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Pete Fij, formerly of Adorable, has released the single and video for "Wake Up Honey," the latest preview of his upcoming album Up's The New Down via Tip Top Records.

Fake Names will release their third studio album, PUNK RUINS, on October 23 and kick off a US tour in February 2027. The band shared a video for new song "Until It's Normal."

Austin guitarist and songwriter Emily Wolfe released "Power," the second single from her upcoming album, exploring themes of desire and authenticity.

Los Angeles singer-songwriter V Torres has released her sophomore album WOMAN, a seven-track record exploring identity, grief and healing across a decade of her life.

Aaron Dilloway announced his first full-length album since 2017, completing a trilogy that began with Modern Jester. The noise pioneer will also perform live dates this fall.

THIEF, the dark electronic project of Dylan Neal, announced its fifth album, Sermons from the Pit, and shared the single and video for "Moon and Kill."

LJ Benet and Ali Louis Bourzgui performed 'Total Eclipse of the Heart' from Dance of the Vampires at MCC Theater's MISCAST26 gala. Check out the video here!

The Carbonell Awards named Gary Cadwallader, Jairo Ontiveros and Lori Slade Sessions joint recipients of the Howard Kleinberg Award, honoring contributions to arts education in South Florida theatre.

Strictly Come Dancing's Gorka Márquez will guest star in XMAS ON THE DANCEFLOOR, a new festive dance show opening at Blackpool Opera House before touring UK venues.

Derek Mitchell's award-winning solo show GOBLIN, set in 2007, will transfer to Park Theatre following runs at Camden People's Theatre, Pleasance and Summerhall.

Ryan Mulvey and Leanne Campbell will lead the cast of Regal Entertainments' SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS at Liverpool's Epstein Theatre, with Elisha Mai Curry taking the title role.

Michelle Lim Davidson makes her playwriting debut with KOREABOO, a mother-daughter reunion story exploring intercountry adoption, set to premiere at Malthouse Theatre's Beckett.

Patrick Hamilton (1904-1962) wrote his semi-autobiographical trilogy as a dark celebration of the seedy, smoggy, smutty London he inhabited in the late 1920s. Published first as Bob’s story (The Midnight Bell 1929), then with Jenny’s back-story (the salaciously titled The Siege of Pleasure 1932) and finally Ella’s simultaneous story to Bob’s (The Plains of Cement 1934, originally titled ‘Time, Gentlemen, Please’), Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky – A London Trilogy was compiled and published in one volume 1935.

Bringing a boatload of fresh information and perspective to the history of the Trail of Tears, along with the lasting injustices suffered by the Cherokee Nation, Mary Kathryn Nagle speaks out for the righteousness of the Cherokee cause and for reconciliation between longstanding Cherokee factions.

What did our critic think of THE BUNCO SQUAD ROLLS AGAIN at Murry's Dinner Playhouse?

UtahPresents will host LIMÓN DANCE COMPANY at Kingsbury Hall and sitar virtuoso Niladri Kumaar at Libby Gardner Concert Hall, part of the University of Utah's upcoming performing arts season.

Emma Howard's experimental dark comedy MOUTHFEEL, directed by Camila Calderón, will be presented as part of the 2026-27 Season of Neurodivergent Plays.

Great Lakes Theater will present Shakespeare's THE WINTER'S TALE at the Hanna Theatre, directed by Tracy Young in a modern verse adaptation she wrote for Play On Shakespeare.

Studio Theatre in Exile will present Marc J. Straus's play in verse APHASIA at the Chain Theatre, with the poet and physician performing his mother's story under Mara Mills's direction.

Rise and shine, BroadwayWorld! It is September 1, 2026 and it's time to catch up on all of the theatrical happenings you may have missed in the last 24 hours.

Thomas Søndergård will lead the Minnesota Orchestra in Stravinsky's THE FIREBIRD with video design by Tal Rosner, alongside a new PENTATONE recording featuring Prokofiev's symphonies.

FX shared a Season 18 scene from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia showing Charlie and Frank staging a Mummers parade while Mac helps his dad pull off a prison break.

Opening on September 11, 2026, the 25th anniversary of “The Day that Changed America,” Come From Away takes the stage at Bell Theater at Bell Works in a new professional production directed and choreographed by Lisa Stevens (Broadway's Chicago and West End's 9 to 5).

The Marsh Berkeley offers up a work for the spiritually adventurous and existentially exhausted with the premiere of Alicia Dattner's Small Batch, Artisanal Comedy, a new solo show about love, loss, and the search for something handmade in an algorithmic age. Poking fun at the gourmands and the gauche alike, Dattner composts a season of stories into a self-deprecating comedy that turns the mundane absurd.

On Saturday, August 29, Broadway star Heather Headley, who originated the roles of Nala in THE LION KING and the title character in AIDA, made her much-anticipated Utah concert debut at the SCERA Shell Outdoor Theatre in Orem.