Gorillaz swing into our lives once again with “Damascus,” another new track from their forthcoming album, The Mountain. Dropping at the stroke of midnight, “Damascus” is a ...

"Damascus" is the fourth track Gorillaz have shared from their next album, The Mountain. It follows previously released songs "The Happy Dictator" with Sparks, "The God of Lying" with Idles, and "The ...

Gorillaz enlist Argentine rapper Trueno and late D12 rapper Proof for their new song “The Manifesto,” the latest offering from the group’s upcoming album The Mountain. The single continues the album’s ...

For over three decades now, rock fans in Europe have had the Rock For People festival, which has routinely brought top-tier ...

Gorillaz have had some lengthy gaps between albums before: 2017’s Humanz came out over six years after 2010’s The Fall. But, they’ve been dropping projects at a good, consistent clip lately, most ...

Gorillaz have announced a new album “The Mountain,” releasing March 20, 2026, as well as a European tour to coincide with the record. The group, created by Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett, will drop ...

"One opera and one new Gorillaz album seems like enough for 2025!" says frontman Damon Albarn. By Tyler Jenke Just over two years since the arrival of their last record, English virtual band Gorillaz ...

Gorillaz have shared their new single ‘The Manifesto’ featuring Argentine rapper Trueno and late D12 member Proof – check it out below. According to a press release the song carries the album’s ...

Today (April 28) marks the release of Gorillaz’s fifth studio album, Humanz. Released under Parlophone and Warner Bros. Records, the project serves as Gorillaz’s first studio album since 2010’s The ...

When virtual band Gorillaz released their debut single in 2000, technology was not equipped to cope with the scope of its founders’ ambition. “We were sort of imagining technology before it happened,” ...

When Gorillaz opened the 2006 Grammy Awards, performing on-stage with Madonna and a host of holograms, it didn't go precisely to plan. Not that you would have noticed on the telly, those of you in the ...