November brings a wide-ranging slate of new music, from studio albums and EPs to anniversary editions and archival collections. Among the featured releases are U2’s “Carnaval De Luz,” Shygirl’s “Swallow!” and Skepta’s “The Fork and the Knife,” all scheduled for November 6, as well as Sufjan Stevens’ “Worst Christmas Ever!” EP.
The November 6 lineup also includes new releases from Rex Orange County, Kings of Leon, La Roux and Twisted Teens, whose third album of 2026 is titled “The Holy Cross Tigers.” Reissues and archival offerings arriving that day include Bob Dylan’s “The Rolling Thunder Revue: The 1976 Live Recordings” and a 25th anniversary edition of Britney Spears’ “Britney.”
On November 13, U2’s “Carnaval De Luz” is joined by releases from Florence + the Machine, Snoh Aalegra and Westside Gunn. The date also brings “20th Century Paddy: The Songs of Shane MacGowan,” a tribute collection, alongside expanded and deluxe editions from artists including Girls Aloud and Holly Humberstone.
Later in the month, Gracie Abrams will release the deluxe edition of “Daughter From Hell” on November 20. That day’s schedule also includes new releases from Conway the Machine and Take That, plus anniversary editions of albums by Elton John and R.E.M. The Rolling Stones are listed with “Foreign Tongues, Loose Lips.”
November 27 rounds out the month with releases including Björk’s “Björk Orkestral With the Hamrahlíð Choir,” Bon Iver’s 10th anniversary edition of “22, A Million,” and Peter Gabriel’s “O/I.”
Sources: Rolling Stone.