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George Mason University's 21st annual ARTS by George! benefit event raised $400,000 for student scholarships and arts programs, headlined by Jeff Goldblum and The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra.

The documentary follows veteran Clive Phillips and four military veterans as they retrace the 1955 Tour de France route while advocating for rare neuromuscular disease awareness.

A recent audience disturbance at Wicked on the West End caused the performance to be paused for an hour. Unruly patrons were singing along, talking loudly, sneaking in their own alcohol, and generally creating an unpleasant experience for their fellow theatergoers. They were finally ushered out of London’s Apollo Victoria Theatre successfully by the heroic front of house and security teams. The situation went viral thanks to TikTok, with theatre fans and professionals around the world weighing in on what happened at the show.

Members of DISTURBED, AEROSMITH, EXTREME, STAIND, and THREE DAYS GRACE will unite for a one-night-only benefit concert supporting mental health, suicide prevention, and addiction awareness at Hard Rock Live in Hollywood, Florida.

Cygnet Theatre shares a trailer for JOB, Max Wolf Friedlich's psychological thriller now playing at the Dottie Studio Theater through November 1.

Caroline Kingsbury launches the EVERYTHING GLOWS tour in support of CANNONS' SHOCK TREATMENT EP, released via Music is Fun. The artist has received praise from outlets including Pitchfork and Dazed.

Over the weekend, Mohegan Sun celebrated its 30th birthday with live performances, a red-carpet party, and specialty menu items. The weekend kicked off with John Mayer performing on October 9th, Lainey Wilson on October 10th, and DJ Cassidy's Pass The Mic Live! on October 11th, starring Busta Rhymes, Fat Joe, Ja Rule, Jadakiss, and Nelly.

Pianist David Kaplan will release his second solo album centered on Beethoven's two Sonatas quasi una Fantasia, exploring the boundary between composition and improvisation alongside works by Ligeti, Couperin, Schumann, and Brahms on Orchid Classics.

Graham Norton chats with Olivia Colman, Alexander Skarsgärd, John Malkovich, and Ayo Edebiri, plus music from Orville Peck in new preview clips.

Recently, we had the chance to speak with Jamael Westman, who plays Dallas in Table 17. We discussed what it was like to prepare for the three-hander, the community that has been built around the Kiln Theatre and even the conversations he hopes that audiences have after seeing the play.

Performances are now underway for Wanted, the epic tale of Mary and Martha: sisters, outlaws, legends. Learn more about the show and meet the cast of Wanted here!

Montreal alt-rock trio A DIFFERENT BRAND OF NOISE released their second album FAR MORE THAN CONVERSATION, led by the single Who Dares. The band features guitarist Robert Ranaldi and bassist Ken Ashdown, both with prior solo careers.

The ensemble-in-residence at New England Conservatory will present works by Beethoven and contemporary composers.

Olivier Award-winning Matt Henry MBE, star of The Devil Wears Prada, will host an evening of musical theatre and festive favourites as The Actors House Christmas Songbook comes to London's Gillian Lynne Theatre.

Manchester collective CAULBEARERS released politically charged single 'Brothers At The Wheel' featuring Ruth Blake, blending soul, funk and hip-hop to confront systems of inequality. The track previews their album 'Come Back Home'.

Sacramento dream pop band SOFT SCIENCE released a video for 'Without,' a track from their fifth album SAND. The conceptual video, directed by Francesca Bonci, combines dreamlike imagery and breakdancing silhouettes.

Footage and soundbites from the world premiere of STREET FIGHTER at TCL Chinese Theatre IMAX in Hollywood are now available, featuring cast and filmmakers including Noah Centineo, Andrew Koji, and director Kitao Sakurai.

Herb Alpert announced his first UK tour with The Tijuana Brass in over 50 years, kicking off May 6 in Gateshead and closing May 13 at London's Royal Albert Hall, with stops in Glasgow, Liverpool, Bristol, and Birmingham.

Honolulu Theatre for Youth and Capitol Modern present MOVE!, a new play designed for young people with developmental differences, featuring original music and interactive sensory elements.

Tron Theatre Company announced the full cast and creative team for THE SNAW QUEEN, a pantomime written and directed by Johnny McKnight, who also stars as Santa. The production reunites McKnight with Julie Wilson Nimmo and Marc MacKinnon.

The Southbank Centre's Spring/Summer 2027 classical music program will present nine Beethoven symphonies with international conductors, a new production of Wagner's Tristan & Isolde by Opera North, and a world premiere concert-theatre work featuring Pekka Kuusisto and the Norwegian Chamber Orchestra.

Glyndebourne first opened its manicured doors with a production of Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro, and ninety two years later, the opera begins its fourth Autumn Season. A revival of last summer's breezy production, originally directed by Mariame Clément, it leans into the deceptively simple comedy of the piece, embracing its much sharper edges with aplomb.

“Quietly poignant... captures an experience that’s as universal as it is inexplicable: a friendship that shouldn’t work but does, and that should endure but doesn’t.”

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.

Kelundra Smith's new hospital dramedy follows five ICU nurses whose lives spiral when $3 million goes missing. Directed by Alexis Kulani Woodard, the play was inspired by interviews with Atlanta nurses.