New tracks from Jess Williamson, MYND READER, Aubory Bugg, Elizabeth Cook, Phillip Phillips and Andy Grammer highlight this week's new music slate, with upcoming albums and EPs also announced.
Director and choreographer Jonathan Cerullo will make his documentary debut with a film chronicling the life and career of Indigenous food and nutrition researcher Harriet V. Kuhnlein.
Quail P has released the ballad VACATION LOVE via TWNSHP/Epic Records, following his live session single WOULDN'T TRY AGAIN and a recent headline tour.
Toronto-based singer-songwriter Tonia Evans will release a cover of Kate Bush's RUNNING UP THAT HILL, drawn from her divorce after 23 years of marriage and a betrayal she says reshaped her life and art.
TINY MONSTER HAVEN, an idle-friendly creature collector, has launched on Steam, letting players raise more than 50 monsters through farming, cooking and turn-based battles.
The Caribbean Music Awards announced that Shyne, Patra, Calypso Rose and Alan Cavé will receive honors during its fourth annual ceremony in Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago.
Sounds from a Safe Harbour released a short film honoring Eoin French, announced its first vinyl release, SFSH25 MIXTAPE, and detailed an international tour of SIRENS hosted by Lisa Hannigan.
Matt Lorenz, known as THE SUITCASE JUNKET, released the track as a preview of his seventh album, written following the death of his sister, singer-songwriter Kate Lorenz.
Okwui Okpokwasili and Peter Born's sweat variant will present the cross-disciplinary work at venues including the Wexner Center, BAM, and Walker Art Center, with accompanying exhibitions.
Spire Center for Performing Arts in Plymouth will host two holiday concerts this December, featuring vocal group DIVAS WITH A TWIST and singer-songwriter Jon McLaughlin.
Robin Ross and Carmine Gontz released a gothic prog-rock single titled BLOOD LINES, an anthem about family and mortality recorded at Ross's Pennsylvania studio.
Apple TV announced episode six of TRYING season five, titled Halloween, featuring Rafe Spall and Esther Smith as a date night unravels amid suspicion and chaos.
Reuben and the Dark released the single "Send Me Thunder," the third track from their upcoming album If You Know Me You Know My Brother, due October 9, 2026, ahead of announced Canadian tour dates.
Curated by fiddle player Martin Hayes, the West Cork festival will present concerts across Bantry House, Marino Church and other venues, including a world premiere by Selena O'Neill.
Layton Williams will tour LAYTON LIVE across more than 20 UK cities from February 23 to April 4, 2027, marking 20 years since his professional stage debut, ending at London's Adelphi Theatre.
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra has announced Season 2027, featuring Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, works by Mahler, Britten, Elgar and Walton, and performances led by Chief Conductor Jaime Martín.
Wendy Bevan released the single and video for "Fragile Times," the second track from her upcoming album ALONE WITH THE UNKNOWN, produced by Nick Rhodes of DURAN DURAN.
Jason Scott & The High Heat released a new single ahead of their album PLAY BOY, as the Oklahoma City band prepares for festival dates and UK tour stops.
Theo Lawrence has released the original song I LOVE YOU, BARTENDER, produced by Chris Scruggs, following his Grand Ole Opry debut and amid a 70-plus date tour with Alison Krauss & Union Station, including Ryman Auditorium dates Sept. 18-20.
ECM New Series will release a recording of Samuel Beckett's Stirrings Still, featuring music by Trevor Bača, narration by Paul Griffiths, and performance by JACK QUARTET.
Dark-electronic duo DEATĦ B¥ LØVE released a two-track tribute single honoring late Polish industrial pioneer WIELORYB, donating all proceeds to his family.
Amanda Selwyn Dance Theatre will present a series of teaching artist workshops at its New York studio, offering training in global dance traditions and choreographic composition.
Lila Forde, an artist based in Los Angeles by way of Seattle, has announced a forthcoming album titled LIFE CAN STILL BE SWEET.
GableStage in Coral Gables has put single tickets on sale for four productions in its 28th season, with casting announced for WEATHER GIRL, TRUE ART and other regional premieres.
The Library of Congress will present a season marking America's semiquincentennial and centennials for Miles Davis and John Coltrane, featuring Audra McDonald, Dianne Reeves and seven new commissions at the Coolidge Auditorium.
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