Albums To Look Forward To In 2019

By Shakiel Mahjouri. 28 Mar 2019 11:29 AM

2018 gave us countless great albums and you can be sure 2019 will deliver the same. The past, present, and future all have new projects to look forward to. Whether you want new tunes from veterans Backstreet Boys and Avril Lavigne, a commanding performer like Meghan Trainor, or popular Canadian band Said the Whale, you’ll find something for everyone on this list.

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Pink’s ‘Hurts 2B Human’
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Pink has just announced the details of her eighth studio album titled ‘Hurts 2B Human’. This follows the singer’s 2017 ‘Beautiful Trauma’ album, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Top 200 chart. The record is expected to hit shelves on April 26 and is available for pre-order now.
Sting’s ‘My Songs’
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Sting has just announced a new album comprising contemporary interpretations of his most celebrated hits. ‘My Songs’ is set to be released on May 24 in multiple formats, including a deluxe edition with bonus songs. “Roxanne”, “Fields of Gold” and “Message in a Bottle” are just a few of the singer’s hits to be featured.
Kiefer Sutherland's Sophomore Album

Another album is on the way from famous actor and singer Kiefer Sutherland. 'Reckless & Me' is expected to hit shelves on April 26. This album follows up 'Down in a Hole', which was released back in August 2016. The album continues Sutherland's Americana and country-rock vibes and features 10 tracks.
When Solange Is Home
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Extraordinary singer Solange is releasing her new album 'When I Get Home' on March 1.

"The album is an exploration of origin," according to a press release. "It asks the question how much of ourselves do we bring with us versus leave behind in our evolution." Read more here.
Maren Morris And 'Girl'
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Grammy winner Maren Morris will release her sophomore album 'Girl' on March 8. The 14-track album features notable collaborations with Brandi Carlile and Brothers Osborne.
Kristen Chenoweth Completes New Album
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Kristin will be paying tribute to some of her female musical idols on the album, including Carole King, Judy Garland, Eva Cassidy, and Linda Ronstadt. She worked with producer Steve Tyrell on the album, and he was sitting in the front row during the panel.
Khalid Is A 'Free Spirit'
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Khalid is back. The "Young, Dumb & Broke" singer announced the impending release of his third studio album 'Free Spirit'. The album drops on April 5 and pre-orders are available March 7.

The album rollout also boasts a special treat for fans. "I shot a short film for the album!" Khalid revealed. "In theatres worldwide on April 3 for ONE day only and includes an album listening."
Ria Mae To Release New Album In March
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Ria Mae announced today that she is releasing the long-awaited EP ‘Stars’ on March 8, which is available to stream and download now. The EP inspired Ria’s “Never Coming Down” cross-Canada tour, which kicked off in fall 2018 and will end with two sold-out shows in Mae’s hometown of Halifax, Nova Scotia, on March 8th and 9th.
'Fun' - Garth Brooks
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Garth Brooks has revealed he's working on a new album, to be titled 'Fun', sharing the news on a recent edition of his "Inside Studio G" Facebook Live chat with fans. “It’s just the ‘Fun‘ album,” Brooks said. “It’s just been a fun process to go through, especially being off from touring where you don’t have to worry if your voice is gonna be able to go in for sessions or not.” According to Brooks, recording is scheduled to be completed this week, with the album to be released sometime in the spring.
Weezer (Black Album) — Weezer
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Can you believe Weezer are approaching their 12th studio album? The band started a trend in 1994 with the release of their debut studio album 'Weezer (Blue Album'. Since then, the band have released a 'Green Album', 'Red Album', and 'White Album'. March 1, 2019, will introduce the fifth iteration of this project: 'Weezer (Black Album)'.
‘Wasteland, Baby!’ – Hozier
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Mark your calendars, Hozier is following up his very successful 2014 self-titled album with a new one called ‘Wasteland, Baby!’. This will be Hozier’s second studio album and is set to release on March 1, 2019.
'Toothsayer' - Tanya Tagaq
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Canadian Inuk throat singer Tanya Tagaq has announced a new EP called 'Toothsayer'. It is scheduled for release on March 1 via Six Shooter Records.

The five-tracks are taken from the National Maritime Museum's "Polar Worlds" exhibit in London, U.K and includes the new single “Snowblind” featuring UK electronic artist Ash Koosha.

“I named this Toothsayer because I always liked the term soothsayer, to look into the future and to speak wisely,” says Tagaq. “Teeth represent protection and hunting in nature. We are going to have to get our fists up and our teeth out to carve our way to survival in this world.”
'Live In London' - Flight Of The Conchords
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On Mar. 8 2019, the New Zealand musical comedy pair will release their new album ‘Live In London’. The album was taped during a performance in London of last year and will include their recently released single ‘Father and Son’.
'Still On My Mind' — Dido

Dido clearly has something on her mind. The U.K. mainstay returns with her first project since 2013, a new album called 'Still on My Mind'. Dido hyped up the album with the November release of lead single "Hurricanes". The album is out March 8 and Dido will embark on her first tour in 15 years in support of the album.
‘Lux Prima’ – Karen O And Danger Mouse
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Grammy-nominated singer Karen O is collaborating with Danger Mouse. This is their first release together, though they almost collaborated back in 2007 before their careers and lives got in the way. After a cooling-off period in both their lives, the two got together in 2015 and ‘Lux Prima’ was born. "Woman", a track from the album, is available now. The album will be out for purchase on March 15.
'Norman F**king Rockwell' — Lana Del Rey
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Not a lot is known about Lana Del Rey's upcoming sixth studio album 'Norman F**king Rockwell' besides its name. Del Rey owns two #1 and two #2 albums, so it is a safe bet her next project will make an impact. It is reportedly scheduled for March 29.
'Begin Again' - Norah Jones

Norah Jones – Nine-time Grammy Award winner Norah Jones is back with a new album. Jones will be releasing her sixth studio album titled ‘Begin Again’ on April 12. This album is a collection of singles that she has recorded over the past year with collaborators such as Jeff Tweedy and Thomas Bartlett. The album will be followed by a summer 2019 North American tour that kicks off on June 18 in Pittsburgh and will make four stops across Canada.
Rob Thomas' 'Chip Tooth Smile'
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Multi-Grammy winner Rob Thomas announces his new album 'Chip Tooth Smile'. Thomas' fourth solo album is accompanied by the new single “One Less Day (Dying Young)” and an upcoming North American tour. The album will be available April 26.
'Notes on a Conditional Form' — The 1975
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The 1975 show no signs of slowing down. The chart-topping British band will release their fourth studio album 'Notes on a Conditional Form' in May 2019, six months after the release of their third project 'A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships'.
To Be Determined:
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The music industry's biggest stars are expected to release albums in 2019. Here are artists whose new albums we're already amped for despite not having any singles, a release date or even a name: Adele, Coldplay, Madonna, Rob Zombie, Ariana Grande and Sheryl Crow.

Albums To Look Forward To In 2019

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