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Today, rock icon JOHN CORABI is proud to announce his debut full-length solo album 'New Day,' due out on April 24, 2026 via Frontiers Music Srl. To celebrate, JOHN offers fans a first glimpse of the upcoming album with the release of it's title track, alongside an official music video, available below.
A trip down memory lane with a nostalgic mood, the lead single "New Day" moves from intimate acoustic moments to richly layered rock arrangements. It's a journey through the heart of rock, infused with soul and blues sensibilities and inspired by the melodic grandeur of early Boston and Queen.
On the title track, JOHN shares:
"'New Day' is a positive, upbeat song with a message of enjoy life!!! Stop whining and complaining about how unfair life is, and enjoy the 'little beautiful things, life offers' and make the changes you need to make your life better!!! Change happens WITHIN..."
'New Day' marks JOHN CORABI's first full-length solo album of original material. Recorded in Nashville during the summer of 2025 and produced by multi-platinum songwriter and producer Marti Frederiksen (Aerosmith, Ozzy Osbourne, Buckcherry), the album fuses classic '70s rock, soul, and blues influences into a sound that feels both timeless and deeply personal.
The record features the previously released singles "Cos Bella (So Beautiful)" (2021) and "Your Own Worst Enemy" (2022), now presented as part of a rich collection of tracks that spotlight his commanding vocals, heartfelt lyrics, and masterful songwriting. Throughout the album, CORABI is joined by Marti Frederiksen, who adds backing vocals, guitars, piano, and percussion; Evan Frederiksen on drums, bass, B3 organ, electric guitar, mandolin, and programming; Richard Fortus (Guns N' Roses) on lead guitar; Paul Taylor (Winger, Steve Perry) contributing piano, organ, and clavinet, as well as Charlie Starr (Blackberry Smoke) offering guitar solos. Together, they create an organic, instrument-driven sound built on real performances, melodic interplay, and soulful energy.
With a European tour planned for February/March 2026 and additional shows running through late spring and summer, CORABI is poised to bring this new music directly to fans, delivering both powerful live energy and genuine emotional resonance.
More than just a solo debut, 'New Day' serves as CORABI's personal testament to rock's enduring spirit-an exploration of melody, soul, and authenticity, played with passion and conviction at every turn.
JOHN shares:
"I'm very excited for everybody to hear this new collection of songs! I wanted to put together an album of eclectic, organic songs that are reminiscent of the music I grew up listening to, and I truly believe the mission was accomplished! This is a 60's-70's sounding classic rock and roll record...Turn it up, and enjoy!!!

Dylan Scott, fresh off a record-breaking 2025 featuring two No. 1 hits and major tours including his first arena show, just announced details of his 2026 Till I Can't I Will Tour. The 18-date jaunt kicks off on March 12 in Syracuse, with stops in major cities like Chicago, Fort Worth, and Las Vegas, before concluding on May 30 in Helotes, TX., with special guest opening acts 12/OC, Kelsey Hart, and Lauren Watkins at select dates. Alongside the tour news, Scott shared a heartfelt family holiday moment by recording his father's emotional '80s song, "Two Christmas Trees," featuring his young son Beckett on backing vocals. This milestone year also saw Scott release his third album, Easy Does It, with standout tracks like the No. 1 smash, "This Town's Been Too Good To Us," and Top 20 hit "What He'll Never Have," along with his chart-topping collaboration with Dylan Marlowe, "Boys Back Home," making Scott the third most-played artist on Country radio in 2025. 

Thomas Rhett is hinting at a potential shift into Contemporary Christian Music for his next era. The country star has a batch of new songs co-written alongside Brandon Lake during the CCM star's recent writing retreat which brought in over 25 singer-songwriters that produced over 40 collaborative tracks blending country and Christian influences. Sharing photos from their sessions on social media, Rhett praised the experience while emphasizing his strong creative bond with Lake. "No clue if the songs me and @brandonlake wrote will ever come out but we sure had a good time," Rhett captioned the post, while adding a personal message of "Love ya brother" to Lake, who commented, "MY BROTHER. Love you! We gotta release em they're too good. All 4 or 5 of em I can't even remember hahaha. What a day!" This session follows Rhett's growing interest in gospel-leaning music, marked by recent collaborations with Forrest Frank and past duets with Lake, and reflects a natural extension of Rhett's faith-themed work throughout his career. 

Bailey Zimmerman praised Ella Langley's viral hit single, "Choosin' Texas," on social media, sharing a video of himself eagerly singing along to the track. "Ella got me in a chokehold," Zimmerman wrote over the clip, while captioning his post, "I listen to this song at least 10x a day?? @ellalangleymusic INSANE??." Langley's heartbreak anthem was co-written with Miranda Lambert, and is expected to be featured on her upcoming album alongside a collaboration with HARDY. Since its October 2025 release, "Choosin' Texas" has become one of the year's biggest hits, amassing 50 million Spotify streams and securing a spot on the Viral 50 USA chart, while cracking into the Top 10 of this week's Billboard's Country Airplay chart. The song's triumph adds to Langley's recent run of success, marked by three CMA Awards and two chart-topping duets with Riley Green. 

