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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.

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.

The 92nd Street Y will present a dramatic reading and conversation celebrating Ernest Hemingway's centennial novel, featuring actors and acclaimed novelists exploring the work's enduring influence.

The Public Theatre opens its season with STEEL MAGNOLIAS, featuring Beth Hylton, Brigid Cleary, and Heather Dilly in the comedy about six women gathering in a Louisiana hair salon.

The Maxwell C. King Center for the Performing Arts in Melbourne, Florida, released its upcoming lineup including CLASSIC ALBUMS LIVE 2027, holiday programming, BROADWAY AT THE KING CENTER's sixth season, and the Brevard Symphony Orchestra's 73rd season.

The Florida Theatre announced four upcoming performances featuring LITTLE RIVER BAND with David Pack, stand-up comedian Gianmarco Soresi, THE RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS, and a tribute to Tom Petty.

The Downtown Women's Center honored Miley Cyrus and Tish Cyrus-Purcell at its annual gala, raising record funds including a $1 million gift from the Miley Cyrus Foundation for housing development in Los Angeles.

Our First Gala, an unflinching new theatrical event staging five performances only, will run November 12 through November 15, 2026, at the Sargent Theater at the American Theatre of Actors.

Rose Costello will present A MOTHERHOOD EXPERIENCE, a one-act theatrical work exploring motherhood expectations through storytelling, music, and movement, at The Hearth in Paonia, Colorado.

Peter Michael Marino presents a solo show about the creation and collapse of his 2007 West End musical DESPERATELY SEEKING SUSAN, which closed after one month, featuring rare footage from London and Tokyo productions.

No matter how prepared you may be with your color-coded school supplies and acceptance of work expectations, the transition still seems to find a way to jolt careful organization into stress-filled disarray. Is the solution to balancing this many objects at once merely sub six hours of sleep and lots of caffeine, or is it something more (like Marty McFly’s time machine from Back to the Future or Jeremy Heere’s Squip from Be More Chill)?

Suzan-Lori Parks' Pulitzer Prize-winning play about two Black brothers navigating rivalry and survival will run at Arden Theatre Company in Philadelphia, directed by Amina Robinson and starring Akeem Davis and George McGriff.

The Eighth Annual International Human Rights Art Festival will present 60 performances across theatre, dance, spoken word, and other disciplines exploring human rights and social justice at wild project in New York.

BroadwayWorld has just learned that Richard  Greenberg’s acclaimed Pulitzer Prize finalist THREE DAYS OF RAIN will begin performances on Saturday, January 30, 2027, and officially open Monday, March 1, 2027 at Broadway’s Longacre Theatre.