Close Enemies featuring Tom Hamilton to release debut album

The rock band Close Enemies, featuring Tom Hamilton of Aerosmith, is set to release its debut album. The group has also announced upcoming tour dates.

Close Enemies, a new rock outfit that includes Tom Hamilton from the legendary band Aerosmith, will release its first album. This announcement marks an exciting development for fans of hard rock and those familiar with Hamilton's contributions to Aerosmith's sound. The debut album's release comes alongside the reveal of tour dates, promising live performances to showcase the band's material. Details on the album title, tracklist, or specific tour locations remain forthcoming, but the news highlights Hamilton's continued involvement in fresh musical projects beyond Aerosmith.

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Collage illustration featuring Harry Styles, Louis Tomlinson, Arctic Monkeys, and Megadeth album releases for New Music Friday on January 23, 2026.
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New music Friday features One Direction solo returns and more

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This week's New Music Friday on January 23, 2026, brings major releases from former One Direction members Harry Styles and Louis Tomlinson, alongside returns from Arctic Monkeys and Megadeth. Styles drops single 'Aperture' from his upcoming fourth solo album, while Tomlinson releases his third LP 'How Did I Get Here?' with focus track 'Imposter'. Other highlights include Arctic Monkeys' contribution to a War Child benefit compilation and Megadeth's self-titled final album.

Jason McMaster, singer of the Texas rock band Dangerous Toys, has discussed the challenges delaying their first new studio album since 1995. In a recent interview, he highlighted logistical hurdles and the band's part-time commitments. Meanwhile, the group recently released archival material to mark their legacy.

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Burn Eternal, the new project reuniting Killswitch Engage's Adam Dutkiewicz and former vocalist Howard Jones, has completed its debut album. The duo is currently negotiating with potential labels for release. Dutkiewicz shared updates on the project's progress and sound in a recent interview.

Legendary New Wave of British Heavy Metal band More has unveiled 'Spirits of War,' the lead single from their upcoming album 'Destructor,' accompanied by a lyric video. The album, set for release on March 6, 2026, marks the final production effort by the late Chris Tsangarides. This track serves as a tribute to the influential producer who passed away in 2017.

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Hardline, the hard rock band known for their 1992 debut Double Eclipse, will release their seventh studio album, Shout, on April 17. The album features ten new songs with classic songwriting and modern production, as described by vocalist Johnny Gioeli. The first single, "Rise Up," is accompanied by an official music video.

NEEDTOBREATHE has released the single 'Highlands' as a preview of their upcoming tenth studio album, 'The Long Surrender,' set for March 27 via MCA. The track, written by frontman Bear Rinehart, features production by nine-time GRAMMY winner Dave Cobb. The band also shared a documentary on the album's creation process.

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Lou Gramm, the original lead singer of Foreigner, is preparing to release his first full-length album of original music in 17 years. Titled 'Released,' the album is scheduled for March 2026 and features a mix of new and unfinished older songs. Gramm, a 75-year-old Rochester native, has described the project as one that 'rocks hard.'

 

 

 

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