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Robert Plant<\/a> explores new sounds while his old band is showcased in all of its concert glory. David Bowie<\/a> and Ron Wood<\/a> get the box set treatment. The slate of September 2025 new releases also includes the official arrival of one of rock’s most bootlegged albums.<\/p>\n Saving Grace<\/em> will be Plant’s first album since Raise the Roof<\/a><\/em> with Alison Krauss<\/a> back in 2021. His most recent solo project was 2017’s Carry Fire<\/a><\/em>. A forthcoming EP also features four live versions of songs from Led Zeppelin<\/a>‘s\u00a0Physical Graffiti<\/a><\/em>, released to celebrate the album’s 50th anniversary.<\/p>\n I Can’t Give Everything Away: 2002-2016<\/em> will be the sixth and presumably final box in a series of Bowie excavations that began with material from the late-’60s. This 12CD or 18LP set covers the era from 2002’s Heathen<\/a> <\/em> through\u00a02016’s Blackstar<\/a><\/em>, released two days before his death. Lindsey Buckingham<\/a> and Stevie Nicks<\/a> issued 1973’s Buckingham Nicks<\/em> just before joining Fleetwood Mac<\/a>, and it eventually went out of print. The duo made millions of new fans while their debut was mostly heard through illegal copies \u2013 until now. <\/p>\n READ MORE:<\/strong> Top Songs of 2025 (So Far)<\/a><\/p>\n A 50th-anniversary reissue of Blues for Allah<\/a><\/em>\u00a0expands upon an experimental LP released by the Grateful Dead<\/a> during a rare hiatus from touring. Foreigner<\/a> is also expanding their only U.S. chart-topping album, 4<\/a><\/em>, by adding five previously unreleased songs, 14 early and alternate versions of various songs, 15 instrumentals and 15 live performances from the band’s 1981-82 world tour.<\/p>\n David Byrne<\/a>‘s new solo LP, titled Who Is the Sky?<\/em>, is his first since 2018. There’s also a new live album on the way from Beat<\/a>, the King Crimson<\/a> spin-off project featuring former members Adrian Belew<\/a> and Tony Levin<\/a>. They’re joined on stage by guitarist Steve Vai <\/a>and Tool<\/a> drummer\u00a0Danny Carey. Milestone<\/em> breaks a quiet period for 38 Special<\/a> going back to 2004’s Drivetrain<\/em>. Guests include Randy Bachman<\/a>,\u00a0Train<\/a>‘s Pat Monahan and\u00a0Jim Peterik<\/a> of Survivor<\/a>, who co-wrote 38 Special’s breakthrough 1980 hit, “Rockin’ Into the Night.”<\/p>\n Fearless: Anthology 1965-2025<\/em> is a career-spanning double-disc anthology that follows Ron Wood’s musical adventures as a solo act and as a member of the Rolling Stones<\/a>, Faces<\/a> and Jeff Beck<\/a> Group. The release also includes Wood’s first new music since 2010’s I Feel Like Playing<\/em>. The title of Joni Mitchell<\/a>‘s new 61-track box set says it all: Joni’s Jazz<\/em> collects jazz-inflected material found throughout her entire career, including two previously unreleased demos from 1980. <\/p>\n More information on these and other pending rock albums can be found below. Remember to follow our continuously updated list<\/a> of scheduled new music for details on records issued throughout the year.<\/p>\n Sept. 5<\/strong> Sept. 12<\/strong> Sept. 19<\/strong> Sept. 26<\/strong> October and Beyond<\/strong> Classic artists, new bands and returning favorites mark the year’s best releases.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Michael Gallucci<\/p>\n<\/div>\n They Hated Their Own Albums<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Cat Stevens \/ Yusef, On the Road to Findout: Greatest Hits<\/em> (CD, 2CD, orange 2LP or 4LP sets)
David Byrne, Who Is the Sky?<\/a><\/em> (multi-format releases including sky blue vinyl)
Glenn Hughes [Deep Purple, Black Country Communion], Chosen<\/em>
Joni Mitchell, Joni’s Jazz<\/a><\/em> (4CD box)
Marillion, Misplaced Childhood<\/em> (40th anniversary picture disc reissue)
NRBQ, Honest Dollar: Deluxe Edition<\/em> (expanded reissue)
Rob Thomas [Matchbox Twenty], All Night Days<\/em>
Slipknot, Slipknot<\/em> (expanded 25th anniversary reissue)
Spinal Tap, Break Like the Wind<\/em> (remastered vinyl reissue)
Suede, Antidepressants<\/em><\/p>\n
David Bowie, I Can’t Give Everything Away: 2002-2016<\/a><\/em> (12CD or 18LP box)
Foghat, Fool for the City<\/a><\/em> (expanded 2CD or 2LP anniversary reissue)
Foreigner, Foreigner 4<\/a><\/em> (expanded super deluxe anniversary edition)
Grateful Dead, Blues for Allah<\/a><\/em> (expanded 50th anniversary 3CD or translucent green 2LP reissue)
Led Zeppelin, Physical Graffiti<\/em> (50th anniversary 3LP deluxe edition); Live E.P<\/a><\/em>.
