punk outfit fronted by Chris D - augmented by various Blasters, X and Los Lobos members including guitarist Dave Alvin, bassist John Doe, drummer Bill Bateman, sax player Steve Berlin and percussionist D. But I suspect the reunion of this classic L.A. And supergroups seldom live up to the name. Fair enough.Ĭomebacks usually disappoint. “For lack of a better word, it’s a singer-songwriter album - more of a solo record,” he has said. Before his one-man show even wrapped, The Boss announced his next album, which is apparently in the can - and also a solitary production. Some people might take a break after doing Broadway for more than a year. Then again, he once said these two albums were going to be titled Music For Cars and Drive Like I Do, so clearly he isn’t carving anything in stone just yet. FIRST & FOREMOSTįrontman Matt Healy reportedly says the band will follow up their acclaimed 2018 winner A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships with the May release of this fourth full-length. But first, you can check out the 19 albums I’m looking forward to in the coming months. So you better free up some space on your calendar. There are more than 500, near as I can tell. After sifting through umpteen data bases, release sheets and emails, I compiled this ridiculously long list of upcoming rock and pop releases. If one of your resolutions is to listen to more music in 2019, you’re in luck: There’s no shortage of stuff coming down the pipe.
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