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Archive 2010...
MARCH
Stone Sour will enter the studio on March 15 to begin recording their new record with a tentative summer release date planned.
Taproot's upcoming new album "Plead The Fifth" has been pushed back to a May 11 release date instead of the previous April 13 date.
Iron Maiden will release their upcoming new album, "The Final Frontier", sometime this summer.
Jack Johnson returns from his Hawaiian home for his latest studio effort, "To The Sea". The album was recorded in just three weeks at Johnson's solar powered studio in the 50th state and will be out June 1, with the lead single, "You And Your Heart", landing at radio in April.
Hellyeah have announced that they will release their as-yet-untitled sophomore album on June 1.
Band Of Horses will release their third album, "Infinite Arms", on May 18. It will be the band's first release since 2007's "Cease To Begin".
Anberlin announced on March 1, that they had begun recording their new album, which currently has no release date.
Apocalyptica have titled their new album "7th Symphony", a release is due later this year.
The Black Keys will release their sixth album, "Brothers", on May 18 via Nonesuch.
Tommy Lee's Methods Of Mayhem will release their new album, "Public Mayhem", sometime in May.
In This Moment have titled their third studio album "A Star Crossed Wasteland", the disc is expected out sometime this summer.
FEBRUARY
Norma Jean have begun recording their fifth studio album, a release is due later this year.
Saving Abel have announced that their upcoming as-yet-untitled new album will be released on June 8.
Saliva next full-length album of original material will be titled "Take That Society" and will come out from mid to late 2010.
Rob Thomas, The Killers' Brandon Flowers and Ben Harper are among the singers who will appear on the upcoming new album from INXS. The album is said to contain new versions of their hits with various people playing the part of the late Michael Hutchence. The record, currently, has no title or release date.
Filter announced that they have completed the recording process for their upcoming new album due out sometime later this year.
Stereoside have begun work on their third studio album, a release is due later this year.
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers have unveiled their 2010 North American tour and announced the upcoming release of "Mojo", their first studio album in eight years, due from Reprise Records this spring.
After all the back and forth about whether or not Aerosmith would tour with a different singer, the band surprised fans as they have announced a new overseas summer tour titled "Cocked, Loaded And Ready To Rock Tour" with their frontman Steven Tyler.
Static-X frontman Wayne Static has announced that he will release his debut solo album titled "Pighammer" sometime later this year.
Stone Temple Pilots will release their comeback self-titled album on May 25; the disc features twelve brand new songs.
10 Years have entered the studio to begin recording their third major label release, "Feeding The Wolves". A release is expected sometime this spring.
Coldplay have announced that they hope to release their next album sometime around Christmas this year. The record is being produced by Brian Eno and recorded in a London church with efforts to get away from the “stadium band” feel get back to their roots with a “stripped-down acoustic album”.
Against Me! have titled their upcoming studio album "White Crosses"; produced by Butch Vig, the disc is expected out in the spring.
The release of Framing Hanley's sophomore record, "A Promise To Burn", has been delayed three weeks and is now due in stores on May 25.
Avenged Sevenfold has tapped Dream Theater drummer Mike Portnoy to record on their new album, following the death of James 'The Rev' Sullivan in December 2009. + dets on A7X's WebSite.
Tonic have delayed their upcoming self-titled new album from April 20 to May 4. The first single "Release Me" will impact radio stations on March 23.
Crash Test Dummies will release their first album in six years, titled "Ooh La La", on May 11.
Spin has revealed that Courtney Love's new iteration of Hole will release their long-in-the-works comeback album "Nobody's Daughter" on April 27 via Mercury/IDJMG.
Alter Bridge have begun recording their new studio album, "III", with producer Michael Baskette.
Deftones' first album in four years, "Diamond Eyes", will arrive in stores on May 18.
Bobaflex will release a new EP titled "Chemical Valley", the six-track set will only be available at their concerts. The band will also be releasing a full-length album sometime later this year.
