Sweden's Queen of Swing, Jazz, and Vaudeville, the sensational Gunhild Carling and her band will perform at City Winery in Nashville, TN.Gunhild Carling recently sold out her shows at other City Winery venues in Boston, New York City and St. Louis.
New Jersey Symphony appointed Gaetan Le Divelec as Vice President of Artistic Planning & Operations. Le Divelec joins from the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra with 35 years of classical music experience.
Theater Resources Unlimited will present a hybrid workshop on evaluating theatrical productions as investments Nov. 22, featuring producers, attorneys, and investors discussing how to assess commercial viability and pitch shows to potential backers.
Warren Haynes' 34th annual holiday concert will take place at ExploreAsheville.com Arena in Asheville, North Carolina, featuring performances by multiple headliners and special guests, with proceeds benefiting local housing organizations.
Vineyard Theatre named Nigerian American playwright Onyekachi Iwu as the recipient of the 2026-2027 Paula Vogel Playwriting Award, which includes a cash prize and yearlong residency.
Lehman College Art Department students will debut a large-scale mural in the lobby of Lehman Center for the Performing Arts in the Bronx, featuring musical instruments and performance-themed imagery created through printmaking and digital design techniques.
NJPAC announced the top five finalists of the 15th annual Sarah Vaughan International Jazz Vocal Competition, selected from over 360 entrants across 38 countries. The finalists will compete at NJPAC in Newark.
The indie rock band released a closing song for the stop-motion animated film based on frontman Colin Meloy's debut novel, marking their first new music in over two years.
Choreographer François Chaignaud and beatboxer Aymeric Hainaux will present a percussive duet exploring the multiple meanings of mirliton through voice, movement, and live performance.
Pasadena Playhouse will welcome Wakka Wakka to the 2026/2027 Mainstage Season with their all-ages production of Dead as a Dodo, which will serve as the first show of 2027.
Folk rock guitarist and songwriter Richard Thompson will perform at Boulder Theater with Clayton Linthicum and Quinn Bachand.
The Capri will present PROTEST: A Revolutionary Rock Opus, a theatrical rock event featuring original compositions by 16 local artists addressing civil rights, climate change, and women's activism.
Oscar Rossignoli is a renowned contemporary pianist and composer based in New Orleans, celebrated for his innovative approach to jazz and Latin music fusion.
Comedian and Emmy Award winner Craig Ferguson will record special tapings at Boulder Theater in Boulder, Colorado. Tickets are currently available.
The indie rock band released their first new music in over two years, a closing song for the stop-motion animated film based on frontman Colin Meloy's debut novel.
Janet Devlin released a new single, 'How Do Cowboys Say Goodbye,' a cinematic Western-themed track exploring the end of a relationship. The song features moody guitar and layered vocals recorded with a Nashville band.
Pianist Aaron Diehl performs solo in the historic Rosen House at Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts in Katonah, New York, as part of the venue's 2026-2027 concert series.
Brit Floyd will present Animals 50, a new production celebrating the 50th anniversary of Pink Floyd's landmark 1977 album, at Shea's Buffalo Theatre. The show will feature the complete album plus greatest hits with immersive visuals and theatrical staging.
The San Francisco Symphony will present its 19th annual Día de los Muertos celebration at Davies Symphony Hall, featuring Latin American music, lobby art installations, and community activities.
NYC art-rockers ECCE SHNAK announced a nine-date East Coast tour, with performances previewing material from their forthcoming album DANDY VARIANCES. The band released the latest single "Anna O" ahead of their tour dates.
Resonance Records will release a newly discovered 1976 live recording of saxophonist Clifford Jordan performing with pianist Al Haig, bassist Wilbur Ware, and drummer Kenny Clarke at Chicago's Jazz Showcase.
The Boston Civic Symphony opens its 102nd season with a program featuring works by Brahms, Stravinsky, and Beethoven, led by Music Director Francisco Noya and featuring soloists Alexander Kerr, Emmanuel Feldman, and Joy Cline Phinney.
The touring production of A CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS: LIVE ON STAGE will be presented at Lehman Center for the Performing Arts in the Bronx, featuring the Peanuts characters and music by Vince Guaraldi.
Ja'Michael De'Shawn's solo show will hold two industry readings at A.R.T./New York and Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater's Joan Weill Center for Dance. The production, directed by Brandon Rumaker, previously won an award at a theater in Turin, Italy.
Troubadour Theater Company will present ELFTON, a world premiere musical combining the film ELF with Sir Elton John's music. Directed and adapted by Matt Walker, the production features a live band and runs at the Colony Theatre in Burbank.
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