Love - 2023 - Off-Broadway Articles Page 8

Bobby Amaru's band released its new studio album, addressing addiction, grief and recovery, ahead of a co-headlining tour with Drowning Pool marking 25 years of their breakout records.

Icona Pop released their new album Ritual and debuted an official visualizer for focus track Hurt, with fall U.S. tour dates now on sale.

Jenna Raine released her debut album JEANS, BOYS & JESUS via Warner Records, a 12-track project touching on faith, love and growing up, co-written with several collaborators.

FOGHAT will release its first live album featuring the band's current lineup, a triple vinyl set that also includes the vinyl debut of SHAKEN & STIRRED by Earl & the Agitators.

Los Angeles singer-songwriter David Haerle traces the rise and fall of a first romance on his new single, accompanied by a black-and-white desert-set music video directed by Kim Debus.

Jenna Raine released her 12-track debut album via Warner Records, exploring faith, love and growing up, and announced a 24-city headline tour launching this fall.

Chilean reggaetón artist FloyyMenor teamed with Mexican singer Óscar Maydon on the new single PASTILLITAS DE COLOR, extending his growing musical ties to Mexico.

Justine Clarke (Julia) will return to Sydney Theatre Company this September for an encore Sydney season of Dennis Kelly's one-woman play, Girls & Boys at the Wharf Theatre.

The musical comedy concept album, featuring Chris Sullivan and Kimiko Glenn, is now streaming after its songs and cast drew more than 10 million views online.

Métier Records will release composer Samuel Andreyev's original score for SOUDAIN (All of a Sudden), the Ryûsuke Hamaguchi film nominated for the Palme d'Or at Cannes.

Portair announced his debut full-length album GATHERING DUST and shared its new single LOVED BY YOU, featuring singer-songwriter Joy Williams.

Irish folk trio AMBLE announced their second studio album, LOVE AND ALL ITS WARES, arriving January 29 via Warner Records, alongside new single LAST RITES and additional UK/EU tour dates.

Chicago queer power pop band Pinksqueeze will release its new album We Can Have It, following singles including Sweet Tooth and The Gay Agenda.

Keller Cox has released a new duet, "Way Things Work," featuring THE CASTELLOWS via Make Wake Records, exploring themes of love and letting go.

Country-rock band Exile released "Blood Red Moon," a song about infidelity and betrayal, as the third single from the upcoming album LOOK OUT HEART.

Nashville singer-songwriter Alex Hall released a new single, "Keep Livin'," co-written with Luke Preston and Andy Skib, drawing on themes of sobriety and resilience.

Gus Dapperton released a new single and accompanying video via ALTER Music, marking his first solo music release in three years, following his previous album.

Irish singer-songwriter Janet Devlin released a flirty new single exploring a more sensual side after previously focusing on heartache and personal struggles in her music.

Choreographer Adrienne Westwood and composer Angélica Negrón will premiere a dance and sound sculpture work at Target Margin's Doxsee Theater, featuring eight femme performers and live projection.

Florida Studio Theatre's cabaret SONGBIRDS OF THE SEVENTIES: FROM WOODSTOCK TO SOFT ROCK has been extended a second time, continuing its run of hits from artists including Stevie Nicks and Carole King.

Margo Cilker's third album, LITTLE WHITE CROSS, is set for an October 9 release via Fossil Records, following sessions with producer Bruce Robison in Lockhart, Texas.

Burlington, VT rock band BRUNCH released double A-side singles PLEASE KILL ME and MAN ALIVE, followed by a live release show at Brooklyn's Purgatory.

The Burlington, VT-based alt punk band BRUNCH released two new tracks and will perform them live at Purgatory in Brooklyn, following its 2024 EP DOGINYA.

The cult cabaret starring Sarah-Louise Young will return to the Fairfax Studio at Arts Centre Melbourne, following a sold-out run in the city.

Sydney Yu's autobiographical solo show about family, memory, and love will premiere at The Tank as part of LimeFest programming.