Motley Crue, From the Beginning<\/em> (2LP white clear or splatter vinyl reissues)
Neal Casal [Chris Robinson Brotherhood], No One Above You: The Early Years 1991-1998<\/em> (vinyl release)
Phil Collins, No Jacket Required: Fully Tailored<\/em> (expanded 4LP or Blu-ray\/ATMOS, 5.1 box set reissue)
Spandau Ballet, Everything Is Now, Volume 1: The Early Years 1978-1982<\/em> (6CD\/Blu-ray\/2LP box set)
Spinal Tap, The End Continues<\/a><\/em>
Steve Howe [Yes], Portraits of Bob Dylan; Natural Timbre<\/em> (1CD or colored 2LP reissues with Jon Anderson, Renaissance’s Annie Haslam, Hollies’ Allan Clarke, others)
Tedeschi Trucks Band and Leon Russell, Mad Dogs and Englishmen Revisited: Live At LOCKN’<\/em>
Tom Petty, Somewhere You Feel Free: The Making of Wildflowers<\/em> (Blu-ray)
Umphrey’s McGee, Blueprints<\/em>
Various artists, The Philadelphia Labels Hits Collection 1957-62 Vol. 2: Cameo, Parkway & Jamie<\/em> (3CD set with Chubby Checker, Duane Eddy, others)
Various artists, Play On: A Raspberries Tribute<\/em> (2CD set with Lou Gramm, Rick Springfield, Bangles\u2019 Vicki and Debbi Peterson, John Waite, others)
Warren Haynes, The Whisper Sessions<\/em> (stripped-down version of 2024’s Million Voices Whisper<\/em>)<\/p>\n
38 Special, Milestone<\/a><\/em>
Art in America, Rise<\/a><\/em>
Bryan Ferry [Roxy Music], Frantic; Avonmore<\/em> (CD and red vinyl reissues)
Boomtown Rats, The First 50 Years: Songs of Boomtown Glory<\/em> (2CD set)
The Cowsills, The ‘Cocaine Drain’ Album: Deluxe Edition<\/em>
Fanny, Rock and Roll Survivors \/ Rock and Roll Survivors Live Opera 1974<\/em> (remixed and remastered 2CD set)
Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks, Buckingham Nicks<\/a><\/em> (remastered yellow or baby blue vinyl, CD and digital reissues)
Mike Tramp [White Lion], Songs of White Lion: Vol. III<\/em>
Nine Inch Nails, Tron: Ares<\/a><\/em>
Pet Shop Boys, Dreamworld: The Greatest Hits Live at the Royal Arena Copenhagen<\/em> (2CD\/Blu-ray box)
The Pogues, Rum Sodomy and the Lash<\/em> (40th anniversary 2CD or red marbeled 2LP reissue)
Phil Manzanera and Andy MacKay with Paul Thompson [Roxy Music], AM PM Soho Live<\/em>
Various artists, With a Little Help From My Friends: Covers of the Beatles 1967-1970<\/em> (3CD box with Journey, Harry Nilsson, Billy Preston, Richie Havens, others)<\/p>\n
Alan White [Yes\/John Lennon], Ramshackled<\/em> (expanded and remastered CD reissue)
The Bangles, Watching the Sky: The Bangles Box Set<\/em> (4CD box)
Beat [King Crimson], Neon Heat Disease: Live in Los Angeles<\/a><\/em> (3CD\/Blu-ray box)
Frank Zappa, One Size Fits All<\/a><\/em> (expanded 4CD\/Blu-ray 50th anniversary reissue)
