JAZZ HOUSE KiDS' 17th annual Montclair Jazz Festival brought an estimated 32,000 attendees to Lackawanna Station, where Patrice Rushen received the NEA Jazz Masters Fellowship on the festival's Main Stage.
New York City alternative pop rockers The Upsides detailed their forthcoming album and released its atmospheric title single, alongside a new music video, ahead of the record's release via Dream Wolf Records.
Debbie Goodstein's new play, directed by Jonathan Silverstein and presented by Prism Stage Company and Cate Cammarata, follows an Upper West Side family confronting old wounds and division during an engagement celebration.
City Theatre will stage IN CLAY, a solo musical about overlooked ceramic artist Marie-Berthe Cazin, following a sold-out run at Signature Theatre in Washington, D.C.
Brooklyn alt-rock trio Gooseberry will release the single "D.B. Cooper" ahead of its sophomore album Simple Sucker, continuing the band's blend of indie rock and blues influences.
The Frick Collection announced its upcoming concert season, featuring free Garden Court pop-up performances, a Matthew Aucoin world premiere, and recitals from pianists, vocalists, and early-music ensembles.
Craft Recordings' Original Jazz Classics series will reissue RELAXIN' WITH THE Miles DAVIS QUINTET, JOHN COLTRANE WITH THE RED GARLAND TRIO and A CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS on vinyl and hi-res audio.
THEE SINSEERS released the fourth single from their upcoming sophomore album LOVE STORIES, arriving via Colemine Records with a fall/winter tour to follow.
Rehearsal images have been released for The Other Side of Murder, starring Rufus Hound as TV medium Darius Divine alongside Susie Blake, Carla Mendonça, Aisha Jawando and more. The new Torben Betts comedy thriller begins its 2026-27 UK and Ireland tour in September.
Netflix released an official teaser and premiere date for HOLLYWOOD ARTS, the next chapter in the VICTORIOUS universe, along with first-look photos of the new series.
Neil Patrick Harris hosted the Horizons: Disney Experiences Showcase at Anaheim's Honda Center, where Disney Experiences leaders detailed upcoming projects at parks worldwide.
Tennessee Performing Arts Center will present a new discussion series pairing artists, researchers and health professionals with community members to examine how the performing arts affect mental health and connection.
Bassist and composer Emma Dayhuff will release her second album as a leader, drawing on her Montana upbringing and Chicago music roots, via Division 81 Records.
THEE SINSEERS will release the single THERE SHE GOES, the fourth track from the band's upcoming sophomore album LOVE STORIES via Colemine Records.
River Shook will add West Coast stops to a Fall headline tour supporting the solo debut album RIVER SHOOK, kicking off September 17 at AmericanaFest in Nashville before heading west starting November 3 in Denver.
Phillip Phillips has released his new single, Remember Me, a reflective track previewing his upcoming EP, LET'S GO FAR: VOL. 1, and his headlining fall tour.
Rattlestick Theater has selected playwrights Stefani Kuo 郭佳怡 and Marissa Joyce Stamps for its Van Lier New Voices Fellowship, which includes a living stipend and artistic fund for emerging writers of color.
The Recording Industry Association of America certified Alan Jackson's catalog for 85.5-million units sold in the U.S., an honor presented backstage at his farewell concert in Nashville.
The Hermitage Artist Retreat will present six outdoor programs across Selby Gardens' Downtown Sarasota and Historic Spanish Point campuses, opening with Hermitage Fellows Madeline Benson, Chris Peters, and Matīss Čudars.
Art d'Ecco announced Scheele's Green, his fifth studio album via Paper Bag Records, alongside the seven-minute lead single and video The Death of Indie.
New production photos are here for Game of Thrones: The Mad King, the RSC's world premiere play now running at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre.
SFJAZZ will open its 2026-27 season with a September lineup marking centennials for Ray Brown, John Coltrane, and Miles Davis, featuring Christian McBride, Nduduzo Makhathini, and Paul Cornish.
Rainy Day Plays will present PLEASE DON'T FLUSH, a free municipal comedy staged across the five boroughs in partnership with NYC Emergency Management and the Waterfront Alliance for Climate Week NYC.
Gillian Anderson and Billy Crudup will star in Edward Albee's play, with full casting and creative team announced ahead of its West End run. Learn more here.
The New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark has announced additions to its jazz festival lineup, with tributes to Miles Davis, Zakir Hussain and James Moody among the programming.
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