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Capitol Records and Frank Sinatra Enterprises announced a 60th anniversary reissue of the 1966 live album, including a new five-CD set featuring complete shows from the original Las Vegas residency with Count Basie and Quincy Jones.

The Cherry Lane Theatre is now presenting School Pictures, written and performed by Milo Cramer. See what the critics are saying in BroadwayWorld's Review Roundup.

Broadwayworld had the pleasure of interviewing Maria-Christina Oliveras who plays Mariana in 'STIR.' She shared with us insights about her career and the upcoming show.

Jan Sport, a RUPAUL'S DRAG RACE alum, will perform at the New York City Gay Men's Chorus's Halloween fundraiser, a costume dance party featuring drag performances and contests.

Pop vocalist Vella released her new single 'Don't Mistake This For Love,' written by 16-time Grammy nominee Diane Warren. The track explores the tension between denying feelings and surrendering to love.

NYC art-rock band ECCE SHNAK released the single ANNA O, the third track from its upcoming album DANDY VARIANCES, alongside an official music video.

UK synth-pop artist Daniel Pickard has released his debut album BEHAVIOUR independently via AWAL, following singles Heartbeats the Flaw and Nominee. The record features wit and stylistic flourishes across its full tracklist.

Singer-songwriter Alex Lambert released the deeply personal track AMEN via Big Loud Texas. His earlier single THINK I'M IN LOVE crossed one million streams.

Portland-based experimental folk band FOOT OX released the album TOPANGA CANYON, recorded mostly live at a home in Topanga Canyon with members from AJJ, Pigeon Pit, Kisser, iji, and Lake.

Musician and actor Rivkah Reyes released the power-pop single "Ugly Cry," co-written by Jesse Aicher, ahead of her debut EP FAN FAVORITE. The SCHOOL OF ROCK bassist will perform release shows across multiple cities.

Theater Resources Unlimited's TRUSpeak short films will screen at the AMT International Film Festival in New York City's Broadway Theater District, featuring casts that include Tony Award winners and nominees.

Country duo Brothers Osborne released their fifth studio album WATERTOWN via MCA. The 11-track project features collaborations with Cody Johnson and Stephen Wilson Jr.

Producer and DJ Ian Asher transforms Nelly Furtado's reflective track into a euphoric pop-dance remix with speed house production and fluttering synths, now available on streaming platforms.

Alternative band LITTLE IMAGE reimagines their 2017 debut single with fresh production and a new music video featuring 2001 alt-rock aesthetics. The track was produced by Paul Meany and mixed by Adam Hawkins.

Chicago post-punk noise rock band INTERLAY shares their third EP, SNOW COVERS YOUR INSIDES, featuring the Black Sabbath-inspired single fIREHOSE.

The original cast album for the musical featuring songs by The Tragically Hip is now available via Universal Music Canada, with guest vocalists including Owen Riegling and Allison Russell.

Atlanta rapper Nechie released his debut single via Gunna's new SB THE LABEL imprint in partnership with Atlantic Music Group, with an accompanying official music video.

Country singer Hannah Harper released a live cover of Dolly Parton's 9 TO 5, recorded at Dollywood in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, available now via 19 Recordings/Atlantic Outpost.

A previously unheard track from Tony Iommi, titled WORLD ALONE, has been made available through the Gibson app, according to a release from Prime PR Group.

Alternative metal band COLEPITZ has announced a new album, THE TIME BETWEEN, arriving via High River Records, according to the band's label.

Third Coast Percussion and Jlin released their collaborative album VERNACULAR, featuring new works and arrangements blending acoustic percussion with electronic sounds on Rockwell Records.

Amy Winehouse's seminal album returns in deluxe 3LP, 3CD, and digital formats featuring unreleased demos, rare B-sides, and a live performance from Amsterdam.

R.E.M. released a previously unreleased live performance of 'The Great Beyond' from a 17-song 2001 Radio France session, previewing the band's REVEAL (25th Anniversary Edition) arriving on Craft Recordings.

Boston hardcore band Haywire announced an 80-show world tour starting January 3 in the UK, followed by North American dates beginning February 12, and European stops through April, with support from GVLLOW, Dark Thoughts, and Béton Armé.

Michael Kiwanuka announced his fifth studio album FUDGE, a self-produced record marked by a shift in his creative approach. The album was recorded in Southampton and Frome and will arrive via Interscope Records.