A year after expressing disillusionment with the music industry's changing landscape, Nine Inch Nails frontman Trent Reznor has been reignited by the band's successful Peel It Back Tour and their recent TRON: Ares soundtrack, making new NIN music a top priority once again. Reznor revealed that the band is focused on creating new material, marking his renewed enthusiasm for the Grammy-winning industrial rock project. "We are working on new stuff and we're excited to work on it, and we are prioritizing working on Nine Inch Nails over just taking on every single thing that comes up in the other category," Reznor shared. "So, beyond that, I can't say much, but the difference between now and a year ago is the fuse has been lit and the desire is there." Meanwhile, Nine Inch Nails prepare for the next North American leg of their tour starting in February and will perform with German producer Boys Noize at Coachella billed as "Nine Inch Noize," with NIN having just been honored as Consequence of Sound's 2025 Live Act of the Year. 

Fergie recently reunited with the Black Eyed Peas members Will.i.am, Apl.de.Ap, and Taboo to celebrate their landmark 50th birthdays together, with the "London Bridge" singer sharing the heartfelt moment in an Instagram post on Saturday (December 13). "Finally got to break bread and celebrate our milestone birthdays together," Fergie wrote in the caption alongside a photo of the foursome. "What a special night with my brothers, filled with so much love ????????," she added. Will.i.am commented on the post, "The best one yet!!! And I'm so happy...," while Taboo added, "This is a beautiful way to start this holiday season w/ my familia," and Apl.de.Ap chimed in by writing, "Sharing milestone birthdays with the family that's been through so much together." The group originally formed in 1995, and welcomed Fergie in 2002, with whom they released four platinum-selling, chart-topping albums, 2003's Elephunk, 2005's Monkey Business, 2009's The E.N.D., and 2010's The Beginning

Poison frontman Bret Michaels has announced that his upcoming biopic and book, both titled Unbroken: Then, Now and Forever, are set for release in 2026. While details remain scarce, Michaels teased the projects on social media with a photo of him playing a guitar as a kid and an adult, alongside the caption: "If I can survive rocking out on shag mustard-colored carpet on my first guitar ('technically a ukulele' lol) and remain as excited now as I was then, and survive the highs, the lows, good people and the downright maliciousness in the business I've chosen to be in and still get to rock with my friends with a smile on my face on the stage today. That is THE IT FACTOR - the intangible spirit that keeps me unbroken!!!" The singer's upcoming book will follow his 2020 memoir, Bret Michaels: Auto-Scrap-Ography, as he continues to share his life story and career insights with his fans. 

Mariah Carey announced that she will be performing at the opening ceremony of the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo, taking place on February 6 at the San Siro Stadium. The Queen of Christmas shared the exciting news in a glamorous Instagram video where she greeted fans in Italian by proclaiming, "CI VEDIAMO A MILANO!?," which translates to "SEE YOU IN MILAN!" The five-time Grammy-winner's performance is expected to be a highlight of the event, which follows the memorable opening ceremony of the 2024 Summer Games in Paris that featured Lady Gaga and Celine Dion. The announcement comes during Carey's peak holiday season, as her iconic hit, "All I Want for Christmas Is You," is spending its 20th week at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, setting a record for most total weeks at No. 1 in Billboard chart history

Shaboozey's "A Bar Song (Tipsy)" was the most-played song on TouchTunes jukeboxes for the second consecutive year in 2025, continuing its 2024 reign that coincided with its record-tying run as the longest-running No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart throughout that year. Released in April 2024, the track dominated each of TouchTunes' quarterly Frontline Chart throughout 2025 and will move to the Catalog ranking in 2026, setting up a head-to-head with Chris Stapleton's "Tennessee Whiskey," the platform's top song in 2023 and this year's No. 2 hit. Chappell Roan's "Pink Pony Club" is the top non-country song of the year, coming in at No. 3 , while Morgan Wallen's "I'm the Problem" - the most-played new song of 2025 - landed sixth. Wallen also retained his status as TouchTunes' most-played artist for the second year running, while also topping each installment of Billboard's newly introduced quarterly TouchTunes Artists Chart, followed by Stapleton, Toby Keith, Shaboozey, and AC/DC. 

Jake Owen is reassuring fans that he is doing okay and staying sober after posting a raw, emotional Instagram video expressing doubts about the music industry and his personal struggles, which he later deleted. In a follow-up TikTok, the 44-year-old country singer explained that he had broken down emotionally but emphasized he has been sober for four years and was not intoxicated during the original clip. He acknowledged the challenges of balancing his career with family life, while expressing gratitude for the support from friends and fans. "I don't want to worry anybody. I am OK. I'm fine," Owen said in the video, while adding that the experience "made me realize that we all do have things that we have to work on. I for sure don't have it figured out and I'm working on that." Owen has a 12-date tour planned in early 2026, where he will be performing his entire new album, Dreams to Dream.