Jordan Brand is expected to make big waves next month with their impressive lineup of new models and retro sneakers, which are already making noise among their followers.

New colorways of the Air Jordan 11 Retro Low and the Jordan 6-17-23 will be arriving at retailers on Saturday, May 3, and both shoes are expected to get a lot of attention.

The Air Jordan 11 Retro Low "Concord" will be the second colorway of the retro model this year. This edition, which is officially listed as the white/black-dark concord colorway of the shoe, will sell at $150 per pair.

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This retro sneaker features a white-based upper part accented with black patent leather above the icy translucent outsole and white midsole. According to solecollector, this shoe will be released in full family sizing, but Jordan Brand has yet to release price details for the other sizes.

Also coming out this weekend is the classic Jordan 6-17-23 shoe, which is a hybrid model from Jordan Brand that features that shape of Air Jordan 6 and elements of the Air Jordan 17 such as the tongue, midsole, outsole, and lace loops.

The Jordan 6-17-23 will also come out in "Concord" edition, which is officially listed as the dark concord/black-white-pure platinum colorway of the shoe.

This colorway sports a purple-based upper part along with black, white, and platinum accents throughout. Like the AJ 11 Retro Low, this will also retail at $150 for men's sizes, and will also be available in full family sizing.

Meanwhile, aside from the two classic models that are set to hit the market this Saturday, Jordan Brand fans are eagerly anticipating the release of the recently unveiled Air Jordan XX9.

According to reports, the 29th Air Jordan sneaker will be released in September in two colorways - the black/gym red-white colorway and black/team orange-dark grey colorway.

The first colorway is expected to be announced as the "Chicago Bulls" edition, while the second one was reportedly designed for Oklahoma City Thunder superstar point guard Russell Westbrook, one of Jordan Brand's signature athletes.

Below is a video about the Air Jordan XX9 with information from Tinker Hatfield, who designed 17 of the 29 Air Jordan sneakers.