Below, check out Official Charts' calendar of upcoming album releases for 2021. Be sure to check back often for updates as new albums are announced each week.
June 11
Garbage - No Gods No Masters
Jessie Ware - What's Your Pleasure? The Platinum Edition
MARINA - Ancient Dreams In A Modern Land
Maroon 5 - Jordi
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds - Back The Way We Came: Vol.1 (2011-2021)
Ryan Adams - Big Colors!
Slayyyter - Troubled Paradise
June 18
Benjamin Francis Letwich - To Carry A Whale
Griff - One Foot In Front Of The Other
Deap Vally - American Cockroach
Gary Kemp - INSOLO
H.E.R - Back Of My Mind
Mykki Blanco - Broken Hearts & Beauty Sleep
Nick Cave & Warren Ellis - Carnage
June 25
Doja Cat - Planet Her
Goo Goo Dolls - Rarities
Gorgon City - Olympia
Jack Savoretti - Europiano
John Grant - Boy From Michigan
Modest Mouse - The Golden Casket
July 2
Laura Mvula - Pink Noise
Lana Del Rey - Blue Banisters (July 4)
KSI
July 9
Inhaler - It Won’t Always Be Like This
The Rolling Stones - A Bigger Bang (Live)
Tom Odell - Monsters
July 16
Barenaked Ladies - Detour De Force
Chet Faker - Hotel Surrender
Gary Kemp - INSOLO
John Mayer - Sob Rock
July 23
Anne-Marie - Therapy
Jackson Browne - Downhill From Everywhere
Leon Bridges - Gold-Diggers Sound
July 30
Billie Eilish - Happier Than Ever
Bleachers - Take The Sadness Out Of Saturday Night
Prince - Welcome 2 America
Billie Eilish
August 6
Barbra Streisand - Release Me 2
Dappy - Fortune
Kim Wilde - Pop Don't Stop - Greatest Hits
Will Young - Crying On The Bathroom Floor
August 13
Jade Bird - Different Kinds Of Light
Jungle - Loving In Stereo
August 20
Jake Bugg - Saturday Night, Sunday Morning
Newton Faulkner - Interference (Of Light)
August 27
CHVRCHES - Screen Violence
Maisie Peters - You Signed Up For This
September 3
Little Simz - Sometimes I Might Be Introvert
Manic Street Preachers - The Ultra Vivid Lament
September 10
Steps - What The Future Holds Pt. 2
September 17
Don Broco - Amazing Things
October 1
Sugababes - One Touch (20th anniversary reissue)
October 8
Ladyhawke - Time Flies
October 22
Duran Duran - Future Past
Date TBA
Avril Lavigne
The Canadian singer-songwriter will release her seventh album this year, posting on Instagram that its lead single will be released in the summer.
Blink-182
Travis Barker confirmed on Instagram that the band will release a new album in 2021.
Cardi B
Last August Cardi said in a US radio interview that she was plotting her next move after the global smash WAP, but was hesitant to give a release date until the pandemic is under control. "I have other projects coming out that doesn't involve music,” she said, “but when it comes to music I think I'm going to put out another single.” That single, Up, is released on Feburary 5
Cardi B
Gwen Stefani
Gwen has confirmed her fifth studio album, saying the record is a return to her ska and reggae-influenced roots.
J Hus
The London rapper says he hopes to release his third album by August, and it will feature a mammoth 26 tracks.
Kendrick Lamar
Kendrick has kept relatively quiet about when fans can expect new music, but given he was due to headline last year’s Glastonbury and British Summertime Hyde Park, we wouldn’t be surprised if he dropped the follow-up to his critically acclaimed DAMN. this year.
Lil Nas X
At last year’s Billboard Music Awards Lil Nas X quipped he will release the “best album of all time” in 2021, a follow-up to 2019’s 7 EP. We already have its first two singles Holiday and Montero (Call Me By Your Name).
Lizzo
The star recently revealed during an Instagram Q&A that she has nearly completed work on her new album - her second major label record - which is expected at some point this year. Longtime collaborator Ricky Reed and Oak, who worked on her last album Cuz I Love You, are involved again.
SZA
US singer/rapper SZA returned last September with the Neptunes-produced Hit Different and saw 2020 off with new track Good Days, which has become her biggest headline single in the UK. Despite some tweeted and deleted posts about the relationship with her label, it seems like a follow-up to 2017’s CTRL is imminent.
