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Ella Langley has launched a mysterious countdown clock on her official website that culminates on Tuesday, January 27th at 11am CT. The tease of her next project follows her successful 2025 that included three CMA Awards, while her current hit single, "Choosin' Texas," remains in the Billboard Hot 100 Top Ten after peaking at No. 5. In an exclusive fan club email, the 26-year-old Alabama native wrote: "Thank you for all the love on 'Choosin' Texas'. I've got a lot more coming soon that I cannot wait to tell y'all about. For now, stay warm with somethin' simple to drink. My favorite these days is dandelion tea. Seasons are changing soon." The countdown has sparked speculation about the possible announcement of her next album, which Langley confirmed she plans to release in 2026. The anticipated project is expected to include "Choosin' Texas," along with her HARDY collaboration, "Never Met Anyone Like You," and fan-favorite "Low Lights." 

Shania Twain will serve as opening act for Harry Styles during his six-show residency at Wembley Stadium from June 12th to 23rd. The performances are part of Styles' Together, Together World Tour, in support of his upcoming album, Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally, which arrives on March 6th. Twain shared footage of her joining Styles at Coachella in 2022 on Instagram on Thursday (Jan. 22), alongside a caption where the 60-year-old country superstar expressed excitement about the upcoming shows: "Let's go London!...All I've got is good memories of summer in the UK. From Party In The Park in the 90s to more recent adventures at Glastonbury and BST Hyde Park." Twain went on to add, "For as long as I can remember I've had major UK specific items on my bucket list and I'm ticking them off one by one... can't believe at 60, I tick a REALLY big one off - Playing Wembley Stadium! And with someone I love and admire so much, @harrystyles." 

Dr. Martens will release a Metallica-themed footwear collection on January 29th featuring branded versions of the 1460 boot and 1461 shoe. "Our first creative partnership with the masters of heavy metal and titans of thrash, Metallica," the company wrote of the collaboration, adding that they are "Reworking some of our foundational silhouettes in homage to a band that still delivers music for the outcast and marginalized even as they've dominated the charts." The eight-eye boot comes in two versions: a standard edition with artwork from Metallica's 1988 "Damaged Justice" tour by visual artist Pushead, and a black-on-black exclusive available only on Metallica.com inspired by the band's 1991 self-titled "Black Album." The three-eye shoe displays artwork from the 1986 "Damage Inc." tour, also created by Pushead. Both styles include a Metallica 'M' heel stud, special edition dog tags, and laces printed with "Boredom comes from a boring mind." Customers can sign up online to receive the exact drop time for the collection's launch. 

The Eagles have made music history as Their Greatest Hits 1971-1975 just became the first album certified quadruple diamond by the Recording Industry Association of America. The milestone represents 40 million units sold since the collection's 1976 release, making it the RIAA's biggest album of all-time based on U.S. sales and streams. The compilation spent five weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and logged a total of 514 weeks on the chart. The RIAA also upgraded the band's iconic 1976 studio album, Hotel California, to 28-times platinum in recognition of over 28 million units sold, ranking it third all-time behind Michael Jackson's landmark 1982 album, Thriller, at 34-times platinum. To mark the 50th anniversary of Their Greatest Hits on February 17th, a crystal-clear 180-gram vinyl edition will be released at Eagles.com. The band continues their record-breaking Sphere residency with a series of shows scheduled through March

The dynamic rock band Swim the Current is excited to announce the release of their latest single, "Concrete Angel", via TLG|ZOID, distributed by Virgin Music Group. This incredible new track was co-produced by George Pond and David Caplinger.
 
Alongside the single, Swim the Current also premiered the official music video for "Concrete Angel."
 
The band's vocalist, Marcos Leal states, "'Concrete Angel' is a hard workers anthem, inspired by my father, my grandfather, my brothers, and all the guys who worked sun up to sun down to give me the opportunity to chase my dreams as a musician. This one is for my dad!!" 
 
Bassist George Pond adds, "'Concrete Angel' is a reminder that even in the hardest days, there's beauty in endurance and grace in getting back up. Our angels help us get through the day. It's a blue-collar heartbeat - long days, hard roads, whiskey nights, and the stubborn will to carry on."
 
Bringing together an all-star lineup of rock talents, including vocalist Marcos Leal (formerly of Ill Ni o), bassist George Pond (Disciples of Verity), guitarist Greg Antine, drummer Chris Moore (George Lynch, Ultraphonix, Rock of Ages), and lead guitarist Joe Gareri, takes the band's sound to new heights

Red Street Records' Country newcomer Taylor Austin Dye is kicking down the doors of 2026 with her newest single, "Man For That," available everywhere. Fueled by Southern sass and unapologetic girl-power, Dye's new track shows just what a man is for with an opening verse that wastes no time making its point.
"You don't need to buy my drinks / Pump my own gas / Bait my hook / Mow my grass / Fix my mood / Or fix my flat / Open my door / Or close my tab / No no so sweet of you to ask / Baby I don't need a man for that"
Written by Nick Wayne, Dan Agee and Taylor Austin Dye, who also co-produced the song with Lex Lipsitz, today's "Man For That" drops alongside an official music video (WATCH). Fans can watch Taylor flaunt her feminine edge, leaving no doubt of what she's capable of.
DIRECTED BY MASON DIXON
After a powerhouse 2025, which included signing her debut record deal with Red Street Records, releasing her September smash "Damn Good Day," (LISTEN) followed by a soul-stirring ode to American servicewomen titled "Little Green Men," (STREAM), Taylor Austin Dye is taking the New Year by storm with all new music and LIVE tour dates. After opening for Bryan Martin on his 2025 Years In The Making Tour, Taylor has no plans of slowing down. 

