Andrew McMahon announced a new EP featuring stripped-down versions of SOMETHING CORPORATE songs, with the first single 'She Paints Me Blue' now available.
Actor Ray Romano and executive producer Rory Rosegarten will be inducted into the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame, making history as the organization's first non-music inductees in its 22-year history.
Multi-platinum artist LeAnn Rimes will perform at the Warner Theatre's Oneglia Auditorium. The Grammy-winning singer has sold over 48 million records globally and achieved 15 top 10 hits across genres.
On Sunday October 4, Brian J. Nash put on a show that could have played to a full house at Radio City Music Hall and satisfied every single person present.
Cabaret artist Travis Moser will present MIXTAPE at The Green Room 42 at Hudson Local, featuring Tony Award-nominated playwright Charles Busch. The show spans the American Songbook with arrangements of Billy Joel, Stephen Sondheim, Bob Dylan and others.
The Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame concluded its second annual music documentary film festival in Stony Brook, presenting 14 awards across films from 15 countries.
Temple University's Studio, Symphony and Jazz Orchestras will perform an all-American program at Alice Tully Hall featuring the world premiere of TWO FIVE O, Reflections by composer John Clayton, alongside works by Bernstein, Gershwin and others.
Michael Dorf Presents will host the 22nd annual Music Of benefit concert celebrating Tom Waits' songbook at Carnegie Hall, with Greg Cohen serving as musical director and an all-star lineup reinterpreting the legendary songwriter's catalog.
Brandi Carlile will tour with bandmates Phil and Tim Hanseroth this fall, performing fan-requested setlists at historic theaters including stops in Portland, Tucson, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Kansas City, and Port Chester. General ticket sales begin October 2.
Brandi Carlile will launch her BURN THE SETLIST trio tour this fall with bandmates Phil and Tim Hanseroth, featuring fan-requested setlists at historic venues including Portland's Revolution Hall, Tucson's Rialto Theatre, and Milwaukee's Pabst Theater. Tickets go on sale October 2.
Casa Mañana Theatre will present a cabaret celebration of folk musician John Denver's life and career, featuring his most well-known songs performed by Andy Christopher, Taylor Isaac Gray, and Esther Stilwell.
Performers cover Aretha Franklin, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Billy Joel, Dolly Parton, Fleetwood Mac, Michael Jackson, Joni Mitchell and Stevie Wonder in new clips from 54 Below's 70s tribute concert.
The Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame hosts its second annual music documentary film festival featuring 43 films, live performances, and Q&A discussions with filmmakers and industry professionals.
Brandi Carlile released the deluxe edition of RETURNING TO MYSELF (SAD GAY VERSION) digitally, featuring reimagined versions of all ten original songs and a collaboration with Jon Hopkins on the single Human.
Parliament-Funkadelic guitarist and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame member Michael Hampton will release the album KING KONG on CD and green-vinyl LP. Produced by Grammy-winning producer Joe "The Butcher" Nicolo, the project retells the classic King Kong story through spoken narration and instrumental storytelling blending rock, world music, and jazz.
The original master of an early DANCING IN THE DARK music video rejected before the Courteney Cox version will be auctioned, with proceeds supporting school music programs.
Singer-songwriter Claude Carmichael performed at the Nashville institution during Americana Music Festival week, showcasing songs from his debut solo album TENNESSEE HILL.
The Hobby Center for the Performing Arts will host five seasonal performances in November and December, including interactive sing-alongs, jazz celebrations, and rockin' holiday concerts.