Over the past few years, Charli XCX has released a series of singles, toured the world with the likes of Coldplay, and won acclaim on both sides of the Atlantic. She has also appeared on Iggy Azalea's smash hit Fancy. Now she is releasing her highly anticipated CD.

Jimmy Buffet is back with his first new studio album since the 2009 release Buffet Hotel. Songs From St. Somewhere features the single Too Drunk to Karaoke with Toby Keith and a duet with Latin singer Fannie Lu.

Van Morrison releases the 35th album of his storied career. Here he has re-recorded some of his favorite songs with the help of fellow artists including Michael Buble, Mavis Staples, and his own daughter Shana Morrison.

From fellow Rock Hall inductees to younger admirers, a mix of artists pay tribute to Jackson Browne with unique interpretations of songs from his vast catalog. Included are tracks from Bruce Springsteen, Bonnie Raitt, and Ben Harper. "3 out of 4. ...a delightful two-disc set honoring one of the 1970s' best tunesmiths."--USA Today

After four years, one of the biggest bands in alternative rock returns with a brand new studio album. Among the tracks is the new single Back to the Shack, which the band performed on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.

Rock legend David Crosby releases his first new solo studio album in over twenty years. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee is joined by guests including Mark Knopfler and Wynton Marsalis on some of the tracks.

John Fogerty is one of the most respected songwriters in the history of Rock and Roll. On this album Fogerty produces a masterpiece, drawing from his classic songbook of hits and collaborating with some of the biggest superstars in popular music. Alongside these stellar collaborations, Fogerty has also penned two brand new original songs for the album. Fourteen songs, sixteen special guests, one songwriter, and one amazing album. "5 out of 5 stars...