Previewing the Future: An Album Release Schedule for 2023
Taylor Swift executes survive phase at Ahoy in Rotterdam, Netherlands throughout her Speak Now World Tour on 7th March 2011. Rob Verhorst/Redferns
With all the songs that obtains launched each week, occasionally it’s difficult to maintain track — as well as no one wishes to lose out when among their favored musicians goes down a brand-new cd.
However, we’ve made it simpler for you by putting together the significant brand-new songs launches of the year, arranged chronologically by week. From pop as well as hip-hop to choice, K-pop, nation as well as even more, 2023’s upcoming launches have something for every single sort of songs enthusiast. Not to discuss that besides unabridged cds, there are a lot of EPs, plastic launches as well as re-releases to appreciate.
Below, see Billboard‘s running regular monthly schedule of upcoming launches, as well as inspect back frequently for updates to our routine of cds to anticipate weekly.
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June
June 16
- Killer Mike, Michael
- Queens of the Stone Age, In Times New Roman…
June 23
- Big Freedia, Central City
- Coi Leray, Coi
- Kelly Clarkson, Chemistry
- Kim Petras, Feed the Beast
June 30
- The Idol soundtrack
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July
July 7
- Taylor Swift, Speak Now (Taylor’s Version)
July 14
- Kool & the Gang, People Just Wanna Have Fun
July 17
- NCT Dream, ISTJ
July 21
- Barbie, The Album soundtrack
- Blur, The Ballad of Darren
July 28
- Post Malone, Austin
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September
Sept. 22
- Kylie Minogue, Tension
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October
Oct. 20
- Nicki Minaj, [Not yet titled]
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November
Nov. 17
- Dolly Parton, Rockstar
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