The Knack frontman Doug Fieger has passed away at the age of 57 after a long battle with cancer. The Detroit-born singer + songwriter died on Sunday, Feb. 14, at his home in Woodland Hills, California. Fieger formed The Knack in Los Angeles in 1978 and they became Power Pop favorites with their Billboard Hot 100 #1 and worldwide smash "My Sharona".
Robert Plant is working on an upcoming solo album tentatively titled "It's Rude To Say No" due out sometime later this year.
Sevendust will drop their new record, "Cold Day Memory", on April 20. The effort is the first recorded with original guitarist Clint Lowery since 2003's "Seasons" and will be prefaced by the single "Unraveling".
Bullet For My Valentine will release their new single "Your Betrayal" to radio on March 9. The group's new yet-to-be-titled record is due out in the spring.
Hawthorne Heights will release their upcoming new album "Skeltons" on June 1 via their new label Wind-up Records.
Slash has contributed a guitar solo on Alter Bridge front-man Myles Kennedy's upcoming debut solo album. Last week it was revealed that Myles will front Slash's band for the tour promoting his upcoming solo album simply called "Slash" and due out in April through EMI Label Services.
MGMT will release their sophomore album, "Congratulations", on April 13. The duo co-produced the follow-up to their debut, "Oracular Spectacular" and it features nine songs.
Disturbed have hit the studio to begin recording their next album with producer Johnny K. A summer release is expected.
Oasis' Liam Gallagher has confirmed he has ditched the band's name, following the departure of his brother Noel Gallagher. The yet-to-be-named band will hit the studio in April for a new record.
Nonpoint have titled their new album "Miracle". The disc drops on April 27 with the first single and title-track, which features guest vocals from Mudvayne's Chad Gray, due at radio on February 16.
Godsmack have changed the title of their upcoming new album from "Saints & Sinners" to "The Oracle"; due out in April, the effort will be prefaced by the single "Crying Like A Bitch".
Bullet For My Valentine's upcoming yet-to-be-titled album is due out in eary April. The band has chosen "Your Betrayal" as the record's first single.
The Dead Weather, featuring The White Stripes front-man Jack White, plan to release their sophomore album later this year.
Ill Niño have announced that they will begin pre-production on their next album for the next couple of months until the end of April. In the meantime, the band are seeking a new label home to release the record.
Garbage front-woman Shirley Manson recently tweeted that she “just spent a week in the studio” with Vig and the other members of the band, hinting that they could be working on a new album. The band has essentially been on hiatus since 2005.
Whitesnake have announced that they will take 2010 off from touring to focus on other projects and write and record a new album in 2011.
The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus are planning a May release for their third studio release. The effort will be the band's first since splitting with Virgin Records last year.
Tonic will release their long-awaited, upcoming self-titled album on April 20.
Jack Johnson hopes to release his next studio album in June. Johnson is recording new material at his 100 percent solar-powered studio in Hawaii. A new single is expected out in April.
As I Lay Dying have titled their upcoming new album "The Powerless Rise", which they are currently recording with producer and Killswitch Engage guitarist Adam Dutkiewicz with a spring release planned.
Velvet Revolver bassist Duff McKagan has reportedly joined the line-up of Jane's Addiction for their upcoming record. McKagan replaces Eric Avery who rejoined the group in 2008 only to leave in January 2010.
Original members of Revis have reunited and are currently working on their second studio album. The band released their debut album "Places For Breathing", which featured the Mainstream Rock top 10 hit "Caught In The Rain", in 2003. The group later disbanded in 2005 following their split from Epic Records.
JANUARY Linkin Park, Dave Matthews Band, Peter Gabriel, Slash and many others team up with Music For Relief to aid earthquake victims in Haiti
Apocalyptica have hit the studio to begin work on their upcoming new album, there is no word yet on whether it will feature guest vocalists.
Three Doors Down will be releasing a new digital single titled "Shine" on March 1. The track will be the first single from the band's upcoming new album due out in April or May.
The Classic Crime will release its sophomore album, "Vagabonds", on April 6.
Cypress Hill have selected "It Ain't Nothin", featuring guitarist Tom Morello, as the first single off the group's upcoming new album, "Rise Up", due out April 6.
