Milwaukee Repertory Theater shared studio footage of performers Jillian Louis and Joe Kinosian singing 'Maybe This Time' ahead of the Kander and Ebb revue's run in the Stackner Cabaret.
A new rehearsal video offers a look inside the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey's staging of Edward Albee's WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF?, with the director and assistant director discussing the play's emotional core.
Marco Luka announced his debut album F_UNK on Arista Records and released the single DON'T CRY, a funk-inflected alt-pop track co-produced with Nicci Gomez.
In a time of increased political insecurity, Sondheim and company's parable of nihilism and the American Dream still hits home.
Jonah Kagen announced his sophomore album, ETERNITY OF ANYTHING, via Arista Records and released the record's first single, "Don't Feel Right," alongside an official music video.
A posthumous duets album honoring Dan Seals features Blake Shelton, Luke Bryan, Tanya Tucker and Jamey Johnson, blending his archived vocals with new recordings produced by longtime collaborator Kyle Lehning.
Skilla Baby will kick off THE PRICE OF FAME TOUR on October 21, with stops in New York, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Houston, Los Angeles, Chicago and other US cities.
DaBaby's single "POP DAT THANG" has earned RIAA Platinum certification as part of a 40-award haul spanning his catalog, including upgrades for BLAME IT ON BABY and KIRK.
A producer of cabaret, Pier Lamia Porter has stepped into the light and an audience has discovered a new star.
Montreal band ELEPHANT STONE released its 10th studio album ASHA and shared the single and video "Parallel and Contrary Motion," with a tour set to begin next month alongside additional EU/UK dates.
Kendall Street Company announced its eighth studio album, a collection of folk tales told from the perspective of a character called the Yodeling Astroman, with the single Don't Wanna Be Gone out now.
Zacchae'us Paul released BETTER MUST COME, a swinging R&B reinterpretation of a traditional hymn featuring Happy Qavah, donSMITH, and Dezron Douglas, ahead of his album JAZZ MONEY VOL.
Danz CM, formerly known as Computer Magic, released two new tracks previewing an upcoming project, blending analog synth new wave with experimental, breakbeat-driven art pop.
Metalcore band LOVE LIKE ENEMIES released THE WASP & THE SPIDER, the lead single from its upcoming DEAD GARDEN EP, featuring David Escamilla of STRAY VIEW.
Singer-songwriter Nic D released his first country single, "Slow Down Fast," through GoDigital Music's Nashville-based imprint Orinda, marking a new chapter for the independent artist.
Jonah Kagen announced his sophomore album Eternity of Anything and released its first single, "Don't Feel Right," a darker, grittier turn exploring the complications of love.
JUNO winner Crystal Shawanda will perform at Mississauga's Southside Shuffle and has announced her upcoming album Homesick Indian Blues, led by new single Come Unto Me, a tribute to Raul Malo.
Kids That Fly released "Madeline," a bittersweet track about the unanswered questions left after a relationship ends, set against a nostalgic mid-century high school breakup backdrop.
Atlanta musician Kennie Mason, performing as SIICHAQ, independently released her new album THE RIGHTEOUS SWORD, following the single and video for "Tight Rope.
Los Angeles comedy-rock trio Wolves of Glendale released their sophomore album GO TO THE WOODS along with a video for "Like Father, Like Son.
Todrick Hall opens up about the deeply personal origins of MIDNIGHT, exploring race, identity, empathy, and why bringing his family from Texas to New York makes the journey worthwhile.
Riley Downing released his debut Oh Boy Records album, LANDFILL POETRY, and will make his Grand Ole Opry debut before performing at The Long Road Festival in the UK.
UNDEROATH released a live performance video of the THEY'RE ONLY CHASING SAFETY track, filmed during the band's set at Vans Warped Tour in Long Beach.
NYC rockers NICOTINE DOLLS announced a self-titled sophomore album via BMG and released lead single "Enemy," co-produced by frontman Sam Cieri and Marti Frederiksen.
Kate Prascher's second album, co-produced by Diana Walsh, arrived on First City Artists, drawing praise from outlets including Under The Radar and No Depression.
