BTS is returning from a multi-year hiatus with a new album followed by a world tour, according to Reuters. “March 20 Comeback Confirmed,” the K-pop group’s agency Big Hit Music said in a post Thursday ...

A legendary rock band is planning a comeback in 2026. U2 has been working on its first album of new music in 9 years, lead singer Bono told Esquire in a recent interview. The Rock and Roll Hall of ...

The title is wrong. SALVATION is anything but. So much of this music pulls from the exciting new bastion of K-pop music coming out right now, like the work of Aespa or TWICE, yet it’s all so generic, ...

Admittedly, I didn’t do my best at album exploration this year. I would power through listening to a project on new music Friday at the same pace I scroll through my social media feeds.These 10 were ...

Yazmin Lacey’s second album, Teal Dreams, builds on her well-received multi-genre debut, “Voice Notes” (2023). Featuring a more confident and developed sound, this album is a rich blending of roots ...

BTS fans are dreaming of spring, and not just because of the current winter weather. The turning of the new year brought an announcement to Korean media that the group will be releasing a new album on ...

And now we turn our attention to 2026 with Stereogum's annual preview of what we're excited to hear next year. This time, I've broken the list into sections to provide context around which inclusions ...

For Baby Boomers, music wasn’t just entertainment—it was identity, rebellion, comfort, and community. Albums were bought on vinyl, played endlessly, and shared with friends. Certain records became so ...

The music year 2025 is drawing to a close. Who was streamed the most this year and which were the most successful albums? This year, Bad Bunny's (31) music was streamed the most on Spotify. With 19.8 ...

The cryptic upload features a song that Styles premiered during his 2023 "Love on Tour." Shania Russell is a news writer at Entertainment Weekly, with five years of experience. Her work has previously ...

It's a slow release day to start the new year, so this week NPR Music's Stephen Thompson brings us an abbreviated episode highlighting a few of the new albums you might have missed in December.