Wallflowers front-man Jakob Dylan will release his second solo album, "Women And Country", on April 6.
Raintime have a new song titled "Fire Ants" on their MySpace profile. The track will appear on the band's upcoming new album "Psychromatic" due in stores on March 16 via Bieler Bros. Records.
Finger Eleven are in the studio working on the follow-up to 2007's "Them Vs. You Vs. Me". The band began recording the as-yet-untitled new album earlier this month in New York City.
According to artisan news, Tool are set to begin work on the follow-up to their 2006 effort "10,000 Days".
Framing Hanley have announced that their upcoming new album, "A Promise To Burn", will hit stores on May 4.
3rd Strike front-man Jim Korthe was found dead Wednesday, January 20, 2010, at his San Pedro, California home, from undetermined causes pending a toxicology report. He was 39 years old.
Scorpions have announced that after 40 years, their upcoming new album
will be their last. The band's final album, "Sting In The Tail",
is due out March 23.
Soilwork are back in the studio recording their new album, "The Panic Broadcast", due later this year.
Ozzy Osbourne decided against titling his new record "Soul Sucka" as previously reported. The now untitled disc is expected to be released in July.
Godsmack is putting the finishing touches on its new album, "Saints & Sinners", for a tentative spring release. The CD is the band's first collection of all-new material since 2006's "IV".
Stone Temple Pilots have finished recording their new album, which is due in May and they're entering the mixing process now.
My Chemical Romance has finished recording its long-awaited follow-up to the 2006 album "The Black Parade" and may be considering some less-than-stadium-sized shows for the group's next tour. The new record, which is currently untitled, is expected to be released in the spring.
Sevendust's forthcoming album will be titled "Cold Day Memory"; the CD, which was recorded in Chicago, features twelve brand new songs and it is due in early April.
Saliva will release a greatest hits compilation titled "‘Moving Forward In Reverse" on March 23. The group will enter the studio to begin work on their sixth studio release in the coming months.
Disturbed will begin recording a new studio album next month. In March, the group will celebrate the 10-year anniversary of the release of their debut album, "The Sickness", by reissuing it with exclusive b-sides and expanded artwork.
Duffy is recording the follow-up to her breakthrough debut "Rockferry" with Roots drummer Questlove and songwriter Albert Hammond Sr.. The Welsh singer is collaborating with both musicians currently in New York City, for a new release expected out by the end of 2010.
Soulfly will release its new album, "Omen", on May 4.
Stone Sour will hit the studio with producer Nick Raskulinecz to start recording the follow-up to 2006's "Come What(ever) May". The band will record their third album in Nashville, with a summer release on Roadrunner Records in mind.
Drowning Pool will release their new self-titled album in April; the set will be promoted by the preceding single "Feel Like I Do".
Evanescence will be headed to the studio next month to record their third album according to vocalist Amy Lee. She made the announcement just after We Are The Fallen (former Evanescence members Ben Moody, John LeCompt and Rocky Gray, along with female vocalist Carly Smithson) announced they had finished the recording portion for their debut album.
Barenaked Ladies will release their first album since parting ways with founding member and co-frontman Steven Page. The disc, titled "All In Good Time", will be released March 30 on their own Raisin Records via a worldwide deal with EMI Music.
Airbourne have pushed the release of their new record, "No Guts, No Glory", back to April 20. The Australian hard-rockers have selected "No Way But The Hard Way" as the first single off their upcoming album.
In a new posting on NIN.com over the holidays, Trent Reznor hinted at a new Nine Inch Nails release of some sort in 2010. Reznor wrote that he has a number of things planned for the new year, “including new material from Nine Inch Nails and something else that isn't Nine Inch Nails”.
Travis frontman Fran Healy revealed in his blog that not only is he recording a solo album, but Paul McCartney contributes a bass part to one of his new songs.
Soundgarden will reunite for concerts in 2010, according to a Twitter message from frontman Chris Cornell which directs fans to a new WebSite, Soundgardenworld.com. The Seattle Rock quartet has not played live since splitting up in the spring of 1997. |
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