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Dead Poet Society released their album MONARCH via Spinefarm and unveiled visualizers for every track. The band begins a U.S. co-headlining tour with Honey's Revenge on Oct. 23, followed by a UK and Europe trek with Muse from Nov. 12 through Dec. 8.

Minneapolis artist and Epic Records standout Melly Mike released the single "Turnin Your Back," marking the latest preview of his forthcoming EP TIME4WAR. The track follows his viral hit "Young Black & Rich."

The Black Watch, the Los Angeles indie band led by John Andrew Fredrick, will release its 27th studio album. The project marks the band's continued prolific output on ATOM Records.

The romantic comedy, marking Grammy Award-winning artist Luis Fonsi's feature film debut, is now streaming on Netflix. The film follows three friends who recite a prayer to St. Anthony in search of true love.

The Donmar Warehouse announced full casting for Stuart Slade's world premiere THE KING'S RANSOM, a dark comedy about a heist to steal Elvis Presley's corpse, directed by Matthew Dunster and starring Charlie Cox.

The Governor General Award-winning play by N'lakap'mux playwright Kevin Loring returns to Vancouver, examining loss and redemption through the story of a father and daughter's reunion in Lytton, B.C.

New Rochelle Opera will present the Oscar-nominated documentary VIVA VERDI!, featuring a post-screening conversation with director Yvonne Russo and a dessert reception celebrating the retirement home for opera singers in Milan.

BOEING BOEING, now playing at TexArts in Lakeway, is the kind of comedy they sometimes call a “door-slamming farce” – a high-energy affair with lots of wacky hijinks, misunderstandings, and yes, characters frantically coming in and out of doors.

Brandi Carlile reveals how a surprise Sandra Bullock FaceTime led to a Billy Joel cover, plus her prank war with Sista Strings and new album details.

Becky G will participate in Project Healthy Minds' fifth annual World Mental Health Day Festival in New York, alongside Karl-Anthony Towns, Terry Crews, and other speakers. Grammy and Tony winner Shoshana Bean will perform at the organization's gala.

Cabaret artist Travis Moser will present MIXTAPE at The Green Room 42 at Hudson Local, featuring Tony Award-nominated playwright Charles Busch. The show spans the American Songbook with arrangements of Billy Joel, Stephen Sondheim, Bob Dylan and others.

Oscar and Tony-winning producer Bruce Cohen will be honored with the Vito Russo Award for his three decades of LGBTQ advocacy across film, television, and theater.

In an unusual opening to DanceCleveland’s 70th Anniversary Season, the organization took to the outdoors at Akron’s Cascade Valley Metro Park over the past two weekends for the world premiere of dancer-choreographer Dominic Moore-Dunson’s site-specific dance-theater piece, Black by Nature. 

The last few years have seen a resurgence in the commercial off-Broadway space. Last year saw prominent revivals of Heathers and 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, and this fall alone will see a revival of Spring Awakening and new musicals Midnight and The Conversation. And that’s before getting into the dozens of commercial off-Broadway plays. The number of shows and the prominence Off-Broadway is gaining certainly seem to suggest a much higher degree of optimism in those spaces compared to the relatively struggling Broadway landscape. But what’s behind that optimism?

The third annual BORSCHT BELT FILM FEST will present documentaries and films about Mel Brooks, Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara, and Catskills resort culture at Shadowland Stages in Ellenville, featuring filmmaker talkbacks.

Chicago is never lacking outstanding theatre, whether epic Broadway shows, engrossing dramas or bold fringe offerings. BroadwayWorld is rounding up our top recommended theatre every month. Selections for October 2026 include TOPDOG/UNDERDOG and more.

A restored 4K version of Henry Jaglom's 1980 road-trip comedy SITTING DUCKS will screen at the New/Next Film Fest in Baltimore. The film follows two criminals on an optimistic journey.

Tony Award winner Beth Leavel will perform a new cabaret show at 54 Below celebrating Women's History Month. The Broadway performer will share stories from her career in theatre across three performances.

Pianists Inna Faliks and Daniel Schlosberg released a recording of Mahler's Symphony No. 6 transcribed for piano four-hands by Alexander Zemlinsky on Sono Luminus.

Atlanta emo band ADJUST THE SAILS released the single "GLP-One Punch Man," which addresses post-tour depression, anxiety, and burnout following singer Shane Hurst's first full US tour.

Pabllo Vittar released a new single, BODY TYPE, featuring Brazilian artist Urias, ahead of her upcoming album LOST IN LUST, out via The Orchard.

Concord Theatricals announced the cast for a development workshop of IN MARRAKECH, a new original musical by Kate Marlais and Alex Young directed by Josh Seymour, featuring Niamh Cusack, Edward Bennett, and Katherine Kingsley.

Ben Duke returns to the London stage in a new dance-theatre work that reimagines Shakespeare's most famous character as a depressed, violent figure making one final appearance before Hamlet is performed no more.

AYLA: A New Musical, a new musical from composer Gianluca Cucchiara and producer Giovanna Romagnoli, will present a one-night semi-staged concert at The Other Palace, featuring Nathania Ong, Djavan van de Fliert, and Jonathan Andrew Hume.

HE.SHE.THEY Records marks five years with their first compilation album featuring Floyd Lavine's 'Bold' and tracks from Maya Jane Coles, SYREETA, Nikki Nair, and other underground artists.