Philadelphia’s Beach Slang on Friday release their fourth album, “The Deadbeat Bang of Heartbreak City,” which features the Replacements’ Tommy Stinson on bass. The quartet plays the Bootleg Theater and Constellation Room in March.
“Texas Sun,” the title track to the collaborative EP from Khruangbin and Leon Bridges, evokes the easygoing, expansive feel of the state itself. The four-song EP is out in February.
Drive-By Truckers return in January with their 12th album, “The Unraveling.” Their tour brings them to the Regent Theater in March.
London-based Australians Geowulf sing about moving on and growing up on their new album “My Resignation.” They headline the Moroccan Lounge tonight.
Kevin Parker’s new Tame Impala album, “The Slow Rush,” will be out Feb. 14, followed by a March 10 date at the Forum.
Jenny Lee Lindberg of Warpaint is among the guest vocalists on “Obverse,” the forthcoming album by Danish artist Trentemøller. It’s out Sept. 27.
In the video for Brittany Howard’s “Stay High,” Terry Crews plays a workingman singing a sweet tune. The Alabama Shakes frontwoman’s solo album “Jaime” comes out in September, and she has two dates at the Theatre at Ace Hotel in October.
Bon Iver’s fourth album, “i, i,” will be out in late August, and Justin Vernon and gang arrives in L.A. for a date at the Forum on Sept. 15.
“Everything Hits at Once: The Best of Spoon” comes out in July. There’s one new song and a dozen “greatest hits.” In the announcement, Britt Daniel talks about cherry-picking the band’s catalog.
Portland quartet Summer Cannibals release their fourth album, “Can’t Tell Me No,” next week. They bring their visceral indie-rock to the Satellite on Thursday.
