New Music

Over the course of a decade, Il Volo has become a global classical crossover and pop phenomenon. To celebrate ten years in music, the trio is releasing a collection of their greatest hits.

Fall Out Boy's new single Dear Future Self (Hands Up) ft. Wyclef Jean will be featured on their forthcoming record Greatest Hits via Island Records. The song marks the band's first new music since the August 2018 release of the three-song Lake Effect Kid EP, a love letter to their hometown city of Chicago that featured the full version of the band's previously unreleased title track demo along with two new songs.

Idina Menzel releases an album of traditional and brand-new songs featuring Ariana Grande, Billy Porter, Josh Gad and her husband, Aaron Lohr.

With his 2017 solo debut, Harry Styles began to creatively spread his wings with music that was different than what he released with One Direction. His highly anticipated second album is here, complete with the single Lights Out.

Two years after releasing Texoma Shore, Blake Shelton returns with a new album. It includes the CMA Award nominated single God's Country, as well as the new single Hell Right.

Indie rock supergroup and critic's darlings, The New Pornographers return with their eighth studio album and second for Concord Records. The album is full of classic songwriting with twisting lyrical content that touches on the humanistic side of life in current times, craftfully penned by frontman A. C. Newman.

Featuring highlights from their massive box set release, this CD takes a look at Pink Floyd's later works including live performances and remixed recordings.

Milky Chance strike an infectious balance of melody and atmosphere. The albums many moods are the result of Dausch and Rehbein's unique artistic relationship, and trace a lifetime of musical influences ranging from reggae and rock to hip-hop, electronica, gospel, and musical styles from around the globe.

A dark and dramatic soundtrack serves as a window into the mind of a tortured ex-solider. Artists such as Nick Cave, Laura Marling, Johnny Cash, and the White Stripes are featured in this two-disc collection.

Academy Award-winning actor Joe Pesci returns to music with his third album. He duets with Adam Levine on My Cherie Amor and Jimmy Scott on The Nearness of You.

New live collection features nine unreleased performances from the early '90s, presenting what the next Grateful Dead studio album may have been. The collection focuses on the best unreleased live versions of these late-period gems, all mastered from the original digital soundboard tapes. Recorded live between 1992 and 1995, spotlight performance by the final Grateful Dead lineup: Jerry Garcia, Mickey Hart, Bill Kreutzmann, Phil Lesh, Bob Weir, and new keyboardist Vince Welnick.

On May 26, 2016, the Flaming Lips performed their classic album The Soft Bulletin in its entirety with the Colorado Symphony at Red Rocks Amphitheater in Colorado. The Flaming Lips (Wayne Coyne, Steven Drozd, Michael Ivins, Derek Brown, Jake Ingalls, Matt Kirksey, and Nicholas Ley) were accompanied by a 69-piece orchestra and 56-strong chorus.

The album marks a buoyant new chapter in Brown's career, a transitional and celebratory moment. His profile has grown since Atrocity and now armed with a cable TV show, and a co-sign from one of rap's icons, he will look to solidify his positioning as a ubiquitous entertainer, independent rap hero, and one of the essential cultural voices of this era, while still retaining the edgy, maverick style that makes him a fan-favorite.

Features brand new recordings with special guests Paul McCartney, Joe Walsh, Edgar Winter, Steve Lukather & Dave Stewart.

Rod Stewart pairs classic vocal tracks from his most popular songs with new arrangements performed by The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. The result is a timeless record that retains the power, soul, and passion that have fueled Stewart's legacy from the start. The album also features a new version of the hit song It Takes Two featuring pop-star Robbie Williams, and a brand-new song Stop Loving Her Today by Rod Stewart.