This 12 months has already seen big releases from Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, Sabrina Carpenter and Charli XCX, however there’s nonetheless a whole season left — and the calendar is full of new albums from extra of music’s greatest artists.

Nation celebrity Miranda Lambert is among the first on the docket, together with her tenth studio album, Postcards From Texas, dropping September 13.

“I named it [Postcards From Texas] as a result of I felt like there’s little snippets of tales of issues alongside the best way,” Lambert instructed Us Weekly in an unique cowl interview forward of the album’s launch. “Often my albums [are] type of a snapshot of the final couple of years, particularly in nation music. We have now a two-to-three-year album cycle, and I’ve been doing that since I used to be 18. So I really feel like each album is a narrative of the place I used to be then and so forth, however I believe this one has a decade-long type of thread.”

The Grammy winner went on to notice that a few of the tracks on Texas had been written practically 10 years in the past.

“It’s an encouragement to all of us artists to not simply love our new infants,” she quipped to Us. “Let’s go dig again within the vault and see the place we had been emotionally at the moment, and does it match at this time and may we revisit that?”

Shortly after Lambert’s new album arrives, fellow superstars together with Katy Perry, Luke Bryan and Joe Jonas will drop new music as nicely. Preserve scrolling for Us Weekly’s information to the most important releases of the autumn:

Suki Waterhouse, ‘Memoir of a Sparklemuffin’

After her flip as drummer Karen Sirko on Prime Video’s Daisy Jones & The Six, Waterhouse is again to creating her personal music on her second studio album. “[The title] — it’s type of a type of issues the place I’m like, in the event you get it, you get it,” she instructed Harper’s Bazaar of the LP’s title. “I needed one thing that leaned in the direction of a type of ridiculousness and felt a little bit bit comical and a bit fabulous.  … The world is type of violent and you may get eviscerated and you may get eaten at any second, and we’re on this, like, type of stunning and likewise, like, devastating dance collectively.” (September 13)

Miranda Lambert, ‘Postcards From Texas’

Lambert instructed Us that she needed Postcards to sound notably totally different from her final album, 2022’s Palomino. “It was all about touring and about highway journeys and tales and inspiration and characters you meet alongside the best way,” she defined. “And this report feels such as you made it dwelling and also you’re like, ‘I’m going to ship you some letters from dwelling for some time.’ It felt like the right option to comply with up a report that was a lot motion.” (September 13)

Nilufer Yanya, ‘My Technique Actor’

The British singer-songwriter’s newest opus is the right soundtrack for crisp nights with its distorted preparations, sharp lyrics and her chameleonic vocals. “My songwriting is at all times a bit existential,” she defined to The Fader of her recording course of. “So it was issues like, ‘Who am I?’ ‘What am I doing?’ I used to be additionally trying carefully at my want to put in writing and to create. I used to be actually questioning, like, the place is that this coming from? What’s that factor that’s at all times been a part of me?” (September 13)

Katy Perry, ‘143’

The newly topped MTV Video Vanguard winner returns together with her first album in 4 years. Not everybody was thrilled by the early singles, however Perry’s albums at all times ship a minimum of one or two bangers. (September 20)

Nelly Furtado, ‘7’

For her first album in seven years, the “Promiscuous” artist revisits the dance-inflected sounds that made her well-known within the early aughts and groups up with collaborators together with Tove Lo, SG Lewis, Bomba Estéreo and Charlotte Day Wilson. (September 20)

Keith City, ‘Excessive’

City’s new album grew out of a unique report that he determined to not launch, however he’s stored a number of tracks from these older classes, together with a duet with Lainey Wilson. (September 20)

Luke Bryan, ‘Thoughts of a Nation Boy’

The American Idol choose and nation radio staple says he tried “a little bit little bit of all the pieces” on his new album. “I do some issues totally different vocally on this one which I’ve not performed earlier than,” he defined in a press launch. “It’s about every tune having its place and having its that means. It’s making an attempt to not be overly redundant with songs.” (September 27)

Mickey Guyton, ‘Home on Hearth’

The enormously proficient Guyton has by no means been as well-known as she must be, however nation is far cooler now than it was when she dropped her debut in 2021. Hopefully, her second album will discover the broader viewers it deserves. “I’m so proud to be a rustic artist,” she stated in an August Instagram video. “Watching folks fall in love with this style, understanding that I’ve been right here and beloved it since I used to be a little bit lady, and everybody’s lastly catching on. It’s actually, actually cool to see.” (September 27)

Coldplay, ‘Moon Music’

The sector rock stalwarts are again with one other set of anthemic, inspiring tracks that function visitor appearances from artists together with Burna Boy and Ayra Starr. The album is a sequel of types to 2021’s Music of the Spheres — this LP’s full title is Music of the Spheres Vol. II: Moon Music. (October 4)

Finneas, ‘For Cryin’ Out Loud!’

