New Albums

Look for multiple Beatles-related projects, new releases from Aerosmith and Cheap Trick, and the return of Record Store Day Black Friday.

An original pressing recently sold for $1,400.

B-sides, demos, alternate takes and a full 1984 concert are included.

Next month will be dominated by expanded box set releases, including deep dives into the archives of John Lennon, Bruce Springsteen, the Who and Elton John.

Despite remaining in the shadow of the Beatles, this group saw every one of their 23 singles reach the U.S. Top 40.

Def Leppard members, Slash, Dirty Honey and Blackberry Smoke also appear on forthcoming 'Can't Get Enough.'

This month promises an embarrassment of rock concert riches.

The set includes nine previously unreleased live songs from the band's 1995 tour.

Look for albums from the resurgent Styx, the reuniting Alice Cooper group and the remastered Jethro Tull.

Eighty-nine tracks, dozens never heard, from the King's early-to-mid-'70s Los Angeles sessions.