Love/Life 2005

The Lewis & Shirley White Theatre at The J in Kansas City reopens with A CHORUS LINE, the same musical that debuted there over 20 years ago.

Strawberry Theatre Workshop will present the final production of FELLOW PASSENGERS, a narrative adaptation of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol performed by four actors. The cast includes Amy Thone and Lamar Legend.

Long Wharf Theatre announces the full cast for Arthur Miller's THE PRICE in an inaugural partnership with Legacy Theatre. The production features Alexis Camins, Mark Nelson, Carman Lacivita, and Jennifer Lim.

THE DECEMBERISTS released a music video for "The Better Part of Bravery," an original song written for LAIKA's stop-motion film WILDWOOD, based on the novel by frontman Colin Meloy. The film and soundtrack are now available.

Third Coast Percussion and Jlin released their collaborative album VERNACULAR, featuring new works and arrangements blending acoustic percussion with electronic sounds on Rockwell Records.

Jonathan Groff will star in THE AMISH PROJECT, a solo play by Jessica Dickey directed by Sarna Lapine, beginning performances at the Broadhurst Theatre.

Starting a new season with the Willis Broadway Series at Des Moines Performing Arts is always exciting. This season is kicking off with the return of 'Spamalot.'

SONIC TEMPLE ART + MUSIC FESTIVAL will return to Historic Crew Stadium in Columbus with nearly 150 artists across five stages, including IRON MAIDEN, BLINK-182, KORN, FAITH NO MORE, A PERFECT CIRCLE, and ALICE IN CHAINS.

The Elgin Symphony Orchestra will perform its annual Holiday Spectacular Concert at Raue Center for the Arts in Crystal Lake. The regional orchestra, founded in 1950, is known for innovative programming and community engagement.

De La Soul will release an expanded 30th Anniversary Edition of STAKES IS HIGH, featuring newly remastered audio, previously unreleased instrumentals, remixes and exclusive collectible editions via A.O.I. Records.

Los Angeles rock band Liily announced their major label debut album WAX, set for release via Atlantic Records. The nine-track collection features new singles CALLUS and ERROR.

Melissa Etheridge will receive the 2026 Hope Award at the Hope for Depression Research Foundation's 20th annual luncheon seminar, honoring her advocacy work and her foundation's support of psychedelic medicine research.

Choreographer Marcos Morau creates a major new dance work celebrating David Bowie's artistic reinvention, set to debut at venues in Luxembourg, London, and Tokyo.

The new musical based on Matthew Quick's novel features an original score by A Great Big World and a book by four-time Tony nominee Rick Elice, with direction by Jessica Stone.

Emma Thompson reveals Stephen Sondheim's blunt warning that stopped her from starring in her own Nanny McPhee musical: 'You will die.'

The Martha Graham Dance Company returns to Sadler's Wells Theatre for the first time in over 20 years, presenting mixed bill programmes featuring Graham classics alongside new commissioned works.

Milwaukee alt-rock band TOY MACHINE GUN released their third album WAITING FOR DIAMONDS on digital platforms through Ton-Up Records. The album was recorded in Seattle and features guest appearances from Michael Musburger of Love Battery and the Posies.

Vince Gill and Marty Stuart released MARTY AND ME, the eleventh installment in Gill's 50 YEARS FROM HOME EP series, featuring five new songs the pair wrote together.

The long-running comedy show marks its twentieth anniversary with a complete cast announcement for the upcoming POTTED PANTO production.

Seven actors have joined the cast of AN OAK TREE, including Khalid Abdalla, Matthew Bayton, Phoebe Campbell, Caitlin FitzGerald, Jack Holden, Melanie La Barrie, and Sid Sagar.

Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra will present two world premieres with guest conductor Ludovic Morlot and Grammy Award-winning pipa player Wu Man, alongside works by composer-in-residence Huang Ruo and Schoenberg.

U2 announced a world tour supporting their album CARNAVAL DE LUZ, with dates set for Mexico City, São Paulo, and Buenos Aires starting February 23, 2027, with Beck as support. Europe and North America dates are forthcoming.

The 17th annual SOHO International Film Festival crowned JACKRABBIT and KARLOVY VARY as best feature films, while FIELD TRIP earned dual documentary awards and audience recognition.

The Australian Music Prize shortlist features nine albums selected from over 600 releases. The winner will receive a $50,000 cash prize from principal partner SoundMerch.

Colorado post-punk and shoegaze act A SHORELINE DREAM released the album WAITING, marking two decades since their debut AVOIDING THE CONSEQUENCES. The record reflects on sacrifice and persistence in independent music.