carpa del Poble Espanyol. For the Australians it is their only Spanish festival of the year.
Out on 13 November alongside the “Getting Older” seven-inch. Neither has been pressed since 1982, and neither has ever been on vinyl in North America.
The bassist who replaced him in Metallica remembers seeing him play in 1985 and what it made him think. Burton died on 27 September 1986.
“Dark Road Blues: Santa Cruz 1981” captures the 31 January night at The Catalyst: ten songs, alone with acoustic guitar and piano. Liberation Hall.
Donovan was admitted in Portland during the tour with Blackwater Holylight. The band had played as a trio and now halt Seattle, Denver, Chicago and New York.
Fourteen tracks on earMUSIC, the second album from Tommy Henriksen’s project. The new single is “Riding With Angels”, after “Thunder Love”.
Nine tracks produced by guitarist Chris Porcianko and drummer Damien Hall, with “Bring Me The Night” already out. No label has been announced.
Ten tracks on Spinefarm, produced by Carl Bown, with Will Ramos and Chrissy Costanza guesting. It’s the eighth album, six years after the last.
The 41st International Record Fair returns to Estació del Nord on 2-4 October, with 168 vinyl, CD and cassette stalls and tickets from €6.
A24 Music released the soundtrack on 25 September. It is Broadrick’s third collaboration with Phoebe Bridgers in six weeks.
It is the first material from the Ghent grindcore band since “Razorgrind” (2017). A video comes with it, and the other EP track is called “Voided”.
Ten tracks produced by Howard Benson, the band’s first record since co-vocalist Carla Harvey left in 2024. Heidi Shepherd explains its origin.
Eight tracks for the Australians’ fifth album, on CD and vinyl through Iron Bonehead. The advance track is “Soul Defilement”.
More than four hours across four volumes: the ROOTS to SHOOTS combo, a nineteen-minute chamber piece and a twenty-five-minute electroacoustic run.
Two new songs running past thirteen minutes each, plus instrumental versions of both. Out on the band’s own label, CynNormal Lab.
Produced by John Cornfield and mastered by Steve Kitch of The Pineapple Thief. Third single “Hidden Fire” is about AI-made music.
Fifteen songs produced by John Fields between Nashville and Minneapolis. Alex Band arrives with a new line-up: Daniel Damico and Dom Liberati.
Out on Friday through Provogue, with Richard Watts singing and Chris Taggart on drums, and a lyric video for “Faith”.
The limited edition came out on Friday through Nuclear Blast with twelve tracks on CD and a Blu-ray Audio, alongside a “This Stark Town” lyric video.
Ten tracks cut between December 2025 and this May, with Behemoth’s Inferno on drums and first single “Herald of the Unseen” already out.
Friday 24 and Saturday 25 September 2027 at La Carpa del Poble Espanyol, doors at three, pass €115. The line-up is still unknown.
It came out on Saturday’s full moon with Tchad Blake’s Dark-Side Mix. The Bright-Side follows on the new moon of 10 October.
“Ronnie Scott’s 100th Birthday: A Celebration In Concert” brings the club’s All Stars together with Mica Paris, Curtis Stigers and Omar Puente.
Spirit of Unicorn and Cherry Red gather the seven studio cuts from the 1996 and 1997 albums on double vinyl and CD, with new Roger Dean and Mike Inns artwork.
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