ADÉLA heads to Portola Festival 2026 with a No. 1-selling debut album and a sold-out headline tour behind her. Catch her early Sunday at Pier 80 before The Red Bottoms Tour continues across the West.
Alisan Porter returns with “Space,” an uplifting new single about self-acceptance, resilience, and authenticity. The song arrives ahead of her forthcoming fifth studio album and continues her deeply personal “Perimenopop” era.
Emei is stepping back into the spotlight with Night at the Opera, a theatrical and emotionally charged EP that embraces her musical theater roots while delivering the sharp pop songwriting that made her one of indie-pop’s fastest-rising artists. The project arrives alongside the visualizer for “Noah” and a sold-out Los Angeles release show.
Fresh off three Billboard Hot 100 hits and more than 1.2 billion streams, Sienna Spiro has announced the global “My House” Tour in support of her highly anticipated debut album Visitor.
Olivia Rodrigo is partnering with nearly 200 independent record stores nationwide to celebrate the release of her third studio album, you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love. The June 11 midnight events will feature exclusive vinyl, limited-edition merchandise, special collectibles, and one of the largest Record Store Day-organized album launches in recent years.
Jorja Smith launches a new era with “What’s Done Is Done,” a soulful and emotionally charged single produced by P2J. Accompanied by a community-focused visual directed by KC Locke, the track finds the acclaimed British singer embracing growth, acceptance, and self-possession.
There is something almost disorienting about hearing a voice like Jamie Hannah’s exist inside modern pop music. Not because it feels out of place, but because it feels strangely absent from the current landscape altogether. At a moment when so much mainstream songwriting leans toward restraint, understatement, or algorithmic coolness, Hannah arrives with scale. Drama….
Brocarde unveils “Seven Sins” featuring KoRn’s Ray Luzier as she builds toward her debut album Good Attendance At Sunday School, arriving June 5.
Leyla Ebrahimi’s “I Know You’re the Moon” transforms heartbreak into something louder, sharper, and impossible to ignore, marking a major step toward her debut EP.
Chet Faker returns to the stage with a North American tour as A Love For Strangers expands its reach with a vinyl release.
Lewis Capaldi caps off his massive North American run with a surprise live EP, pulling standout moments from Madison Square Garden, Red Rocks, and beyond.
Becky Hill returns with Hands On Me, an electro-house anthem marking the start of her third album era and a major summer of festival headline sets.
RAEGAN leans into full theatrical spectacle on “The Angel of Los Angeles,” a burlesque-infused alt-pop single from her upcoming EP RAEGAN CORE.
Jamie Hannah returns with “Oblivion,” a sweeping new single that merges opera training with modern pop, signaling the next phase of his rapidly rising career.
Bella Kay drops “Promise?” as her breakout run continues, with sold-out shows and upcoming arena dates supporting Noah Kahan.