Johnny Marr The Age of Everything—his fifth solo studio album—arrives Friday, 2 October 2026 via BMG. Pitchfork’s 16 June 2026 announcement locks the date, the lead single “Spin” (with video), and a full 10-track sequence. This ADVANCE Music guide is the pre-spike checklist: release day, tracklist, and where the record sits after the pandemic-era double LP Fever Dreams Pts 1–4.

Release date and label

Album: The Age of Everything

Artist: Johnny Marr

Label: BMG

Street date: Friday 2 October 2026

Lead single: “Spin”

Marr’s statement, carried by Pitchfork, frames the title as an early idea about cultural overwhelm from technology—and a possible sense of possibility when that overwhelm is read another way. No invented chart predictions; wait for Official Charts / midweek data after release week.

Full tracklist (10 songs)

Pitchfork published the sequence as: 1. Spin · 2. Beyond The Rain · 3. It’s Time · 4. How Come · 5. Ophelia · 6. That Feeling · 7. In And Out Of Love · 8. Just Once More · 9. Fire With Fire · 10. All In A Life.

Treat that order as the announced master until BMG or Marr’s official channels revise it.

Same-week context (brief)

2 October 2026 is a busy album Friday; Victoria Monét’s Frequency of Love also streets that day on Lovett/RCA. This piece stays on Marr’s primary keyword—the shared Friday is calendar context only, not a twin review.

People also ask: is this Marr’s fifth solo album?

Yes. Press coverage consistently calls The Age of Everything his fifth solo LP, following Fever Dreams Pts 1–4. It is not a Smiths reunion product; marketing and Pitchfork copy treat it as a Marr solo project on BMG.

Why ADVANCE now (spike ~2 October)

Album-release queries climb 7–14 days out: “Johnny Marr The Age of Everything,” “Johnny Marr Spin,” “Age of Everything tracklist.” Publishing in late September with the verified BMG date and 10-track list ranks before first-week review dumps.

Related Sunday Profile Music albums

Deepen the albums cluster with our live guides to Greta Van Fleet Palace for the People (https://www.thesundayprofile.com/greta-van-fleet-palace-for-the-people) (9 Oct 2026) and Claud Me and the Music (https://www.thesundayprofile.com/claud-me-and-the-music) (23 Oct 2026 Dead Oceans)—October indie/rock neighbours without twinning this Marr primary keyword. For the broader October XL/indie window, see also Fontaines D.C. Dopamine Chamber (https://www.thesundayprofile.com/fontaines-dc-dopamine-chamber).

Sources: Pitchfork, Alex Suskind, 16 June 2026 (date, BMG, Spin, tracklist, Marr quote); Consequence / Exclaim / Line of Best Fit aligning on Oct 2 BMG release; streaming storefront pre-save listings for The Age Of Everything.