Caroline, or Change - 2003 - Off-Broadway Articles Page 10

Singer Ashe released her fourth studio album THE GIRL OF YOUR DREAMS via Atlantic Records. The album features the lead single STOP THE WEDDING!, which continues to climb the Billboard Hot 100 and global Spotify charts.

Singer-songwriter Tenille Townes released the single 'The Long Haul' and announced a deluxe edition of her independent album THE ACROBAT: A PLACE TO LAND, featuring four new recordings.

Producer and musician SYNACURE released Brooklyn Healing, a follow-up to his debut single I Luv NYC, exploring the resilience of New Yorkers and restorative powers of calm and community.

Latin Grammy-nominated artist Niko Rubio releases new single ahead of debut album LATE NIGHT SWIM. The artist will host a performance at Los Angeles' Grammy Museum and launch a tour.

Blu DeTiger released the single "Makeup" ahead of her sophomore album N.Y. BABY. The artist will headline a US tour and perform at Bluebird Days Festival and Fields of Funk, plus support Thundercat.

Hollywood Records and 20th Century Studios released the WHALEFALL Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, featuring an original score by composer Joseph Trapanese. The score features a 100-piece orchestra with experimental textures including tuned glass, microtonal violins, and a wordless choir.

See photos from nights two and three of the 37th Annual Cabaret Convention at Jazz at Lincoln Center, featuring KT Sullivan, Stephanie Pope, Clint Holmes and more.

Roots-rock band MYND READER released their six-song acoustic EP SUNDAY DRIVE with a music video for focus-track Soundtrack of Life. The project was mixed and produced by Grammy-winner Michael Brauer and features drummer Brian Sachs, formerly of 1990s New York band THE AUTHORITY.

The Houston-based indie rock collective releases its long-delayed sophomore album, a 16-song record completed over two decades after the band broke up during its creation.

Violinist Benjamin Beilman will perform Barber's Violin Concerto and Brahms' Symphony No. 1 at Ambassador Auditorium, opening Pasadena's classical music season under conductor Brett Mitchell.

Nashville country artist Bri Fletcher released her six-track EP NEW HER, exploring personal growth, shifting relationships, and self-discovery through country, pop, and R&B influences.

Texas folk Americana singer-songwriter Jack Barksdale released his five-song EP BATTLEGROUND via Cloverdale Records, featuring socially conscious songs that address class warfare, wealth inequality, and collective responsibility.

Foldout, a new Glasgow-based theatre company founded by actor Oat Jenner, will present its inaugural production of MACBETH at Burns Street Studios, aiming to foster collaboration among artists.

Brighton singer-songwriter Alfie Jukes announced his debut album FUNNY LITTLE FEELING alongside the new single 'Lucy, When You Wake Up,' written about his parents' love story.

Bluegrass singer-songwriter J.M. Clifford released his new album THINGS THAT WE CAN'T CHANGE, produced by Ron Pope. The record explores loss, love, regret, faith, and family through traditional bluegrass and introspective songwriting.

Brighton singer-songwriter Alfie Jukes announced his debut album FUNNY LITTLE FEELING, releasing in April 2027, alongside the new single 'Lucy, When You Wake Up.' The track, written about his parents' love story, arrives via Giant Music.

THE SMASHING PUMPKINS contributed an original track to THE HUNGER GAMES: SUNRISE ON THE REAPING (THE ALBUM), reuniting with producer Butch Vig for their first collaboration since 1993's SIAMESE DREAM.

Dominique Morisseau's drama examines race, education, and opportunity through the story of a mother fighting to protect her son at his private school in Montclair.

Lazy Susan Theatre Co. is about to embark on their 4th annual theatre season which will explore identity, community, power and survival through bold intimate storytelling.

Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra will present two world premieres with guest conductor Ludovic Morlot and Grammy Award-winning pipa player Wu Man, alongside works by composer-in-residence Huang Ruo and Schoenberg.

Arpeggios and angst make The Rep’s 2 Pianos 4 Hands a wonderfully funny comedic play. Told with music and pianos, this excellent production emphasizes how making music can change lives, elicit emotion, and serve as the composition for happiness.

Joy Nash brings her one-woman show to New York for the first time, 15 years after winning Best of the Fest at Hollywood Fringe. The production, directed by Alex Rogals and Miranda Simon, follows Nash's 2003 encounter with a mysterious stranger while studying abroad in Europe.

Thomas E. Musselman's three-act ensemble musical LOVE AND MONEY will release its complete 41-song concept album across digital platforms. The score follows employees at a Manhattan investment bank navigating romance, ambition, and meaning.

Drama of Works will present a puppet-based world premiere exploring the environmental impact of DDT and the peregrine falcon's recovery from near-extinction through grassroots conservation efforts.

The Meng Wang Music Academy presented a benefit concert at Carnegie Hall's Weill Recital Hall, featuring original works by nine young composers and guest premieres. The event raised funds for Facta Non Verba's education programs in Madagascar.