Rock Music

Muse revealed their tenth studio album, The Wow! Signal—due June 26 via Warner—by partnering with Sent Into Space to launch a tablet more than 20 miles into the atmosphere, premiering the music video for lead single “Be With You” while airborne. The LP follows 2022's Will of the People and includes the 2025 track “Unravelling,” exploring cosmic mystery via the 1977 'Wow!' signal.

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Singer Diamante has released her latest single, 'Bite of the Beast', described as a cinematic rock anthem exploring themes of romantic obsession. The track draws inspiration from dark romance novels and portrays an all-consuming infatuation. Diamante is set to perform it live on upcoming tours and festivals.

Renowned Bangladeshi rock band Aurthohin is preparing to release its eighth album, titled Phoenixer Diary -1. Bassbaba Sumon, the band's frontman, shared details of the intense recording process on his Facebook page. He described the recent efforts as a rollercoaster ride amid excitement for the project.

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Lou Gramm, former Foreigner frontman and 2024 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, has released 'Long Hard Look,' the second single from his upcoming solo album 'Released.' The track, co-written with longtime collaborator Bruce Turgon, is described as a brooding, mid-tempo rock anthem. The album, set for release on March 27, 2026, features unreleased songs from the 1980s.

Shinedown has revealed details of its upcoming eighth studio album, EI8HT, set for release on May 29, along with a new single and a headlining world tour. The band is also addressing controversy from its withdrawal from the Rock The Country festival. Singer Brent Smith emphasized unity amid fan divisions in a recent interview.

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Shinedown has revealed details of its upcoming eighth studio album, EI8HT, set for release on May 29 via Atlantic Records, along with a new single 'Safe And Sound.' The band also confirmed the Dance Kid Dance Act II World Tour, spanning 53 dates across 11 countries. Frontman Brent Smith shared insights into the album's creation and personal inspirations behind it.