Genesis, The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway: 50th Anniversary Super Deluxe Edition<\/a><\/em> (4CD\/Dolby Atmos mix Blu-ray or 5LPs\/Dolby Atmos mix Blu-ray)
Hawkwind, PXR 5<\/em> (remastered vinyl edition)
Jeff Tweedy [Wilco], Twilight Override<\/em> (3CD set)
Mark Knopfler [Dire Straits], Sailing to Philadelphia<\/em> (Blu-ray Dolby Atmos Mix and clear vinyl reissues)
Mother Love Bone [Pearl Jam], Shine<\/em> EP; Apple<\/em> (CD and colored vinyl reissues)
Nick Drake, The Making of Five Leaves Left<\/a><\/em> (4CD or 4LP box)
Peter Hammill [Van der Graaf Generator], The Charisma and Virgin Recordings 1971-1986<\/em> (18CD\/2Blu-ray box)
Robert Plant, Saving Grace<\/a><\/em>
Ronnie Wood, Fearless: Anthology 1965-2025<\/a><\/em> (2CD or 2LP set with Faces, Rolling Stones, Jeff Beck Group)
Scorpions, From the First Sting<\/em> (2CD or 2LP gold vinyl editions)
Various artists, Extended Stimulation: 12″ Pop Adventures on the Dancefloor 1983-1988<\/em> (4CD box with Duran Duran, Simple Minds, Pet Shop Boys, New Order, Human League, others)
Various artists: You’re No Big Deal: Grunge, the U.S. Underground and Beyond 1984-1994<\/em> (4CD box with Soundgarden, Stone Temple Pilots, Temple of the Dog, Husker Du, others)
White Lion, Anthology ’83-’89<\/em> (2CD set)
XTC, Drums and Wires<\/em> (CD\/Blu-ray Dolby Atmos Mix and updated 5.1 Mix and vinyl reissues)
The Zombies, Odessey and Oracle<\/em> (remastered mono reissue) <\/p>\n
Alan Parsons Project, I Robot<\/em> (expanded CD, black or clear vinyl, or 4CD\/Blu-ray super deluxe reissue)
David Gilmour, The Luck and Strange Concerts<\/em><\/a> (2CD, 4LP, or super deluxe 11-disc box); Live at the Circus Maximus<\/a><\/em> (3DVD set or 2Blu-ray set with Stereo 96\/24, 5.1 and Dolby Atmos mixes)
King Crimson, In the Wake of Poseidon<\/em> (CD\/Blu-Ray reissue); Lizard<\/em> (CD\/Blu-Ray\/vinyl reissue)
Megadeth, Killing Is My Business \u2026 and Business Is Good!<\/em> (40th anniversary vinyl reissue)
Steve Porcaro [Toto], The Very Day<\/em>
Yngwie Malmsteen, Fire and Ice<\/em> (expanded CD reissue)
Cream, Royal Albert Hall London May 2-3-5-6, 2005<\/em> (2CD or 3LP vinyl reissue)
Various artists, Can’t Get Enough: A Tribute to Bad Company<\/a><\/em> (with Paul Rodgers, Simon Kirke, members of Def Leppard, Slash, Dirty Honey, others)
West Bruce and Laing [Mountain\/Cream], Out in the Fields: The Albums 1972-1974<\/em> (3CD box set)
Fabulous Thunderbirds, The Jimmie Vaughan Years: Complete Studio Recordings 1978-1989<\/em> (4CD box set)
Scorpions, Coming Home Live<\/em> (2CD or 2LP set with Alice Cooper, Judas Priest, others)<\/p>\nTop 15 Rock Albums of 2025 (So Far)<\/h2>\n