Milwaukee alt-rock band TOY MACHINE GUN released their third album WAITING FOR DIAMONDS on digital platforms through Ton-Up Records. The album was recorded in Seattle and features guest appearances from Michael Musburger of Love Battery and the Posies.
Eric Branco's directorial debut SILENT PARTNER, starring Susan Heyward and Jeff Perry, will screen at the 30th Anniversary of Urbanworld in New York City on October 16, becoming the first feature film to receive an encore screening at the festival.
The Americana duo of Grammy-nominated Kim Hill and composer Paulette Wooten will release their first full-length album, featuring guest vocalists and a companion podcast series.
Rita Moreno will participate in a public conversation at Lehman College's Lovinger Theatre, discussing her decades-spanning career, cultural legacy, and Hispanic representation in entertainment as part of Hispanic Heritage Month programming.
Creative Cauldron Stage's signature Learning Theater Ensemble program will present an original adaptation of The Emperor's New Clothes/El Traje Nuevo del Emperador.
You can now get a first look at Classic Stage Company’s new revival of Clifford Odets’ Waiting for Lefty, directed by Steven Pasquale. Check out a photo of the cast on stage!
British girl band SAY NOW released the synth-pop single 'Hot & Talking' through Atlantic Records. The track is the second single from their debut EP SAY WHAT YOU SEE, co-written and executive produced by PinkPantheress.
New York indie rock band THE UPSIDES released their sophomore album IN THE MAZE via Dream Wolf Records, featuring production by Austin Asvanonda and mastering by Grammy-winning engineer Steve Fallone.
J-pop duo YOASOBI visited the Grammy Museum for a moderated discussion and special performance on the Ray Charles Rooftop Terrace, with video available to watch online.
A new track from the 30th anniversary reissue of Japanese ambient pioneer Hiroshi Yoshimura's 1996 album QUIET FOREST is now available on streaming services. The reissue marks the album's first-ever vinyl release.
Mariah Carey's 'Loverboy (Remix)' video, directed by David LaChapelle, is restored in true 4K from 35mm film for GLITTER's 25th anniversary.
Following a triumphant five-city international tour through London, Zürich, Brussels, Paris, and Madrid, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater will return home for its 2026-27 New York City Center season.
54 Below will present Broadway and cabaret artists next week, including Tony and Grammy winner John Lloyd Young performing SONGS FROM THE ROAD and Tony nominee Jenn Colella.
Joy Machine Records released the original cast recording for THE TUNEABOMBER, a musical comedy about the Unabomber written and performed by John Lampe and Michael Wysong, featuring theater legend Harvey Fierstein.
A new clip from the drama YOUR MOTHER YOUR MOTHER YOUR MOTHER, starring Mahershala Ali as a religious hitman balancing faith and fatherhood, is now available. The film is playing in theaters.
Artist Series Concerts of Sarasota will present three concerts across its series featuring the Ehnes Quartet, the harp duo 94 Strings, and the genre-blending trio Biribá Union.
Electronic music artist INNELLEA released the single RECKLESS 69 alongside a short film that satirizes dance music culture, blurring the line between parody and reality.
Comedian Dusty Slay will launch an extension of his THE NEIGHBORHOOD GUY Tour across 25 new U.S. and Canadian markets, including a performance at Boston's Boch Center Shubert Theatre.
The National Jazz Museum in Harlem and Jazz Power Initiative present Dr. Paul Austerlitz and the Vodou Horn on jazz, rara and gagá.
Violinist Adé Williams makes her debut with the York Symphony Orchestra performing Beethoven's Violin Concerto alongside Philip Glass's Suite from Dracula at the Appell Center.
Amanda Selwyn Dance Theatre announced a new Artist Pathway Series offering dance artists opportunities to develop and present work at its professional studio in Tribeca, including works-in-progress showings and a multi-day festival.
Allen Barton's drama examines financial crises through two men separated by time: an economics professor during 2008's market collapse and a theatre owner navigating pandemic lockdowns.
Florida Repertory Theatre received a $370,000 state appropriation to support its education programming, which serves over 35,000 young people and families annually throughout Southwest Florida.
Canadian musician Bruce Cockburn released THE BLOOD OF OTHERS, an album featuring songs written by others that influenced his five-decade career. The collection traces his musical lineage from gospel and blues records to folk traditions.
Norman Lasiter will return to Don't Tell Mama with two encore performances of his show Still Gray and Feelin' Groovy, the fun, funny, and occasionally heartfelt follow-up to his musical memoir Gray Pride.
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