Music News Roundup: Lucinda Williams Announces New Album, The Weather Station Releases Singles, and More!
Lucinda Williams, the country-rock legend, has announced her upcoming album "World’s Gone Wrong," set to be released on January 23, 2026, through Lost Highway records. The album features a cover of Bob Marley’s “So Much Trouble In The World” with guest vocalists Mavis Staples, Norah Jones, and Brittney Spencer. A live version of the title track is available for streaming.
The Weather Station has released two new singles, "Airport" and "Only The Truth," following the success of their album "Humanhood." Anna McClellan covered Esther Rose's "Always Changing" to celebrate indie record label Father/Daughter's 15th anniversary. Vickie Vaughn, from Della Mae, is releasing a solo album titled "Travel On" produced by Deanie Richardson. Texas blues musician Marcia Ball has announced her retirement from touring due to a diagnosis of ALS.
Kaitlin Butts, ND's June 2024 Spotlight artist, has signed a major label record deal with Republic Records. The music scene is buzzing with new releases from artists like The Twilight Sad, Bonny Light Horseman, Larkin Poe, Andrés Miguel Cervantes, Lankum, and more. The diverse range of music includes genres like blues, folk, bluegrass, and country, offering something for every music lover.