New Age (disambiguation) explained

New Age is a term applied to a range of spiritual or religious beliefs and practices.

New Age or The New Age may also refer to:

Music

• New-age music, a genre of music intended to create artistic inspiration, relaxation, and optimism
• The New Age (album), a 1973 album by Canned Heat
• New Age (Eddy Lover album) (2011)
• New Age (KSI and Randolph album), a 2019 album by KSI and Randolph, or the title song
• "New Age" (Marlon Roudette song) (2011)
• "New Age" (The Velvet Underground song) (1969)
• The New Age, a music group featuring Pat Kilroy

Publications

• The New Age, a British literary magazine 1894–1938
• New Age (Bangladesh), an English-language daily newspaper
• The New Age (Chicago), an American Norwegian–Danish-language newspaper formerly known as Social-Demokraten
• New Age (South African newspaper), a leftist newspaper (1953–1962)
• The New Age (South African newspaper), a daily newspaper (2010–2018)
• New Age Journal, a health and lifestyle magazine renamed Body & Soul
• New Age Weekly, the organ of the Communist Party of India

Other uses

• The New Age (film), a 1994 film by Michael Tolkin
• The New Age, a book series by Hugh Hood

See also

• New Age communities, places with significant numbers of people with New Age beliefs
• New Age travellers, New Age and hippie believers who travel between music festivals and fairs
• New Era (disambiguation)
• New Wave (disambiguation)
• Old Age (disambiguation)