New Albums

The proud Canadian gets political on the "51st State" single: "If certain people can say what they want, so can I."

The 1981 debut that launched a thousand hair metal dreams gets the deluxe treatment with five vinyl records, unreleased demos and a 100-page photo book.

Highlights include multi-night stands in both the U.S. and Canada, among others.

Two guitar legends who met as teacher and student in 1973 are finally releasing their first album together after five decades of friendship.

“Can’t Get Away” features Huey Lewis, and appears on an upcoming eight-disc box set along with other rarities.

The Doors are releasing rare live recordings from 1970, capturing the raw energy of their most explosive tour stops across America.

Highlights include 11 original demos for the album, concert appearances, tracking sessions, early mixes and guide vocals.

Long-time guitarist and songwriter Bobby Ingram says recording their 12-song LP at Abbey Road was a dream come true.

The song is the first taste of an expanded edition of the band's 1979 album.

Here's what to expect from the upcoming set, which is being supervised by Tom Scholz and guitarist Gary Pihl.

'Albany 2000' arrives this week as the latest installment in their multi-track archive series.

"Every song sounds like it's from a different world," frontman Josh Homme says of the new music.

The long-awaited album also features Phil Anselmo dueting with King Diamond.

This promises to be a reissue-heavy month for classic-rock fans – but there are a few notable new releases, too.

The legendary blues-rock band also has upcoming tour dates that will keep them on the road through 2027.

"Freedom Bus," the first single, features singer-songwriter Jesse Welles.