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Alt-rocker Kristeen Young released the title track from her eleventh studio album, a dark industrial piano-rock song addressing societal issues. The album arrives with a release show at TV Eye in Queens.

Nashville singer-songwriter Brandon Jane releases a five-song EP of reimagined covers featuring tracks by The Georgia Satellites, Travis Tritt, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Hal Ketchum, and The Eagles.

The Museum of Broadway will host a vinyl and CD signing event with THE RESCUES, the two-time Tony Award-nominated composers of THE LOST BOYS, in connection with Atlantic Records' physical release.

The jazz-funk trio will perform at The Orpheum Theater in New Orleans during the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, marking their first Jazzfest appearance in a decade.

Rehearsals are now underway for Penguin Rep Theatre’s production of Cary Gitter’s new play THE STEEL MAN which is having its Off Broadway premiere at 59E59 Theaters. Check out photos from the first rehearsal and meet and greet here.

Composer and producer Stella Z released the single Mira Miruna ahead of her eight-track mini-album exploring lucid dreaming, surrealism, and the subconscious via CDR.

Singer-songwriters Henry Lees and Joanna Butler released the song THAT LAST GOODBYE, produced by Allister Bradley. The collaboration was written in response to profound family loss and received recognition from the International Songwriting Competition.

Deaf Toucan and New Tone released the two-track LA MUSICA EP on Gallery Recordings, with the B-side 'Scope' receiving support from DJs including KETTAMA and Sam Alfred. New Tone will tour the Netherlands and Australia starting October 2026.

New Jersey rock band JACK'S MAZE released 'The Edge,' a progressive rock single addressing grief and lost bandmates. The track follows their 2024 debut album and precedes their second album due in 2027.

Ahead of the festival, artists from The Gummy Bears’ Great War, How to Cry in a House Full of Children, The Radical Wedding Engine and Legend of Kaliakra share their personal reflections on language, identity and storytelling, exploring how theatre can transcend cultural boundaries, bring communities together and create connections beyond words.

For New Orleans native Vernon Brooks III, bringing Disney’s THE LION KING to the Saenger Theatre is more than another stop on the national tour. It’s a homecoming that represents years of dedication, sacrifice and a lifelong passion for dance.

Alley Theatre will present staged readings of new works by Liz Duffy Adams, Jake Brasch, Gloria Majule, and Luis Quintero, featuring members of the resident acting company and guest performers.

The Melbourne indie pop quartet releases their first studio album on Slumberland, a collection of 14 songs featuring the band's signature gentle melancholia and spare songwriting.

British musician Mick Butler's solo project SICKY pairs indie rock with dark humor on 'Mort,' a new single inspired by Terry Pratchett's Discworld novel. The track previews his fourth album 'Redland'.

Tickets for The Who's rock opera TOMMY will go on sale for its Seattle engagement at the Paramount Theatre. The Tony-nominated 2023 revival features creative direction from original creators Pete Townshend and Des McAnuff.

Mentalist and performance artist Scott Silven will present his new show WONDERS at Broad Stage in Santa Monica, blending psychological illusion, storytelling, and theatrical artistry.

Gothic folk singer-songwriter Kira McSpice released "Wreckage," a chamber folk ballad featuring operatic vocals and a ghostly choir, ahead of her album THE HOUSE via Danger Collective.

George A. Romero's lost 1962 debut film will screen for the first time in full at the Pittsburgh venue where NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD premiered, accompanied by a newly commissioned orchestral score.

The George A. Romero Foundation and Pittsburgh Cultural Trust will present a symphonic concert celebrating the filmmaker's life and legacy, featuring a newly commissioned orchestral score accompanying his restored 1962 debut film.

Joffrey Ballet lands $8M in major gifts, the Gamm and Lamb’s Players name new leaders, Gary Beestone Associates moves into producing, and LIFT returns in 2027. Plus Broadway Bridges’ 19-show semester and My Shows on Android.

Michelle Carter's new play, developed in part at Bridge Street Theatre in Catskill, New York, will have its world premiere. The production features Barbara Pitts, Amanda Duarte, and Phil Mansfield and is directed by Katy Early.

Centenary Stage Company's Fringe Festival will present a one-woman play written and performed by Erica Knight about painter Ralph Albert Blakelock's life and descent into madness.

British pop-soul duo Lighthouse Family will tour the UK and Ireland, revisiting their debut album OCEAN DRIVE and performing greatest hits from their catalogue.

An imaginatively mounted production with a terrific cast that acted as a tribute to the late great Duncan Sheik.

The Orange Tree's Tom Littler is not afraid of variety. After staging a delightful and clever version of Love's Labour's Lost and Much Ado About Nothing, set in the grounds of a Richmond school, he has turned to T.S. Eliot’s 1936 verse drama, Murder In The Cathedral, set in the church opposite the theatre. With a star turn from veteran actor David Suchet, this thought-provoking production is as captivating as it is atmospheric.