Laura Cox Announces New Album "Trouble Coming" — A Bold Blend of Classic Rock Spirit + Modern Edge

French rock artist Laura Cox is set to release her  new album Trouble Coming on October 31 via earMUSIC / Verycords.

Following the release of the singles "No Need to Try Harder" and "Trouble Coming," the album captures everything that made Cox one of Europe's most exciting rock exports — while adding a sharper, modern appeal that points firmly toward the future.

From explosive guitar anthems like "Do I Have Your Attention?" to more atmospheric, introspective tracks such as the aforementioned "Trouble Coming," the album balances raw riffs with melodic storytelling. Laura Cox, once a viral guitarist on YouTube, has grown into a beloved voice of modern hard rock — bridging generations of listeners who crave both tradition and innovation.

The album is available in multiple formats, including a CD Digipak, standard black LP, and two limited marbled vinyl editions (black/white and transparent red/black).

Pre-order the new album Trouble Coming here

"Trouble Coming marks a new era in my musical evolution, still firmly rooted in the rock that shaped me, but driven by complete freedom in writing and composition. This album reflects a sense of letting go, both through the themes it explores and the modern sounds that emerged from an unexpected collaboration," states Cox.

ABOUT LAURA COX:
From viral guitarist to festival mainstay, Laura Cox has carved her own lane in the European rock scene. With over 513K YouTube subscribers and a combined 105 million views, her journey from bedroom covers to main stages like Hellfest, Rockpalast, and Pol'and'Rock has become the blueprint for independent rock success. Her 2023 album Head Above Water showcased a striking evolution in both sound and songwriting — and if Trouble Coming is any indication, there's plenty more fuel in the tank.

Laura Cox Unleashes Electrifying New Single "No Need To Try Harder"

French rock powerhouse, singer, and songwriter Laura Cox returns with a bold new stand-alone single —"No Need To Try Harder," out June 18th via earMUSIC /Verycords.

A high-octane anthem brimming with raw confidence and blistering guitar work, the track reaffirms Cox's place at the forefront of the European rock scene and proves her creative momentum shows no signs of slowing down.

Best known for her explosive rise from YouTube (@lauracoxofficial on YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook) sensation — boasting over 903K subscribers and 105 million views — to commanding international stages at Hellfest, Rockpalast, and Pol'and'Rock, Laura Cox continues to evolve her sound with authenticity and power. Her 2023 album Head Above Water received critical praise for its classic-meets-modern rock fusion, and now, with "No Need To Try Harder," she shows a freer, sharper side of her artistry.

Listen to "No Need To Try Harder" below

"It is the fulfillment that comes from simplicity. The happiness found in the flow of life, the flow of a relationship. Opening one's eyes to what truly matters."

ABOUT LAURA COX:
Laura Cox began as a viral guitar prodigy on YouTube before evolving into one of France's most electrifying rock exports. Fusing classic influences with a contemporary edge, her music captures the spirit of raw, unfiltered rock while pushing boldly into the future.

Info about Laura Cox's upcoming shows is here

Laura Cox Drops "Wiser" Video — WATCH // New Album "Head Above Water" Out 1/20

NEW ALBUM HEAD ABOVE WATER  OUT JANUARY 20 VIA earMUSIC

"Wiser" is the perfect messenger for Laura Cox's upcoming album.

Full of energy and versatile, the song reflects the multifaceted nature of the new record. It's loud, wild, and at the same time, calm, full of warmth, and melody. It's truly a dynamic roller coaster ride full of playful twists, guitar solos, and classic rock moments. An "open G tuning," a bottleneck slider, and a keyboard: Laura Cox makes use of the classics and yet sets new benchmarks. "Wiser, older, smarter, and stronger" are not only the catchwords of the new single, but also describe Cox's personal and musical development.

In the accompanying music video, Cox takes us on a journey back in time to the dance floors of the '80s — full of roller skates and laser shows. Driven by the rhythm of the guitar, Cox conducts the masses and leaves no doubt about her skills on the instrument. 

Watch it below.

"Wiser" lives on Cox's new album Head Above Water, which arrives on January 20. Pre-order it here.

The album contains 11 rock songs bursting with energy and personality. Recorded at ICP Studios in Brussels by Erwin Autrique, it was mastered by multiple GRAMMY-winner Ted Jensen (Eagles, Norah Jones, Green Day).

After the release of her previous album, Cox played at some of the biggest European festivals last year (Hellfest, Pol'and'Rock, Rock Palast), she interviewed the legendary Scorpions for ARTE, and she had the honor to have a documentary about her quick rise in the rock scene, produced by German TV station WDR for the historical show Rockpalast.