Kings of Leon return with “My Whole World,” a warm and intimate first taste of their forthcoming album O My Beloved, built on acoustic guitar, easy country grooves, and a heartfelt ode to the people who mean everything.

Slipknot return with “Arsenal,” a punishing collision of metal, punk, and hip hop that proves the masked Iowa giants remain as vital and uncompromising as ever.

JUNO-nominated duo Tommy Lefroy channel Virginia Woolf with a defiant, guitar-heavy new single “Angel in the House,” ahead of their October 27 stop at Sneaky Dees in Toronto.

Haley Blais and Sam Lynch’s supergroup True Mountain Laurel drop their tender, folk-leaning debut Angel So Bad today alongside a new video for “East of Anything.”

The CFL has teamed up with iconic Canadian rock band The Tragically Hip and premium apparel brand Province of Canada for a new, limited-edition clothing collection. Details here.

Calgary indie folk band Reuben and the Dark have released “Haven Hill,” the latest single from their upcoming album If You Know Me You Know My Brother, arriving October 9.

Canadian hardcore veterans Comeback Kid have announced their eighth album, Chosen Hell, out November 6 via Dine Alone Records. Get the details here.

Whitby, Ontario’s Chastity have announced their new album I Built This Prison Myself, arriving November 13 via Deathwish Inc. and Dine Alone Records in Canada, alongside the single “Misled Youth.”

Turnstile will release NEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS on August 28, featuring collaborations with Elton John, Hayley Williams, Blood Orange, Alex G and more.

Cameron Winter will release Live at Carnegie Hall on October 9, capturing his acclaimed 2025 solo performance at New York’s historic Carnegie Hall.

Dublin post-punk band Fontaines D.C. have announced their fifth album, Dopamine Chamber, and shared the new single “Marianne” ahead of its October 16 release via XL Recordings.

Denzel Curry and Kenny Beats reunite for ii, a new nine-track album featuring Yebba, JPEGMAFIA and Westside Gunn, arriving August 21 via Loma Vista Recordings.

Canadian progressive metal band Protest the Hero will bring their acclaimed new album Within to Moncton, Toronto, Vancouver and cities across the country this November and December.

Chicago indie rock band Slow Pulp have released “Spill,” the final preview of their new album Melodie, with a Toronto show at Danforth Music Hall coming this November.

Toronto’s Wine Lips return with a catchy new psych punk single ahead of their upcoming album TV Dinner.

DIIV are entering a bold new era with ZIRP!, a new A. G. Cook-produced album arriving October 30 alongside the band’s expansive new single, “The Fountain.”

Cat Clyde and Dean Johnson are bringing their acclaimed alt-folk and Americana sounds to Victoria, Vancouver, Calgary, Denver, Seattle and more on an extensive 2026 co-headline tour.

Stella Lefty caps a breakout year with the announcement of her debut album Long Way Home, and her chart-topping single “Boston” is only getting bigger.

Cor de Lux return with “The Deli,” a sharp, satirical indie rock track paired with a nostalgic claymation video.

Showing Teeth ramp up the intensity with new single “Bad Exchanges,” a chaotic preview of their debut EP. Listen to it here.