Listeners, turning to the latest in music news for September 26, 2025, the week has seen a highly anticipated wave of new releases across genres, with both legends and newcomers dropping fresh material. Mariah Carey has returned with her new album “Here For It All,” gaining attention for both her vocal prowess and the emotional depth of her songs, while Doja Cat’s project “Vie” brings a blend of genre innovations and sharp lyricism, drawing notice from pop and hip-hop fans alike. Other new notable releases include Robert Plant’s “Saving Grace,” marking an introspective shift in the rock veteran’s career, and debut projects like Perrie’s self-titled solo album—her first since her Little Mix days, which pop followers have been closely tracking according to Metacritic’s album calendar and coverage by Shatter the Standards.

Neko Case’s latest, “Neon Grey Midnight Green,” is drawing strong critical acclaim for its lush folkloric soundscapes. In alternative circles, Jeff Tweedy of Wilco fame released “Twilight Override,” and Geese just dropped “Getting Killed,” both highlighted by WXPN’s Press Play roundup as essential listens in indie rock. London-based singer Olivia Dean unveiled “The Art of Loving,” a soulful record that’s already climbing streaming charts, while Irish punk band SPRINTS delivered their raucous album “All That Is Over,” turning heads in the post-punk community, as reported by Official Charts.

Industry updates see buzz around Taylor Swift’s upcoming album “The Life Of A Showgirl,” scheduled for October, promising a mix of country storytelling and pop spectacle that industry sources expect to dominate the coming months. Rita Ora made headlines with a surprise collaboration announcement, teasing listeners with social posts suggesting a major international feature on her new single. Meanwhile, young jazz-soul innovator Samm Henshaw’s anticipated album was officially released today, expanding the genre’s contemporary reach.

Live music fans witnessed legendary acts making moves: the Rolling Stones announced new 2026 tour dates, according to Music News Roundup on YouTube, while Aerosmith’s health updates sparked concern but relief as Steven Tyler’s recovery continues. There’s also good news for classic rock lovers with Depeche Mode and Judas Priest both teasing unreleased tracks ahead of their own compilation releases.

On the controversy front, Electronic Dance Music circles buzzed after a prominent festival in Ibiza suddenly canceled headline acts due to reported contract disputes, leaving fans and artists seeking clarity in public statements. Meanwhile, indie darling John Maus found himself at the center of a social media storm after controversial lyrical themes from his latest album “Later Than You Think” trended, igniting discussion about artistic boundaries and free expression.

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