March is filled with exciting new rock albums that you won’t want to miss.

Lou Gramm and The Black Crowes are both gearing up to release new albums in March 2026, marking significant moments in their musical careers. While Gramm, former frontman of Foreigner, last released his solo album “Lou Gramm Band” in 2009, The Black Crowes are returning with “A Pound of Feathers” just two years after their last album, “Happiness Bastards,” which was released in 2024. This new album release comes after a recording hiatus spanning over a decade for the siblings Chris and Rich Robinson.

Produced by Jay Joyce in Nashville, “A Pound of Feathers” was recorded in a remarkably short time frame of just over a week. In contrast, Gramm’s album “Released” features the single “Young Love,” showcasing the guitar talents of Vivian Campbell from Def Leppard. These two distinct musical offerings are poised to hit the rock scene in March, setting the stage for a diverse range of music releases to grace the airwaves.

Joining the roster of March’s musical releases are anticipated albums from Squeeze, the Tedeschi Trucks Band, and Black Label Society, among others. Squeeze’s album features the first songs ever written by Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook, promising a nostalgic and innovative sound. The Tedeschi Trucks Band’s album, “Future Soul,” brings a fresh new perspective to the table with co-production by Mike Elizondo, known for his work with iconic artists like Twenty One Pilots and Dr. Dre.

March’s lineup includes reissues that pay tribute to rock legends of the past, including an expanded edition of 5150 and a three-disc Legendary Edition of Aerosmith’s 1973 debut album. Rush celebrates the 40th anniversary of “Grace Under Pressure” with a special five-disc box set, while a new triple-disc box set titled “Tentative Decisions: Demos & Live” captures the raw energy of Talking Heads’ early years in New York City.

Zakk Wylde’s Black Label Society honors Ozzy Osbourne on “Engines of Demolition,” offering a blend of new and live recordings. The iconic sounds of Frank Zappa and Captain Beefheart are revitalized in a six-disc set called “Bongo Fury,” showcasing previously unreleased live and studio tracks from an unforgettable era in rock music.

As March unfolds, fans can look forward to a music-filled month with a lineup that spans across various music genres and eras. With a rich tapestry of rock albums ready to hit the shelves, there is something for every music enthusiast to anticipate. Stay tuned for updates on these and more upcoming releases as the year progresses.