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Mac Cornish has released a new single, 'I Fear (It's Becoming Clear),' accompanied by a music video. The track marks the artist's latest offering.

Country trio Highway Home announced their debut EP, 'No More Drinkin' Songs,' a collection rooted in golden-era country sounds, set for release on Warner Records.

Old Crow Medicine Show released a live video of 'My Side Of The Mountain' featuring Del McCoury and Molly Tuttle, filmed at Nashville's American Legion Post 82. The Luke Combs co-write appears on UNION MADE, now #1 on the Americana Albums Chart.

Autumn Nelon released 'I'll Find You,' a new single with Gaither Music Group that channels personal heartbreak into a message of hope and faith.

What did our critic think of TEDXNASHVILE MIXTAPE: LESLIE FRAM ANDMANUEL CUEVAS at Analog?

Whitmer Thomas brings his second HBO stand-up special to the network, digging into his small-town Alabama upbringing and his quest to be cool, joined onstage by bandmates and close friends.

HBO announced the upcoming comedy special Whitmer Thomas: Terminal Crew of Dudes, with an official trailer and key art now available ahead of its premiere.

Carey Van Driest, known for Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin, will star as M'lynn in Steel Magnolias at Arrow Rock Lyceum Theatre, directed by Artistic Director Robyne Parrish in her ARLT directing debut.

Known for her viral impressions and jazzy covers, Tik Tok sensation, Rosie Webber, is a multi-faceted singer, actress, voice artist, musician, and songwriter. She grew up in rural Alabama, and went on to pursue a degree in Musical Theatre at Rider University. From there, she skyrocketed to international acclaim, as a vocalist and musician for luxury resorts and yachts. She has also performed on two Broadway national tours, and is highly sought after for her unique and ear-grabbing vocal prowess. The Green Room 42 in Times Square new hip urban scene inside the Yotel hotel will present vocalist and the rising cabaret star in 'The Show That Got Away' on July 30 (SOLD OUT!)-31 (HURRY!), 2026. Then to the West coast where she will opens for Grammy winner (2013) the great BILLY VERA at Herb Alpert's Vibrato Grill & Jazz up in Bel Air on 08/11/2026 at 7pm.

The Old Globe has announced that even before the first performance of Cyrano, written by Jason O’Connell and Brenda Withers and directed by Lucille Lortel Award-winner Annie Tippe, has been extended for one week due to popular demand.

Scottish musicians, Andrew Scott and Jon Mackenzie are set to join the cast of smash-hit rockumentary 27 Club heading to Edinburgh Fringe this August. Learn more here.

The Muny announced the full cast for AIN'T TOO PROUD: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF THE TEMPTATIONS, making its premiere on the James S. McDonnell Stage in Forest Park, led by director Marcia Milgrom Dodge.

ShepardFest Founding Artistic Director Raines Carr discusses the world's only festival dedicated to Sam Shepard, anchored by a full production of BURIED CHILD, running July 30 through August 3 in St. Augustine, Florida.

The Theater Project will present the first New Jersey production of Kenneth Jones's Alabama Story, a drama blending fact and fiction to explore censorship and civil rights in the Jim Crow South, at DMK Black Box Theatre in Union.

Pianist Cecile Licad will release a new two-disc album, Scott Joplin—King of Ragtime, on Danacord Records, featuring 22 works drawn from her extensive recital performances of Joplin's music.

Florida Studio Theatre has extended its production of DOG MOM through August 2 in Sarasota's Keating Theatre, following strong audience and critical response to the National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere.

Actor's Express will present CHOIR BOY, the Tony Award-winning play by Academy Award winner Tarell Alvin McCraney, directed by Associate Artistic Director Amanda Washington in Atlanta. Check out new photos of the cast.

Ravinia Festival will open its redesigned Hunter Pavilion with a Chicago Symphony Orchestra gala led by Marin Alsop, featuring pianist Yunchan Lim and a special flute appearance by Lizzo.

Terrific New Theatre will present the Birmingham premiere of ALL NIGHTER by Natalie Margolin, an all-female comedy-drama following five college friends, as the first production of its 40th anniversary season.

1st Stage announced its 2026-2027 season, featuring five productions including Harold Pinter's BETRAYAL, Meg Miroshnik's THE TALL GIRLS, and JACK ABSOLUTE FLIES AGAIN, co-produced with Prologue Theatre.

Sarah Ruhl's LETTERS FROM MAX, adapted from her book written with poet Max Ritvo, will open Ancram Center for the Arts' summer mainstage season, directed by co-director Paul Ricciardi.

Lane Hosmer has been named as chief development officer of Tampa's David A. Straz, Jr. Center for the Performing Arts. Hosmer's selection coincides with the retirement of current CDO Julie Britton.

Birmingham, forget traditional 'sit back and relax' theater. Starting July 17th, director and playwright Robert Fuson unleashes a high-octane, interactive 'spectacle of uncertainty' at Encore with Romeo vs. Juliet: Grudge Match. Born from an MFA thesis at the University of Alabama, this choose-your-own-adventure production shatters the mold with 16 unique story tracks shaped entirely by audience energy and real-time voting. Divided into rival houses, theatergoers don their colors—red for Capulet, blue for Montague—to cheer their sect to victory like a high-stakes sporting event. Featuring quick-witted improvisation and a striking visual aesthetic from costume designer Laura DeRocher that blends Shakespeare with early WWE, your voice becomes the ultimate weapon in determining plot and character survival. Presented by Birmingham Festival Theatre, this full-throttle arena experience runs July 17–19 and 24–26.

Alabama Shakespeare Festival will present Beautiful: The Carole King Musical on the Festival Stage in Montgomery, directed and choreographed by Deidre Goodwin, with Julia Bogdanoff making her ASF debut as Carole King.

A new trailer for ANGRY, RAUCOUS AND SHAMELESSLY GORGEOUS at Geffen Playhouse previews Pearl Cleage's comedy about art, activism, and aging, directed by LaTanya Richardson Jackson.