The first quarter of 2024 has seen some brilliant album releases from Beyoncé, Liam Gallagher & John Squire, Bananarama and Shed Seven, among others – and there’s plenty more to look forward to!
Heading into the summer, Pet Shop Boys are back with their 15th album ‘Nonetheless‘, while Gabrielle unleashes her lush new LP ‘A Place In Your Heart‘, NKOTB prove they’re ‘Still Kids‘ and All Saints’ Shaznay Lewis returns with ‘Pages‘ – her first solo LP in 20 years.
You’ll find details of those and plenty more exciting new releases below…
Crowded House – Gravity Stairs
Released: May 31
BMG
The eighth album from the New Zealand group featuring the brand new single Oh Hi.
Bon Jovi – Forever
Released: June 7
EMI
The rockers return with their 40th anniversary album featuring the epic new single Legendary.
Peter Wilson – Touch
Released: June 7
Energise
Celebrating 30 years in music, Peter’s 11th album includes the singles Imagine That and Heard It In A Heartbeat.
Meghan Trainor – Timeless
Released: June 14
Sony
Supported by the lead single Been Like This, a collaboration with T-Pain, the LP precedes Meghan’s return to touring after seven years!
Kate Nash – 9 Sad Symphonies
Released: June 21
Kill Rock Stars
The singer-songwriter’s first LP signed to the legendary Kill Rock Stars label, produced and mixed by Grammy-winner Frederik Thaae.
Kasabian – Happenings
Released: July 5
Columbia
The eighth album from the lad rockers and their first since 2022’s ‘The Alchemist’s Euphoria’
Joe Goddard – Harmonics
Released: July 12
Domino
The new album from the Hot Chip founder featuring 14 tracks of left-of-centre dance music, covering garage, house, hip-hop, pop and disco.
Marc Almond – I’m Not Anyone
Released: July 12
BMG
An 11-song covers collection of gems from the likes of Don McLean, King Crimson, Paul Anka, Colin Blunstone and Mahalia Jackson.
Travis – L.A. Times
Released: July 12
BMG
Produced by Tony Hoffer and written by Fran Healy in his studio on the edge of Skid Row, Los Angeles, the album is billed as Travis’ most personal album since ‘The Man Who’.
Griff – Vertigo
Released: July 19
Warner
A coming-of-age album that sees Griff scale new creative heights with a 360-approach on everything from production to fashion and design.
Empire Of The Sun – Ask That God
Released: July 26
Capitol
Emperor Steele and Lord Littlemore return with their first collection in eight years, billed as “a liminal zone where reality and imagination are blurred and warped”.
Will Young – Light It Up
Released: August 9
BMG
A 10-track return to “joyous pop”, the latest album from the singer-songwriter sees him reconnect with a host of familiar faces while inviting in new collaborators too.
The Script – Satellites
Released: August 16
BMG
Reemerging with undeniable confidence, the new album from the group features 12 tracks spanning pure pop, heartfelt folk-flavoured ballads and everything in between.
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds – Wild God
Released: August 30
PIAS
The 18th studio album by the Australian rock band and their first in five years.
Cascada – Studio 24
Released: October 11
Stars by Edel
The fifth studio album by the German dance music group, showcasing their signature blend of Eurodance and pop influences, from high-energy anthems to emotional ballads.
