Here’s a guide to some of what you can look forward to musically in June…
Night Blooms by Jeff Goldblum:
Following on from 2025’s ‘Still Blooming’, Jeff Goldblum is back with new guests along for the ride including Charlie Puth, Melody Gardot, Cynthia Erivo and Dodie. The album also contains new ‘Late Night Sessions’ of tracks from Still Blooming alongside Tattoo/Lover previously released with Haley Reinhart.
This latest album from the singer brings together a cross-generational group of collaborators, including Kenneth “Babyface” Edmonds, nine-time GRAMMY® winner Dave Cobb, and longtime co-writers Bruce Sussman and Adrienne Anderson. The album is set to be released on the 5th June.
After Hours Til Dawn Tour, The Weeknd:
In June, The Weeknd will bring his tour to the UK for two dates in Manchester before returning in August for a number of dates at Wembley Stadium. The tour is in support of the singer’s album trilogy—After Hours (2020), Dawn FM (2022), and Hurry Up Tomorrow (2025). The tour was first launched in 2022.
My Mess, My Heart, My Life by Myles Smith:
Released on the 19th June, this is the debut album from the singer and it features singles Nice To Meet You, Drive Safe with Niall Horan, Gold and Stay (If You Wanna Dance).
Make Believe by Anoushka Lucas:
Released on the 26th June, the singer and performer’s latest album focuses on romantic obsession and the slow work of becoming yourself. It includes the previously released singles ‘Who Are You To Judge’ and ‘The Man’ as well as the title track ‘Make Believe’.
you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love by Olivia Rodrigo
This third studio album from the singer follows her critically acclaimed lps GUTS and SOUR. It is set to include lead single ‘Drop Dead’ and her recent single ‘The Cure’.