Classic Rock’s Tracks Of The Week: September 7, 2026
Loudersound's weekly Classic Rock "Tracks Of The Week" column highlights eight new songs from across the rock spectrum, with Farnham trio Kit Trigg's single Down To Earth named the week's top pick, ahead of tracks from Danielle Nicole and Grace Potter. The feature is a curated recommendation list rather than a hard news story, spotlighting emerging and established acts as they release new material or gear up for upcoming albums and tours.
Among the other featured tracks are Open My Eyes from a Pittsburgh act likened to The Who and Elton John, a hard-rocking single from a Canadian band taken from their new album Elephant, and Hotter On The Internet, a punk-influenced track previewing an album called Earthly Delights due in January. Swedish rockers deliver Scandinavian Eyes from their first album since 2017, Airbourne offer the brash Kid In A Candy Store, a Welsh band premiere a single ahead of their November album Flawed By Design, and Stenley Simmons contribute the Fleetwood Mac-inspired Cold from their newly physically released debut album.
In short
- Kit Trigg's Down To Earth named Classic Rock's Track Of The Week
- List features eight new songs from Europe, Airbourne and others
- Several tracks preview forthcoming albums due later in 2026
Explained simply
Classic Rock’s weekly Tracks Of The Week is a curated selection of new music, bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and from across the rock scene. It is a listening guide rather than a chart or a report on one event.
The songs can also offer a glimpse of what artists are working towards, including forthcoming albums and tours. The feature ranges from newer acts to established performers, giving readers a way to discover releases they might otherwise miss.
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