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Peterborough, Ontario singer-songwriter and fiddler Irish Millie has released her album CAN YOU SEE ME?, featuring the single BOY AT MY FUNERAL with Marshall Pula.

NOSHOWS (Max Satow) released the single "Don't Look Down" ahead of debut album MADHOUSE, out October 16, and will launch a four-city tour starting October 14 in New York City with Belle Blue.

The Cranberries have released a previously unheard live album recorded at London's Astoria II, capturing the band just before their breakthrough with No Need to Argue and hits like Zombie.

Irish producer and DJ Holly Lester released her debut EP, OPEN YOUR MIND, featuring a remix from DJ LIFE, as the tenth release on her label Duality Trax.

The Swedish singer-songwriter follows her acclaimed album ROMEO with a new track exploring the tension between desire for excitement and the need for security in a relationship.

Phillip Phillips has released his new EP LET'S GO FAR: VOL. 1, featuring the single "My Dark Places." He will launch his headlining LET'S GO FAR Tour in Dallas, with stops in Austin, Chicago, New York and more.

The Los Angeles-based artist released a new single co-written and co-produced with Chris Freeman of HOT MULLIGAN, blending emo-inspired guitars with her signature electronic production.

Bo Staloch released a new single exploring a fading friendship, produced by Brad Cook with contributions from Colin Croom and Matt McCaughan. The artist is set to play both weekends of Austin City Limits Music Festival.

ADÉLA released her debut album PRIMA via Capitol Records alongside a music video for track "Nicole Kidman." Her sold-out North American headline tour is set to launch September 9th.

Nick Weaver and DFRA will release their debut collaborative album, an eight-track, fully live-instrumented project inspired by the artists' time in Buenos Aires.

Pittsburgh metalcore band 156/SILENCE released its sixth album, FROM A DISTANCE, marking the group's first release with Pure Noise Records since 2024's PEOPLE WATCHING.

Waylon Wyatt and Carter Faith released the country folk duet I'M SORRY BUT I LOVE YOU via Music Soup/Darkroom Records, following Wyatt's debut album DUSTPILES and his ongoing world tour.

Owen Campbell and Harry Richardson will star in the New York premiere of A GHOST IN YOUR EAR, an immersive horror play set inside an audiobook recording session at Audible's Minetta Lane Theatre.

Sacramento dream pop band SOFT SCIENCE has released its fifth studio album SAND through Shelflife Records and Spinout Nuggets, exploring relationship breakdowns, recovery, and memory across ten tracks.

Singer-songwriter Soleil released a new R&B/Soul single and music video titled RUBBISH, an empowering breakup anthem following her previous track, HEART STRINGS.

The Male Pattern released a Springsteen-inspired single featuring Frog's Daniel Bateman, taken from the concept LP I WAS SHOT IN THE HEART!, exploring divorce and suburban suicide.

There’s no place like Las Vegas! At least that’s what 'The Wizard of Oz' fans are saying when they exit the Sphere, the immersive entertainment arena just off the Strip that can seat over 17,000 people.

Riki Lindhome joins Felicia Day and Wil Wheaton to discuss Ramona Nowitzki's return, while VFX supervisor Tom Mahoney explains the centaurs and Matrix homage in STUART FAILS TO SAVE THE UNIVERSE.

Hulu shared a compilation of sibling mayhem from MALCOLM IN THE MIDDLE, spotlighting Malcolm, Reese, Dewey and Francis as the comedy streams on the platform.

Hulu shared a new scene from FURIOUS centered on a phone mix-up between characters, part of the streamer's ongoing rollout for the drama now available on Hulu.

September first, 2026, Andy Fickman (Director) and Gary Lloyd’s (Choreographer and Associate Director) production of HEATHERS THE MUSICAL opens in Sydney’s Roslyn Packer Theatre.

Bryony Jarvis-Taylor will move from the National Theatre to become Head of Casting at The Old Vic, reuniting with incoming Artistic Director Rupert Goold.

Demi Wilson-Smith's CRANES and Kaleb D'Aguilar's HOW TO KEEP WARM IN WINTER will continue The Ryan Calais Cameron Season at Broadway Theatre, Catford, following the sold-out launch production Last Goal Wins.

McFly's Harry Judd will take over as Coach Bolton for the final two performances of HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL at Lowry, Salford on September 19, 2026, before the production transfers to London.

The Stiwt Theatre in Rhosllannerchrugog will mark its centenary with a new bilingual production, IN A HUNDRED YEARS / YMHEN CAN MLYNEDD, written by Bethan Jones and directed by Daniel Lloyd.