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The much-acclaimed Danish artist's new album will be issued on 21 February 2020.
Along with confirming the new album, he also debuted a new track, appropriately titled, ‘It Might Be Time’.
Produced by the star and longtime collaborator Tony Brown, it contained a slew of major hit singles and went triple platinum in the US.
First released on 2 October 1979, Marley and the band's 11th studio album was a notable change of musical direction for the reggae figurehead.
Seattle rockers Thunderpussy storm back onto the scene with their new single, ‘Powerhouse’ featuring Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Chad Smith.
It follows the announcement of the box set RockNRoll Rebel – The Early Work and the surprise digital deluxe edition of his 1982 set 'Men Without Women.'
The 13-song set is accompanied by a 12” x 12” casebound 36-page hardcover book featuring Robertson's custom-made artwork.
After making her triumphant return with the ballad, ‘Lose You To Love Me’, Selena Gomez surprised fans with the follow-up, the infectious ‘Look At Her Now’.
'Thin Lizzy', 'Shades Of A Blue Orphanage' and 'Vagabonds Of The Western World' are all coming back to wax.
First issued in 2003, it's a remarkable record of the BBC sessions recorded between 1966 and 1968 by Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker.
The soundtrack also includes music from Queens Of The Stone Age, Black Sabbath, Joy Division and more.
Selena Gomez makes her highly-anticipated return with a new single about self-love, ‘Lose You To Love Me’ and an accompanying new video.
Both songs acknowledge Dunn's background in smalltown Colorado, where she worked on the family farm.
The set was the first holiday album by the artist, who had soared to global fame with her albums 'Pieces Of You' in 1995.
Composer Danny Elfman wrote the songs and score, and provided the singing voice of the main character, Jack Skellington.
