Which artists will release a new song in 2026?

Markets price Lana Del Rey as near-certain to release a new song in 2026, assigning a 100.0% chance she drops a track before the clock runs out.

46.9%-3.8 pts 24h

Will Nicki Minaj release a new song in 2026?

Updated · Volume $138.9K

26%46%66%87%Aug 22Aug 30Sep 6Sep 14Sep 21
OutcomeProbability24h
Will Charli XCX release a new song in 2026?100.0%0.0
Will Olivia Rodrigo release a new song in 2026?100.0%0.0
Will Lana Del Rey release a new song in 2026?100.0%0.0
Will Beyoncé release a new song in 2026?100.0%0.0
Will A$AP Rocky release a new song in 2026?100.0%0.0
Will BTS release a new song in 2026?100.0%0.0
Will Drake release a new song in 2026?100.0%0.0
Will Lil Uzi Vert release a new song in 2026?100.0%0.0
Will SZA release a new song in 2026?100.0%0.0
Will Kendrick Lamar release a new song in 2026?100.0%0.0
Will Taylor Swift release a new song in 2026?100.0%0.0
Will Kanye West release a new song in 2026?100.0%0.0
Will Nicki Minaj release a new song in 2026?46.9%-3.8
Will JAY-Z release a new song in 2026?38.0%-7.5
Will Frank Ocean release a new song in 2026?22.5%0.0

Lana Del Rey headlines a field where markets price every listed artist as a near-certainty for a 2026 release.

Context

The probability for Lana Del Rey has held steady in near-certain territory, trading between 32.9% and 79.6% over the observed window. The market resolves to “Yes” if the artist officially releases a new song between January 1 and December 31, 2026, at 11:59 PM PT. Official release means a track becomes newly available for download or streaming on platforms like Apple Music or Spotify, excluding live performances and leaks. Re-releases, remixes, alternate versions, and tracks where the artist appears only as a featured performer do not count. Joint primary credits count for all listed artists, but for groups, only music released under the exact group name qualifies—solo or sub-unit material does not. [[opt]]The resolution date Jan 1, 2027 serves as the ultimate deadline; without a release by then, the market would settle to “No.”[/[opt]] Official announcements, teasers, or shifts in known recording activity could nudge the probability, though the current price suggests traders see little reason to doubt a new track arrives.

FAQ

What qualifies as an official release?

A new song must become available for streaming or download on platforms like Apple Music or Spotify. Leaks, live performances, and social media teasers without a proper release do not count.

Do remixes or alternate versions count?

No. Re-releases, remixes, and alternate versions of previously available songs are excluded, even if they include new elements.

What if the artist is only a featured performer?

The market only counts releases where the artist is the primary artist. A secondary or featured role does not trigger a “Yes.”

How are group acts handled?

Only tracks released under the exact group name count. Solo work, side projects, or sub-unit releases by individual members do not qualify.

Where is the final resolution decision drawn from?

Resolution relies on official streaming and download sites, principally Apple Music and Spotify. If a track appears there as a new primary-artist release, the market resolves accordingly.

Data: Polymarket · Methodology · Not financial advice

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