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Zara Larsson is scheduled to release her album titled ‘Poster Girl’ on March 5, 2021. This will be the third album released by the Swedish singer since her first album in 2014.

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Lana Del Rey will bless her countless devoted fans with a new album titled ‘Chemtrails Over the Country Club’ on March 19, which critics have described to reveal a more vulnerable Del Rey.

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Sting will release his 'Duets' record on March 19, after the album’s release was delayed due to pandemic-related manufacturing issues.

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In his mid-seventies, Neil Young is still rocking and is set to release his album titled ‘Young Shakespeare’ on March 26. 

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Nick Jonas will release his album titled ‘Spaceman’ in March 2021. This will be his first solo project to be released since the Jonas Brothers’ reunion in 2019.

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The Beatles’ drummer is releasing another solo album titled ‘Zoom In,’ which will come out in March. The five-track EP features Paul McCartney, Dave Grohl, and Finneas.

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Carrie Underwood is set to follow up her incredibly successful Christmas album titled ‘My Gift’ with an album of gospel hymns titled ‘My Savior’ in March 2021.

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The Nashville-based rock outfit Kings of Leon will release their eighth studio album in March, titled 'When You See Yourself.’

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‘Human’ is the upcoming fifth studio album by OneRepublic, scheduled to be released in March 2021.

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It’s expected that Drake will release his sixth studio album, ‘Certified Lover Boy,’ in April after its original release in January was postponed. Fans may be hearing the album any day or not at all, as Drake has surprised fans before by releasing music with no warning like he did with his 'If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late' album.

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Rock legends Motörhead are fixing up to release a live album titled ‘Louder Than Noise’ in April. The album is a recording of the band with their longest-serving lineup of Ian ‘Lemmy’ Kilmister, Phil Campbell, and Mikkey Dee, playing in Berlin in 1995 before they split, returning only to play one final show 20 years later in 2015.

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Legendary Crooner Tom Jones isn’t biding his time for the pandemic to end before releasing more music either, and you couldn’t blame him at 80 years of age. On April 23, Tom Jones will release his ‘Surrounded by Time’ album.

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Weezer are still rocking. They’re planning to release their album ‘Van Weezer’ on May 7. 

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Guitar master Annie Clark, whose alias is St. Vincent, will release her album titled ‘Daddy's Home’ on May 14.

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Avril Lavigne has confirmed her new album is finished and will be released in summer 2021.

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Since beginning divorce proceedings, Kelly Clarkson revealed she had written about 60 songs for her new album. The album is expected to be released in the summer or fall of 2021.

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In an interview with NME in 2020, front man Brandon Flowers revealed that the band would be releasing their new album “in about ten months,” meaning that fans can expect an album towards the end of 2021.

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Although Ed Sheeran doesn’t spend a lot of time online, he did log on to post a photo of his 30th birthday cake in February and also said he would be back with “the fourth installment in the series later this year,” referring to his series of albums titled 'Divide,' '+,' and 'x.'

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Prolific musicians Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett have teamed up to record an album to follow their 'Cheek to Cheek' release in 2014. The coming album was recorded during Bennet’s battle with Alzheimer’s disease. The release date isn’t confirmed. It is expected sometime within the year, given Bennett’s age and condition.

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Fans became hysterical online when Billie Eilish posted a photo in February of her working in the studio with a caption that read, “almost done.” Billie Eilish said on ‘The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,' that “I don’t think I would have made the same album, or even the album at all if it weren’t for COVID.”

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Cardi B tweeted that she has new music coming “sooner than you think” in October of 2020.

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Superstar rapper Travis Scott will release ‘Utopia’ in 2021.

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Lorde is set to release an album in 2021, as she promised her fellow New Zealanders in return for them voting in 2020. The album title is a secret, but she has revealed that her Antarctic trip inspires the title.

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J. Cole, regarded as one of his generation’s most influential hip-hop artists, will release ‘The Fall Off’ sometime in 2021 after it was supposed to be released in 2020.

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New Order will release a new live album and concert film recorded during the band’s 2018 show at Alexandra Palace in London called ‘Education Entertainment Recreation.’

Sources: (Billboard)(Rolling Stone)

See also: Artists who ditched their record label

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