Kings of Leon, Bob Dylan, KISS, and Bryan Adams all have new albums or archive collections landing during the week of Monday, Nov. 2 through Sunday, Nov. 8. Fans will find fresh studio albums, old recordings pulled from the vault, and anniversary sets in many styles of music.
Kings of Leon are putting out their 10th album, O My Beloved. The band produced it themselves for the first time. Its songs center on family, childhood memories, and the long road the band has shared.
Bryan Adams is back with How’s It Goin’. The 12-track album draws on Canada’s land, history, and people, and it mixes rock, country, and folk sounds.
KISS is marking 50 years since Rock and Roll Over. The new release packs in fresh mixes, previously unreleased demos, live recordings, and collectible items.
Bob Dylan’s The 1976 Live Recordings covers the second leg of his Rolling Thunder Revue tour. The massive 39-CD set contains 381 tracks, including 371 previously unreleased recordings.
Other artists have music out the same week. Hatebreed returns with Fatal Paradox, while Comeback Kid puts out Chosen Hell. Eddie 9V brings blues and soul to Down Here, and Seun Kuti & Egypt 80 deliver Afrobeat with Na Dem.
It’s shaping up to be a week packed with new music. From highly anticipated album releases to fresh singles and exciting collaborations, there’s plenty for music fans to look forward to. When it comes to new rock, there’s a little something to add to your playlist.
