Piano rock releases, week 38

This week’s piano rock highlights include Amy Lee’s bold new album, hailed as her most compelling work yet, alongside reflections on Tori Amos’s influential releases from 2007 and 2009. The genre’s enduring legacy is further explored through tributes to Rick Wakeman’s Mars-inspired project and Linda Ronstadt’s 1977 reinterpretation of a Warren Zevon classic. Australian artist Way Dynamic also emerges with a quietly powerful folk-pop presence, drawing attention from notable figures like Elton John. These releases underscore the emotional depth and artistic evolution central to piano rock.

1. 01

   Amy Lee, Evanescence

   Amy Lee says COVID helped create Evanescence's greatest album

   Sep 18 · 3 outlets

2. 02

   Linda Ronstadt, Warren Zevon

   Remember When Linda Ronstadt Covered a Warren Zevon Song and Made It a Hit in 1977?

   Sep 20 · 1 outlet

3. 03

   Way Dynamic, Elton John

   ‘It’s been work to not go crazy’: Way Dynamic, the Australian folk-pop musician with fans including Elton John

   Sep 20 · 1 outlet

4. 04

   Tori Amos

   Tori Amos Released “Strange Little Girls” 25 Years Ago Today

   Sep 18 · 1 outlet

5. 05

   Rick Wakeman

   [News] “Return To The Red Planet” – The epic return to Mars from Rick Wakeman – Stream the second single “Bowie’s Vision”

   Sep 17 · 1 outlet

6. 06

   Tori Amos

   Tori Amos Released “Night Of Hunters” 15 Years Ago Today

   Sep 16 · 1 outlet

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