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Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra of Venezuela, conducted by Gustavo Dudamel, was awarded the Latin GRAMMY for Best Classical Album for Odyssey. The recording features works by Arturo Márquez, Ricardo Lorenz and Gonzalo Grau, and marks the orchestra's second Latin GRAMMY win.
NBC announced the premiere of SUNSET P.I., a single-camera comedy created by Dan Goor and Luke Del Tredici and starring Jake Johnson, Jane Levy and Keith David. The series follows Mickey Wilder and the private investigators at his Hollywood detective agency, and the network released first-look…
Singer and songwriter Eve Marie Shahoian will present STUFF LIKE THAT THERE, a 1940s-inspired cabaret show, at Feinstein's SF with musical director Jon Weber.
Violinist Dr. Edward W. Hardy will perform as solo violinist and serve as music curator at SuitUp's 11th Annual SuitUp Gala. The evening will feature his composition Evolution, inspired by the evolution of Black music.
Belongó will bring an illuminated float and live Afro Latin Jazz to the Harlem Holiday Lights Parade on 125th Street, with its youth ensemble The Fat Cats performing. The New York cultural institution is also building Casa Belongó at 118th Street and Park Avenue.
South Florida rapper Loe Shimmy is the latest cover star of tmrw Magazine, with a cover story titled “Florida’s New Crown Jewel.” The feature covers his rise after a co-sign from Drake, his album Pretty Girlz Run The World, and his recent collaborations.
Phil Pickens released his single “Grandad’s Wine,” the fifth and final single from Side A of his two-part album Caution to the Wind. The song draws on memories of his grandparents and summers spent in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Georgia, and was produced with James Frazee.
Dallas rapper BigXthaPlug released his album BETTER OVER TIME alongside a short film tracing his rise from childhood to performing before sold-out crowds. The album features Lil Yachty, GloRilla, Ava Max and Leon Thomas, and debuted at No. 7 on the Billboard 200.
Charlie released his new single Late Night Drinking, the opening track from the album of the same name, which Last Night From Glasgow will issue on vinyl and CD. Alan McGee had promised the album almost five years earlier.
Chicago band Sleepwalk released its fourth album, VIEW FROM THE OUTSIDE, via MNRK Heavy alongside the single "In Flames." The LP was recorded at Matt Talbot's studio in Tolono, Illinois, and blends shoegaze, 90s alternative rock and post-hardcore.
Organist Anna Lapwood released her album Not All Those Who Wander Are Lost via Sony Classical, reimagining music from The Lord of the Rings and Pirates of the Caribbean on the organ. A concert film, Anna Lapwood at Nidaros, is set to premiere.
Stella Lefty and Vincent Mason released "Something to Lose (Live Acoustic)," a new live version of their Billboard Hot 100 duet, alongside an official music video directed by Gus Black. The track was produced by Harry Allen and features acoustic guitar, banjo and mandolin.
Houston singer-songwriter Emma Ogier released her debut album, FLY 1111, via Lost Highway Records. The album was produced by David Baron and follows singles including Baby Don't Hurt Me and Rocksteady/HeavyMetal featuring Eden Joel.
DJ Premier and Feid released their new single and video "Bello Love" featuring Lil Supa, following a joint performance at the 27th Latin Grammy Awards in Las Vegas. The song is the duo's second collaboration and is available on all digital platforms.
Don Toliver released his new single "Party With The Boys" via Cactus Jack/Donnway & Co/Atlantic Records, with an official music video directed by Tyler Ross featuring Bam Margera. The track precedes his forthcoming album NITROUS and follows OCTANE, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200.
Lil' Murda released the Murda 'Nem EP featuring Saweetie, NLE Choppa, Method Man, Duke Deuce and Big K.R.I.T., with the lead single "I'm On Now" produced by Hitkidd. The EP arrives ahead of P-VALLEY's third and final season premiering on STARZ.
Devon Again released her new single “SLUG” via Amusement / Interscope Records as she begins a 40-date run opening for Olivia Rodrigo on The Unraveled Tour. The song was produced by Jon Buscema and co-written by Devon Again, Buscema and Kate Brown.
NBC announced a premiere date and first-look images for SUNSET P.I., a single-camera workplace comedy created by Dan Goor and Luke Del Tredici. Jake Johnson stars as Mickey Wilder, a private investigator at a Hollywood detective agency, alongside Jane Levy and Keith David.
Comedy Therapy will present the New York run of Santa Issues: The Magic Is Your Issue, an original, adult-oriented solo theatrical comedy written and performed by veteran comedian, actor, and professional Santa-for-hire John C. Guild.
Apple TV released a sneak peek clip from episode five of season two of the German-language dark comedy Where's Wanda?, starring Heike Makatsch and Axel Stein. The episode premieres globally on Apple TV, followed by weekly episodes through December.
A Tony Award-Winning, tap-dancing musical spectacular! Peggy Sawyer is a small-town girl with big Broadway dreams. When she arrives in New York City, she lands her first role in a glitzy new musical on Broadway. When…
Ethan Mathias, a 17-year-old baritone and winner of the 2026 MAC Award for New York Debut – Male, will return to The Green Room 42 with his solo show Wait 'Til You See What's Next. Eric Michael Gillett is directing, with Michael Lavine as musical director and accompanist.
Sydney Comedy Festival announced a new round of comedians for its 2027 line-up, which will run across Sydney. Acts include Arj Barker, Luke McGregor, Mel Buttle, Nazeem Hussain and Abijit Ganguly, with the festival's Showcase and Frocking Hilarious returning.
The Ted Herbert Music School will hold auditions for its Community Big Band, open to students ages 13 to 19, with rehearsals led by professional mentors. Thomas Salyers, retired USAF Band of the Pacific lead trumpet player, will direct the ensemble.
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