Molly Hatchet record their first album in sixteen years, “Lost Horizon”, at Abbey Road
Twelve tracks cut in Studio 2 at Abbey Road, the first album since “Justice” in 2010. Not one member of the band’s original line-up is still alive.
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Slash releases “Flying Blind” on 26 February and the 2027 tour stops only in Vitoria
Twelve tracks through Gibson Records, produced by Michael Baskette in Florida. The only Spanish date is the Azkena Rock Festival on 17 June.
Bruce Dickinson says the new solo album is finished and that he will tour in 2027
Recorded at Dave Grohl’s Studio 606 in January and February, with his son Austin guesting and five videos shot in Nevada. On Iron Maiden he will only say there are surprises.
AC/DC close the Power Up tour with Dave Grohl singing “Highway To Hell” at MetLife Stadium
Eighty-nine shows since May 2024 and a twenty-one-song finale in New Jersey. Of the tour’s two stops in Spain, neither was in Catalonia.
Judit Neddermann and Momi Maiga release “Mou-te”, with a video you navigate with your eyes
The song is driven by the Catalan ALS foundation Miquel Valls and the video moves with your gaze, the one movement many patients keep in the late stages.
Laura Cox releases her first live album on 20 November, cut at Le Trianon in Paris
“Trouble Coming To Paris: Live At Le Trianon” captures the 10 April show at Le Trianon. It comes as a double LP and as a CD with Blu-ray, both limited.
“Rubber Soul” returns remixed by Giles Martin, with twenty takes and three unheard home demos
The special edition came out on Friday with new stereo and Dolby Atmos mixes, the original mono and the Capitol US version. The big box runs to sixty-eight tracks.
DIIV share the video for “Trillions”, the third advance track from “ZIRP!”
The album is out on 30 October through Fantasy, eleven tracks produced by A. G. Cook. It’s the band’s first since “Frog In Boiling Water”, from May 2024.
The Smashing Pumpkins put “The Aeroplane Flies High” back on vinyl, thirteen years after the last time
The five-LP box arrives on 18 December through UMe, as a standard set and on coloured vinyl. It collects the expanded editions of the five “Mellon Collie” singles.
Comeback Kid share “Yesterday’s Gone” with Incendiary’s Brendan Garrone, from “Chosen Hell”
The track comes from the album they release on 6 November through SharpTone, with the Incendiary singer guesting and a sleeve that was built by hand in Melbourne.
Rancid open the “…And Out Come The Wolves” vault with a record of unreleased demos and live takes
The box holds two LPs and four seven-inches, including an unreleased 1995 New York show. Pre-orders are open and the label places it in January, with no day yet.
Bastion Rose close the run-up to “Blue Rising” with “Supernatural” and are already recording the next record
The Indiana band put out the last track before the album, due on 15 January, and confirm they are back in the studio with David Bottrill for what comes after.
Metallica open their Sphere residency with “Battery” and close it with “Master Of Puppets”
“Life Burns Faster” began on Thursday in Las Vegas with sixteen tracks and runs to 13 March 2027, with different setlists on Thursdays and Saturdays.
London coroner puts Phil Campbell’s death down to multi-organ failure after two liver transplants
The inquest at St Pancras sat on Friday, six and a half months after the Motörhead guitarist died. The coroner says nothing suggests it could have been prevented.
The Neil Peart memorial at Lakeside Park gets the go-ahead: two bronze statues and a million dollars
St. Catharines council has approved the plan: $800,000 for the installation and $200,000 for maintenance. The work is expected to take about a year.
Bernard Allison previews “Time Traveler” with Larry McCray ahead of “Loving You” on 16 October
The guitarist brings in two guests on six strings, Larry McCray and Matthew Mwangi. It is his first album in four years.
Juan Chiavassa cuts a piano trio with Kikoski and Kozlov to go back into Roy Haynes’s world
The Argentinian drummer opened pre-orders today for his second Whirlwind album. Both of his sidemen played in Roy Haynes’s trio.
Electric Valley cut “Echo” live in the studio and release it on 6 November through Small Stone
The Madrid stoner-doom trio return five years after “Tapes From The Galactic Tavern” with seven tracks recorded live at Estudio Brazil.
Epica release the orchestra-and-choir concert they played in Amsterdam in September 2024
Twenty tracks recorded at AFAS Live on 20 September 2024. It is digital only and comes with a video of “Consign to Oblivion”.
The Clash release the 1982 compilation that only American radio stations ever had
“The World According To The Clash” was pressed for US radio DJs ahead of “Combat Rock” and has never been on sale. Eleven songs, out on 13 November.
