2hollis announces Pirouette, his next album following star, with hand-drawn artwork by Final Fantasy artist Yoshitaka Amano. New singles “Sex” and “Hurt” hint at a more romantic direction for the experimental electronic-pop artist.
AURORA and The Chemical Brothers’ Tom Rowlands reunite as TOMORA for CELEBRATION, a five-track EP exploring the ritual and emotional release of electronic music, alongside a new Brooklyn headline show.
2hollis returns with “Sex,” his latest single following star and “Hurt.” With an i-D Magazine cover and growing mainstream attention, the Los Angeles artist continues his ascent from the electronic underground.
WORSHIP is taking drum & bass into North American arenas. Sub Focus, Dimension, Culture Shock and 1991 launch their 2026 tour October 9, with stops in Miami, New York, Los Angeles, Vancouver, Denver and San Francisco.
David Byrne expands Who Is the Sky? with four bonus tracks, led by “My Madness,” while preparing a 70mm concert film and new book, Sleeping Beauties.
Max Dean, Luke Dean and Nafe Smallz collide house music and UK rap on “Not A Problem,” an Ibiza-born collaboration released via Interscope Records.
KATSEYE is heading to movie theaters worldwide with WILD HEARTS, an intimate documentary chronicling the group’s rise from Dream Academy to global pop stardom ahead of the release of their third EP, WILD.
KALEO have announced the Europe and UK leg of their Way Down We Go Tour for spring 2027 in celebration of the 10th anniversary of their breakthrough album A/B. The announcement follows the launch of the band’s North American tour and the release of the deluxe anniversary edition featuring rare recordings, live performances, and fan favorites including “Way Down We Go.”
Electronic producer Nala returns with Find Your Paradise, her first solo EP since 2021. Released independently through her own Mi Domina Records imprint, the four-track project blends disco-inspired house music with themes of mental wellness, nature, human connection, and creative independence following a breakthrough year on the global dance circuit.
YOASOBI have released THE BOOK for,, the final installment of their acclaimed THE BOOK series. The album introduces the new single “Orion,” inspired by Overwatch, alongside a special game collaboration, exclusive vinyl editions, and the duo’s biggest North American headline tour to date.
The Strokes have unveiled the official music video for “Going Shopping,” starring Walton Goggins, ahead of the release of their seventh studio album Reality Awaits. Directed by longtime collaborator Johann Rashid, the playful visual pays tribute to Paul Simon’s classic “You Can Call Me Al” video while launching the next chapter of the legendary New York band’s 2026 album campaign.
Boys Noize continues his unstoppable 2026 momentum with the release of “Shut It Down” featuring TAICHU. The explosive new single arrives after the viral success of Nine Inch Noize, major festival appearances at Coachella and Ultra, and ahead of an anticipated new studio album set for release later this year. Packed with raw energy and club-ready production, the track showcases why Boys Noize remains one of electronic music’s most innovative and influential artists.
KATSEYE are taking their explosive rise to the next level. The global pop phenomenon has announced the WILDWORLD Tour, a massive arena run across Europe, the UK and North America, while preparing to release their highly anticipated new EP WILD this August.
Eurovision fan favorites Joost Klein, Käärijä and Tommy Cash have officially formed the contest’s first unofficial supergroup. Their new Boyband EP arrives alongside the heartfelt single “I Miss Us,” with all proceeds benefiting Musicians Without Borders and children affected by conflict.
DaBaby links with David Guetta for a festival-ready remix of “Pop Dat Thang,” amplifying one of the year’s biggest rap hits.