THE BENDS released the single "Sticking To The Plan" ahead of their debut album, IF YOU INSIST, due September 18 via Warner Records, as the band's U.S. headline tour continues this fall.
The World/Inferno Friendship Society will reissue its classic double LP Red-Eyed Soul on vinyl for the first time since its original release, via Ernest Jenning Record Co.
Bucks County Playhouse will present a fall lineup of adult education classes in acting, singing and dance at Lambertville Hall, featuring new courses and instructors including HAMILTON alum Victoria Ann Scovens.
Kerry Butler, who originated Audrey in the musical's Broadway debut, will direct LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS at The Ellison Center for the Arts in Duxbury following Harbour Lights Theatre's sold-out DEAR EVAN HANSEN run.
Nashville-based country artist Cody Lohden has released the Southern rock-tinged single ONE BOOT OUT THE DOOR via DeVille Records, produced by Jordan Schmidt and ERNEST.
Saxophonist and composer Dennis Mitcheltree has released "Brooklyn," the second single from his upcoming album SEEING RED, featuring his longstanding quartet.
Montreal indie-pop artist Dee Holt announced her forthcoming EP MAKES ME WONDER and shared new single "How About You," co-written with German songwriter Chris James.
Kassi Ashton released her new single "Chrome Pony," co-written with Ryan Beaver and Jared Keim, alongside an animated music video by London artist Alice Bloomfield.
San Francisco producer Blord released his new single FREQUENCY, a melodic house track exploring the theme of finding someone who matches your wavelength.
Fatboy Slim's debut album will return as an expanded digital deluxe edition featuring rare B-sides, bonus tracks and new remixes, ahead of a performance at the Portola Music Festival in San Francisco.
Provincetown Theater has announced the cast and creative team for Bess Wohl's Small Mouth Sounds, a funny and touching comedy about six strangers who retreat from the noise of everyday life in search of peace.
The documentary, produced by Red Aces Productions and released via Good Deed Entertainment, examines a water rights battle in Dell City, Texas, that reached the Texas Supreme Court.
The GRAMMY-nominated duo has released a new EP, COUNTRY BAPTISM, via Atlantic Outpost, ahead of a headline tour and a show at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium.
New Jersey rock band THE BROTHERS UNION released a new single exploring faith and perseverance during uncertain times, blending pop-punk energy with reflective lyrics.
The one-man show MOFFIE, starring David Viviers, will play the Adam Small Auditorium in Stellenbosch following acclaimed runs in London and at the Baxter Theatre.
Nelly Furtado has released a 20th anniversary deluxe edition of LOOSE, featuring unreleased demos, bonus tracks, and reimagined versions of hits including "Promiscuous" and "Maneater."
Vancouver indie-pop singer-songwriter Emily Pegram released her second single, written, produced, and recorded entirely by her, following debut track KINGDOM.
Australian band FAKER has released ENJOY YOUR PROBLEMS, its first new album in over a decade, alongside a music video for the single "Partner In Crime."
Nick Carpenter's Medium Build has released KING OF HAVING FUN via slowplay/Island Records and will debut at the Grand Ole Opry September 5 before launching a headline tour October 4.
Fraternal Twin released HALO FELL FOREVER, its first full-length album in a decade, produced by Dan Howard and recorded at Chateau Grand in Brooklyn. The band will play album release shows in New York City, Kingston, and Philadelphia.
THEORY OF A DEADMAN released a new EP, PART 1: FUNERAL SONGS, via ONErpm, alongside the single and video for MONSTER TRUCK, while touring with Sevendust.
THELMA & JAMES released new single THE WAY THAT IT WASN'T after wrapping a stadium tour with Luke Combs and earning five 2026 CCMA Award nominations, including Duo of the Year.
Alex Ferris's THE AUDITION will play a two-night run at Theaterlab, starring Gus Reale and Pete Simpson in a story about acting, ambition, and luck. Learn more here.
Sun Records released a collection of rare and previously unreleased recordings from The Gentrys, produced by Knox Phillips, spotlighting the Memphis band's lesser-known post-1960s era.
Atlanta singer-songwriter Cara Paige has released a ten-song Gospel Roots album drawing on her family's Holocaust survival story and journey to America, with tracks already charting on iTunes.
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