Rebecca Black went viral in 2011 with her single “Friday,” which most people know because of its music video. Let Her Burn is Black’s first-ever studio album, and it’s scheduled to come out February 9. Two singles Black released last year, “Look at You” and “Crumbs,” are on the album. In the chorus of “Crumbs,” Black sings, “You can make a mess and I’ll pick up the crumbs/And there’s nothing you could do to make me love you less/At your worst, you’re still my best/In my body, out of my head/In my ribs and under my chest.” Preorder Let Her Burn here.

This is Paramore’s first album in five years, despite teasing a comeback for a while. The album’s title song was the last one written, and the band has already released it (along with a music video). Guitarist Taylor York had to convince the other two group members to include it and they now are glad they did. “It summarizes the plethora of ridiculous emotions, the rollercoaster of being alive in 2022, having survived even just the last three or four years,” band lead singer Hayley Williams said in a press release. Back in 2020, Williams also said the band was hoping to return to guitar-driven music. Based on the album’s cover song, it seems like that return is coming in a big way. This Is Why comes out February 10.

Jordan Davis is one of the best songwriters in country music, and he is releasing his second studio album on February 17. Davis introduced himself to the music world with his 2017 debut single, “Singles You Up,” and since then, he has earned a reputation as someone who crafts lyrics that resonate and hit home. The album includes his multi-week, two-time Platinum, No. 1 single “Buy Dirt,” which he cowrote. Davis offers some great advice in this song, singing in the chorus: “Buy dirt/Find the one you can’t live without/Get a ring, let your knee hit the ground/Do what you love but call it work/And throw a little money in the plate at church.” The album also features several of his other recently released hits, including “What My World Spins Around,” “Next Thing You Know,” and “Midnight Crisis.” Davis’ songs always have a positive message, which fans will enjoy as they listen to Bluebird Days.

Trustfall is P!nk’s much-anticipated ninth album and fans can look forward to it dropping on February 17. On February 1, she revealed the 13-song tracklist, as well as news of guest artists such as The Lumineers and Chris Stapleton. She released “Never Gonna Dance Again,” Trustfall’s lead single, in November 2022. The song is upbeat and the lyrics are about the speaker’s unwavering positivity. In the pre-chorus, P!nk sings, “I want my life to be a Whitney Houston song (I wanna dance)/I got all good luck and zero fucks, don’t care if I belong, no/If I could kill the thing that makes us all so dumb/We’re never getting younger, so I’m gonna have some fun.” P!nk has also announced the dates for her huge 21-city “Summer Carnival 2023” stadium tour, featuring Brandi Carlile and new Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Pat Benatar and Neil Girlado.

Dierks Bentley is releasing his 10th studio album on February 24, his first since he released The Mountain in 2018. Bentley said in an interview that he took his time with this album because he wanted to get it right. “It’s been four years since I put out an album, and part of the reason for that is that I wrote and recorded two records that I didn’t feel were good enough and had to start over…twice,” he said. Gravel & Gold features 14 tracks, including the album’s lead single, “Gold,” which he released in July 2022. The song is about gratitude and making the most of what you have. In the chorus, Bentley sings, “It ain’t a smooth ride, life, it’s a winding road/Yeah, it might be gravel, but it feels like gold.” The country music world is lucky to have Dierks Bentley, and this album could be one of his best.