"Trouble's Coming" is a song by English rock band Royal Blood, the opening track on their third studio album, Typhoons (2021). It was released as the album's lead single on 24 September 2020. It reached No. 8 in Scotland and No. 46 in the United Kingdom. On Billboard genre-specific charts, it reached No. 1 on the Canada Rock chart and No. 29 on the US Hot Rock & Alternative Songs chart.

English rock duo Royal Blood released their second studio album, How Did We Get So Dark?, on 16 June 2017.^[4] While touring to support this album, vocalist and bassist Mike Kerr struggled with alcoholism and drug addiction, and he decided to become sober in early 2019.^[5] That July, Kerr told NME that Royal Blood was in the process of recording a new album, but that they were "not in a rush to put out something that's mediocre".^[6] In the process of writing new music, Kerr and drummer Ben Thatcher wanted to create a new sound, and they began to incorporate dance music elements into their songs.^[1]

Royal Blood first teased their upcoming release on 17 September 2020, when the band posted a photo of a vintage, orange-colored Ford car to their Twitter and Instagram accounts. The vehicle's license plate read "ROYAL", while the post was captioned "24.09".^[7] On 21 September, the band posted a snippet of "Trouble's Coming" on Instagram and announced that the full track would be released three days later.^[8]

The song was later used in the soundtracks for Dirt 5, FIFA 21, NHL 21, and Forza Horizon 5.^[9][10][11] The song was used in the second season in the Netflix series Locke & Key and in episode 9 of series 6 of The Good Doctor.

On 19 November 2020, the band performed the song on The Late Late Show with James Corden.^[12]

Alex Mace of Platform Magazine reviewed the song positively, giving it an 8.5/10 rating. Mace described the song as a "big, glossy dance jam", and that the song was "[p]roof that Royal Blood can indeed do something different and do it well".^[13] Jon Blistein of Rolling Stone and Ben Kaye of Consequence of Sound both noted the dance influences in Trouble's Coming, with Blistein describing the song as the band injecting "a bit of dancefloor energy into their hard rock sound",^[3] and Kaye describing the song as a "dance floor stomper".^[14]

The music video for "Trouble's Coming" was premiered on 23 October 2020 and was directed by Dir. Lx.^[15]