Owen Campbell and Harry Richardson will star in the New York premiere of A GHOST IN YOUR EAR, an immersive horror play set inside an audiobook recording session at Audible's Minetta Lane Theatre.
Brisbane Festival opened its 23-day citywide program featuring nearly 2,000 artists and over 750 performances, with more than 70% of events free under new Artistic Director Ebony Bott.
Liverpool band THE ROOM has released DOOM POP!, an 11-track album exploring authoritarianism, disinformation and paranoia through dark pop and vivid keyboards, alongside a video for the track 'The Room.'
Pennsylvania musicians Robin Ross and Carmine Gontz released BLOOD LINES, a gothic-tinged rock anthem about generational bonds, memory and loss, featuring JACK'S MAZE and engineer Jonathan Duckett.
Chef Chris Shepherd will host the second season of his conversation series at the Hobby Center's Founders Club, welcoming Gail Simmons, Julie Kent and Toni Tipton-Martin.
The ADAM TULLY QUARTET will perform as part of the Music of the Americas series, featuring musician Adam Tully in an upcoming concert presentation.
Welsh collective Acid Casuals will release the first vinyl pressing of their album OMNI, sharing new visuals for the track BOWL ME OVER ahead of a rare Cardiff performance.
More than 60 entertainers will perform at the Rose Theater in three themed concerts honoring Mabel Mercer, Sammy Davis Jr., and the American songbook.
STARZ released the trailer for S.W.A.T. EXILES, a series led and executive produced by Shemar Moore, set to premiere exclusively on the network.
THE CALLING's single DUST has reached No. 40 at Hot AC radio as the band surpasses 10 million monthly Spotify listeners ahead of its upcoming album BEFORE THE WORLD TURNS TO DUST.
KATSEYE's EP WILD keeps dominating YouTube's US and Global Top Songs charts, while fans push Dolly Parton classics back onto the charts and Cardi B's AH HA video hits No. 1.
Pati Jinich returns for a three-part season traveling through Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona, exploring food, culture and community across the American West.
Director Alison Reid's documentary THE ART OF ADVENTURE, following the 1957 Land Rover expedition of Robert Bateman and Bristol Foster, will open in theaters across the US this fall.
Colombian producer and artist YO GANGSTA received a Best Latin nomination at the MTV Video Music Awards for "LA VILLA," a collaboration with Ryan Castro and Kapo that topped Billboard Latin Airplay.
Daley will release his new album STRANGE NATURE on September 18 and kick off a 27-city US tour starting September 16 in St. Louis, Missouri.
Late Again released a pensive new single ahead of the forthcoming EP I DREAMT I WAS AWAKE, continuing a run of tracks including CRAZY OR STUPID and IF YOU HAVE A BRIDGE (I'M BUYING).
WHY? released the second half of the forthcoming album OH GOLLY / YES LORD ahead of schedule and debuted the single and video for Story Of My Life via FLOOD Magazine.
Sons of Sevilla released "She Could Be Anywhere," a track from their upcoming album IT COULD BE TODAY, arriving via Ubiquity Records ahead of its release.
The Toronto festival will mark its 11th year with a lineup including Alex Bird, Hilario Duran, Robi Botos, Rich Brown, Jane Bunnett, Marc Jordan and Robert Priest across Kensington Market venues.
PBS has outlined upcoming programming including RESOLVE TO SOLVE with Miles O'Brien, MADE IN THE WEST narrated by Tanya Tucker, and THE DRAWING ROOM featuring Mo Welch.
SNACKTIME signed with Thirty Tigers and released the single "Can't Imagine Why You'd Stay," ahead of a fall tour with Devon Gilfillian kicking off September 14.
Pacific Music Group has signed electronic music artist Kaskade in a partnership aimed at expanding his presence and opportunities across Asia through management and regional strategy.
Opera Orlando's Youth Company will perform the double bill at Orlando Family Stage, with each show followed by a free talkback held with the Holocaust Center of Florida.
BAAD! will present its annual BLAKTINX Performance Series, featuring dance, theater, music, and literature celebrating Black and Latinx queer artistry across the Bronx.
Little Island will wrap its third season with Thomas Bartlett's tribute to Allen Ginsberg, Cake Zine: Closing Time, and a final Papi Juice party in New York.
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