Kim Deal releases the first orchestral concert of her career on 13 November
Eighteen songs recorded at the Barbican in London on 1 March 2025, with twenty-five musicians and the Shards choir, and a concert film directed by Cuan Roche.
Talking Heads reissue “Fear of Music” with two 1979 concerts that have never been released
The box arrives on 13 November with the remastered album, the Boston and Passaic shows, an unfinished outtake and the 5.1 and Atmos mixes on Blu-ray.
Palaye Royale release “Amsterdamage” on 22 January and say they would have split without it
The sixth album comes out on Sumerian and was written in 2025, the year after their mother died. The European leg in March has no Spanish date.
Greta Van Fleet release “Palace For The People” on 9 October and the 2027 European leg skips Spain
The fourth album arrives through Republic Records with thirteen tracks. The “Into The Beginning” tour covers fifty-nine cities between February and July 2027, and none of them is here.
Steven Wilson previews “On Chapel Slope”, the second track from “Requiem for a Village”
Steven Wilson releases “On Chapel Slope”, the second preview of “Requiem for a Village” (out 6 November), with a video directed by Mike Bennion.
Annicke Shireen releases her first solo album, “Delirium”, on 13 November
Ten tracks moving between alternative rock, metal, synthpop, folk and grunge. The first single, “Come To Light”, is out with a video.
Lustmord and Dave Lombardo release “The Pulse Of Atoms” today and share a third track
The album is out on Ipecac. “It’s the sound of planets dying or of stars being born,” they say of it. “It’s not rock and roll.”
Dissimulator release “Artifice Dissolves” today, the Montreal trio’s second album
Out on 20 Buck Spin, two years and eight months after “Lower Form Resistance”. The band draws on Chthe’ilist, Atramentus and Beyond Creation.
Buddy Guy has a new album coming in 2027, produced by Steve Jordan with Kim Wilson guesting
The guitarist’s team has named the producer and part of the band, but no title and no date. He turned ninety back in July.
Steve Reich turns ninety on 3 October and Carnegie Hall and the Philharmonie de Paris mark it
“Music For 18 Musicians” came out on ECM in 1978 and its launch concert was held in a New York rock club. Reich turns ninety on Saturday.
Dave Holland turns eighty with a catalogue that starts at ECM number 1009
The label looks back over fifty-five years of shared catalogue, from the 1971 debut to the 2025 duo with John Scofield. Holland is still recording and touring.
TesseracT move The Descent tour to March and keep tickets already sold valid
The six UK and German dates set for November shift to March 2027. The band say some important elements of their plans have changed.
Fontaines D.C. release the video for “Tongue” and reach a sold-out Sant Jordi Club
It’s the second single from “Dopamine Chamber”, out 16 October on XL. Eight days later they play Barcelona, one of four sold-out European dates.
Enter Shikari go dormant on 31 December 2027 and say they don’t know whether they’ll come back
The statement talks about dormancy rather than a split, but admits the band have no diary beyond 2027. A UK tour and new music come first.
Paul McCartney adds three songs to “The Boys of Dungeon Lane” and flips the duet with Ringo Starr
The expanded edition is out on 7 October digitally and 9 December physically, with “City Fox”, “One Night Stand” and “Chelsea Boots” and a flip mix of “Home to Us”.
Tom Morello’s festival with Springsteen and Joan Baez streams free on YouTube on Saturday
The Power to the People Festival takes place on Saturday in Maryland and will be streamed in full and for free on YouTube from one in the afternoon, Eastern time.
Mawiza will open for Slipknot at Santiago’s Estadio Nacional in September 2027
The Chilean band, who sing in Mapudungun, are on the bill for 12 September 2027 with Slipknot, Marilyn Manson and Hatebreed. Their album “Ül” came out in 2025 on Season of Mist.
Die Apokalyptischen Reiter sign to Napalm and have a thirteenth album due in summer 2027
The Germans have been working on the record for almost two years. It will be their thirteenth and arrives in summer 2027. In December they play the “Schrei!Nachten” tour with Robse and Disillusion.
Rebecca Vernon releases The Keening’s second album, “Devotion”, on 16 October, in memory of her father
“Devotion” is out on 16 October through Relapse, dedicated to Rebecca Vernon’s father, who died in May 2025. She recorded it in Portland in 2022, three years before that death.
Nightwish go over thirty years in a box set with a Blu-ray, out on 11 December
“The Greatest 30 Years On Earth” comes out on 11 December through Nuclear Blast in three formats. The band have shared the “Tribal” video, shot in Amsterdam in 2022.