SINNER, EVERY SIX SECONDS Turn 25: DROWNING POOL & SALIVA Set Tour
Drowning Pool and Saliva will co-headline a U.S. tour marking 25 years since the release of their breakout albums Sinner and Every Six Seconds.
Drowning Pool and Saliva will co-headline a U.S. tour marking 25 years since the release of their breakout albums Sinner and Every Six Seconds.
Unbound Productions will present WICKED LIT 2026 at Chance Theater, featuring one-act adaptations of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and Las Lloronas. Tickets go on sale to the public soon.
Tom Waits has released a spoken word recording titled THE FLY, offering a wry, comic monologue set to music and made available for listening online.
GBH-produced series AMERICAN EXPERIENCE will premiere new limited series on Charles Lindbergh and the FBI, alongside rebroadcasts of Stanley Nelson's civil rights films, PBS announced.
Woolwich Works has revealed its full lineup for Brassworks, its free outdoor brass festival, featuring Kongo Dia Ntotila, Brass Funkeys, Balkanatics and other acts as part of the venue's fifth anniversary celebrations.
Woolwich Works announced the full line-up for its free brass music festival, headlined by Congolese collective KONGO DIA NTOTILA, with a community parade and courtyard performances in London.
Ekkozone will release Nsambia Mpungun, a recording of works by Cuban composer Louis Franz Aguirre performed by Karolina Leedo, Mina Fred, and Adam Ørvad.
A second performance has been added at The Weidner after the first show on Jeff Dunham's Inappropriate Contact tour sold out within a week. Tickets go on sale this week.
Festival of Cinema NYC will return to the Regal UA Midway in Forest Hills with a lineup of over 100 independent films, panels and special anniversary screenings marking its tenth year.
Massey Hall will present Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Nai Palm of Hiatus Kaiyote in a solo performance at TD Music Hall in Toronto.
The Yard Theatre has announced the full cast for a revival of Ntozake Shange's choreopoem FOR COLORED GIRLS WHO HAVE CONSIDERED SUICIDE / WHEN THE RAINBOW IS ENUF, directed by Diane Page.
Festival of Cinema NYC returns to Regal UA Midway in Forest Hills for its 10th Anniversary edition, featuring over 100 independent films, world premieres, free workshops, and a special appearance by director Todd Strauss-Schulson.
Swedish jazz multi-instrumentalist Gunhild Carling, known for playing three trumpets simultaneously, will perform at The Loft at City Winery in New York City following a summer of international festival dates.
New World Symphony announced its 2026-27 WALLCAST® concert series, featuring seven free outdoor live broadcasts projected onto the New World Center's exterior wall in SoundScape Park.
Trombonist, composer, and educator Sam Blakeslee has released NEW BLOOD, a new album showcasing his work as a performer and composer.
New Dance Alliance has announced Claude 'CJ' Johnson, Elyse Morris, and André M. Zachery as the recipients of its 2026-27 Black Artists Space to Create residency program.
Pittsburgh darkwave-shoegaze duo LOWSUNDAY released 'You're So Wired' from their 'Black EP' via Projekt Records, marking a comeback after a 25-year hiatus. The duo also appears in Cherry Red Records' shoegaze retrospective box set.
Sacramento dream pop band Soft Science released 'Understand,' the second single from their upcoming fifth album 'Sand,' via Shelflife Records in North America and Spinout Nuggets in the UK.
Of Monsters and Men announced additional dates on The Mouse Parade Tour, with stops at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Central Park SummerStage, Osheaga, and other venues across North America.
Sarasota Orchestra and Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall will present SUMMON THE HEROES, a benefit concert marking the 25th anniversary of 9/11, with proceeds supporting four local first responder charities.
American Ballet Theatre revealed its upcoming seasons at the David H. Koch Theater, featuring a world premiere by Brady Farrar and company premieres of Helen Pickett's Petal, and more.
Comedian Nick Helm will mark his 25th Edinburgh Festival Fringe show in 25 years with a three-night live band performance celebrating his first studio album in a decade, DOWN 'N' DIRTY, at Pleasance Forth.
Lehman Center for the Performing Arts will present Dance Theatre of Harlem in a one-night-only Bronx performance featuring works by William Forsythe, Robert Garland, and Robert Bondara.
Jazz legend Herbie Hancock will perform at New Jersey Performing Arts Center's Prudential Hall in Newark. The 14-time GRAMMY winner and 2025 Polar Music Prize recipient is set for a one-night-only appearance.
Single tickets are now on sale for The Soraya's 2026-27 season, a 44-performance lineup featuring eight debuts, including Sutton Foster, Snarky Puppy, Dance Theatre of Harlem, Audra McDonald, and the National Symphony Orchestra.