Contemporary off the success of sister Billie Eilish’s newest album, Hit Me Exhausting and Gentle (which he produced), Finneas continues his solo mission along with his second LP. Whereas he’s well-known for producing music at dwelling in his bed room, he stated he needed this album to replicate extra of a traditional studio setup — with a full band and all the pieces. (October 4)

Leon Bridges, ‘Leon’

The soul singer recorded his newest mission exterior Mexico Metropolis, and he’s stated the album is one in all his most private to this point. “In some ways, Leon has been within the works since my childhood. This report is about easier days,” he stated when asserting the self-titled LP. “It’s about time spent in my beloved Fort Price and the experiences that made me the person I’m at this time. It’s soulful music within the truest sense — it’s imbued with my soul. I’m excited to share these tales about my dwelling, about nostalgia, about my upbringing, about the place I’m from, with all of you.” (October 4)

Becky G, ‘Encuentros’

In line with Becky G, her new album (the title of which is Spanish for “encounters”) is just like the “at night time” model of her 2023 launch, Esquinas. “[It has more] depth and mystique,” she instructed Rolling Stone in August. (October 10)

Jelly Roll, ‘Fantastically Damaged’

The burgeoning nation star continues his rise along with his tenth studio album, impressed by his personal psychological well being struggles and habit battle. (October 11)

The Linda Lindas, ‘No Obligation’

The punk prodigies (all of whom are nonetheless youngsters) incorporate parts of storage rock, energy pop, new wave and rock en español on their new album, which incorporates a visitor look from “Bizarre Al” Yankovic. (October 11)

Joe Jonas, ‘Music for Individuals Who Consider in Love’

The center Jonas Brother hasn’t launched a solo album in additional than a decade, so followers are keen to listen to what he’s been cooking up with out Kevin and Nick. If you happen to’re in search of a divorce album, nevertheless, look elsewhere — Joe has already stated he’s “not making an attempt to come back for anybody” along with his new music. (October 18)

Shawn Mendes, ‘Shawn’

After canceling his world tour to give attention to his psychological well being, Mendes returns with a quieter, extra introspective sound. Some followers thought Shawn could be a rustic album, and whereas that’s not fairly correct, the primary few tracks do have extra of a folky bent than his earlier work. (October 18)

Kelsea Ballerini, ‘Patterns’

After dropping her stellar post-divorce EP Rolling Up the Welcome Mat final 12 months, the nation celebrity is again with a brand new full-length album recorded as she skilled her Saturn return (an astrological occasion that represents change). She’s solely shared a number of particulars to date, however her “Cowboys Cry Too” duet with Noah Kahan hints at nice issues to come back. (October 25)

Katie Gavin, ‘What a Aid’

The Muna frontwoman strikes out on her personal together with her debut solo album, which she has described as “Lilith Honest–core.”Judging by the primary couple of singles, meaning a extra acoustic-forward sound than the ecstatic dance-pop Gavin and her bandmates channeled on their self-titled LP. (October 25)

Halsey, ‘The Nice Impersonator’

Halsey has stated she labored on her newest launch “within the area between life and loss of life” as she handled severe power well being points. The American Music Award winner appears to be mining a number of genres for inspiration, together with pop-punk on “Ego” and folks on “The Finish.” (October 25)

Soccer Mommy, ‘Evergreen’

The indie singer-songwriter (actual title Sophie Allison) grapples with “the wake of a profound and private loss” on her new album, which guarantees to chop even deeper than her music often does. (October 25)

Bootsy Collins, ‘Album of the Yr #1 Funkateer’

The funk icon, now in his 70s, has nonetheless acquired it — “it” right here that means these easy vocals, stick bass traces and a glam rock trend sense that gained’t give up. (October 25)

Willie Nelson, ‘Final Leaf on the Tree’

For his 76th (!!!) studio album, the nation icon collaborated along with his son Micah for a group of covers from artists together with Tom Waits, Nina Simone, Beck, Neil Younger and the Flaming Lips. (November 1)

Dolly Parton & Household, ‘Smoky ­Mountain DNA — Household, Religion and Fables’

The nation queen faucets her giant household for this collaborative album highlighting their Tennessee historical past over the course of 37 tracks. There’s additionally a four-part docuseries within the works that can element Parton’s journey from Sevier County to Nashville and past; that’s due out subsequent 12 months. (November 15)

Kim Deal, ‘No person Loves You Extra’

The long-lasting Pixies and Breeders vocalist is lastly gearing up for her first solo album after practically 40 years within the enterprise. However whereas the LP is billed beneath simply her title, a few of her longtime collaborators nonetheless discovered their approach onto the report: her twin and Breeders colleague Kelley Deal in addition to current and previous bandmates Jim Macpherson, Britt Walford and Mando Lopez. (November 22)