Swiss modern metal outfit Vicious Rain return with their powerful new single "Trading Hearts", taken from the upcoming album The Anatomy of Surviving, set for release on March 13th.With Trading Hearts, Vicious Rain sharpen their emotional edge even further. The track captures the tension between vulnerability and self-preservation, blending crushing heaviness with an intense, melodic core. It's a song about emotional exchange, loss, and the scars that remain when connections turn transactional - a theme that fits seamlessly into the album's overarching narrative of resilience and survival.The band have built serious momentum leading into the album cycle. Previous singles IKIGAI, Spitting Blood Again, and Silent Therapy all proved to be standout successes, resonating strongly with fans and underlining Vicious Rain's ability to fuse raw emotion with modern metal intensity.Trading Hearts feels like the next logical step: darker, more focused, and emotionally uncompromising. As anticipation builds toward The Anatomy of Surviving, Vicious Rain continue to position themselves as one of the most compelling voices in contemporary heavy music

The focus is on Jenny, a singer who captivates audiences with her unique, raspy voice, her wide vocal range, and her ability to effortlessly switch between delicate tones and pure power. She is supported by Dennis (guitar), Raphael (drums), Chris (bass), and Rick (guitar)-a band that doesn't just play music on stage, but unleashes energy. In 2019-then still under the name Dislike Silence-the band reached the finals of the 37th German Rock and Pop Awards, taking third place in the "Rock" category. The big step followed in winter 2021: recording sessions at Little Creek Studio in Gelterkinden, produced by Schmier (Destruction) and recorded by V.O. Pulver (Pro- Pain, Burning Witches, Nervosa). Their debut album, Reflections, was released in 2023 via the US label Deko Entertainment and not only landed Fireborn on the official rock and metal charts, but also on stages with Silbermond, Burning Witches, Destruction, and other major players in the scene. Musically, Fireborn combine the energy of modern American hard rock with the soul of classic rock - full of atmosphere, emotion, and memorable melodies.
Tracklist:01 - Dancing With The Villain02 - Set The World On Fire03 - Point Of No Return04 - Likes For A Life05 - Pull The Trigger06 - Little Wanderer07 - Crisis Of Youth08 - Dreamcatcher09 - Flashlight10 - Out Of The Edges11 - HumanLine-up:Jenny Gruber - VocalsRaphael Singh - DrumsRick G tze - GuitarsDennis Weber - GuitarsChristian Lehr - Bas

Hard-hitting rock outfit CHEMICAL EMPIRE returns with a thunderous new single."This Isn't Gonna End This War," is fast, heavy, and unrelenting, built on chaotic energy that mirrors the volatility of a toxic relationship. The momentum never fully lets up, creating a constant sense of pressure and escalation as the conflict intensifies.
The bridge and solo serve as a decisive breaking point, delivering a moment of total impact that feels irreversible. Afterward, the song briefly pulls back into a controlled, crushing outro, where the chaos settles into acceptance rather than resolution. The conflict may never truly end, but the decision to stop fighting becomes final.
Lyrically, the track captures the realization that moving on is not about winning or closure, but survival. It reflects the moment when walking away becomes the only way forward.
"I was working on music when my girlfriend came into the room and completely set me off. As soon as she walked out, the song basically wrote itself. All that tension and frustration went straight into the track." - Matt Smith
Known for blending modern hard rock aggression with emotionally charged songwriting, CHEMICAL EMPIRE continues to sharpen it's sound while refusing to dilute the message. "This Isn't Gonna End This War" delivers a relentless sonic punch, pairing stadium-sized hooks with an underground edge that speaks directly to fans who crave authenticity and intensity

It is a monumental year for Japanese metalcore band CRYSTAL LAKE as they proudly release their long-awaited seventh studio album 'The Weight of Sound,' available now worldwide via Century Media Records. Packed with 11 tracks, the album captures the quintet at their most dynamic, innovative, and emotionally charged. It is also the first studio album since John took over vocals for the band in 2023. With 5 tracks having guest performances by various artists, including David Simonich, Jesse Leach, Myke Terry, Taylor Barber, and Karl Schubach, the band pushes their typical soundscape further than ever before, balancing razor-sharp metalcore, crushing deathcore elements, atmospheric electronics, and immersive melodic passages. The result is the band's most ambitious and wide-ranging record to date. The album release includes the band's new music video for their focus track, "Everblack" (feat. David Simonich).
Guitarist and founder YD shares about the album:
"This record is a crossover masterpiece, infused with the years of experience and the attitude we've forged together. It's a convergence of diverse styles that defines the present-day CRYSTAL LAKE. We invite you to immerse yourselves in our ever-evolving world."
Vocalist John adds:
"This whole new album is about the ups and downs of my life. The most personal I've ever been on a record. A lot of the lyrics reference each other. I wouldn't call it conceptual, but it's definitely a poetic diary-esque journey into my life. I cried while writing 80% of these songs. I died a little bit again with each word. As I wrote, I relived. This is the real me. The story of a man you love to hate. Enjoy.