Post-hardcore pioneers SHUDDER TO THINK release their first new project in nearly three decades, WHO SENT YOU, via Dischord Records, accompanied by tour dates in Philadelphia, New York City, and Los Angeles.
BOYNEXTDOOR will release their first studio album repackage HOME: DELUXE on September 28, featuring 14 tracks including new material. The group will launch their first-ever North American tour starting October 30 in Dallas, with stops across major cities including New York, Los Angeles, and Toronto through November.
Nashville alternative band IN COLOR released new track 'Marionette' on Big Loud Rock, exploring past romantic control through genre-blending production. The band will join Pierce The Veil for the I Can't Hear You World Tour finale at San Diego's Petco Park and perform select West Coast headline shows.
Indie pop singer-songwriter Susannah Joffe released the single 'Suddenly' ahead of her debut album 'Dust Settles and So Will I' arriving September 25. Joffe will join Paris Paloma on The FATAL FLAW North American Tour this fall.
Gothic folk band Dust Bowl Faeries will present an interactive murder mystery with audience participation at the Rochester Fringe Festival. Attendees can play murder suspects or jury members in the musical tableau.
The Austin-based string quartet will perform at The Weill Music Institute at Carnegie Hall, collaborate with the Isidore String Quartet at Yale University and Music Mondays in New York City, and appear with clarinetist David Shifrin in Virginia and Michigan.
JUNO-nominated singer Ruby Waters released the official music video for her latest single GET A GRIP. The release follows her breakout hit WET T-SHIRT, which surpassed 11 million Spotify streams and became a Canadian Modern Rock radio success.
Singer-songwriter Lawrence Rothman released the single 'Demons' featuring GRAMMY-nominated artist Delaney Ramsdell, with an accompanying music video directed by Floria Sigismondi. The track precedes Rothman's album HERE LIES LOVE / SAWDUST TO STARDUST, arriving September 25.
Raye released the official music video for JOY., her latest single featuring her sisters Amma and Absolutely. The video follows the three as they travel through London in the Joymobile, distributing sunflowers and capturing spontaneous moments of happiness from passersby.
Elf Lyons brings her Edinburgh Fringe hit to SoHo Playhouse following 29 five-star reviews. The autobiographical comedy explores love and heartbreak through theatrical storytelling.
Brooklyn post-rock duo Devin Gilbert and Jeb Polstein release their debut album HUAJH, featuring eight tracks that blend post-hardcore, slowcore, and blackened-metal intensity.
MÖTLEY CRÜE marks 45 years with a definitive deluxe limited edition of TOO FAST FOR LOVE, featuring a previously unreleased 1981 demo and music video.
THE RASMUS released a punk rock cover of Alphaville's "Forever Young" ahead of their first-ever North American headline tour, which runs through October with support from Saint Agnes and Death Valley Dreams.
DESPERATE SCOUSEWIVES: NESSA'S STORY will tour five venues across Liverpool City Region, starring Brookside's Sarah White. The production, written and directed by Lynne Fitzgerald, includes an added matinee performance at Liverpool's Epstein Theatre due to demand.
Artemisia LeFay performs Weimar-era cabaret with double bassist Clayton Thompson and pianist Renée Guerrero, exploring how artists responded to 1920s and 1930s political upheaval through works by Brecht, Weill, and others.
La Compagnie Tilawcis will present Flamboyants! a theatrical and musical performance connecting Creole communities of Réunion Island, Puerto Rico, and New Orleans through shared histories and cultural traditions.
The Australian Theatre Festival NYC Season 2026 company has been revealed. The Festival will feature a week-long celebration of Australian theatre, music, storytelling, and community events.
Platinum-selling singer-songwriter Josiah Queen will launch The Damascus Road Tour on April 8 at BOK Center in Tulsa, marking his leap to arena stages across North America. The 17-date spring run includes stops in Indianapolis, Charlotte, Minneapolis, and Los Angeles.
This Is Lorelei releases final single The Kid With the Crown ahead of the album THE SINGER IN MY BAND, arriving September 11 via Matador Records. The band expands world tour dates with support from Bleachers, @, Colin Miller, and others.
Works & Process will present free pop-up performances of THE 24/7 DINER by choreographer Courtney 'Balenciaga' Washington at Free Food Refettorio Harlem, blending street dance and ballroom culture with a sit-down dinner.
Trans-Siberian Orchestra announced its 30th anniversary winter tour featuring a reimagined production of The Ghosts of Christmas Eve. The tour begins November 19 in Green Bay and includes stops in Cincinnati, Denver, and Salt Lake City through the holiday season.
Post-hardcore pioneers Shudder to Think released their first project in nearly three decades via Dischord Records on September 11. The band shared a cover of Depeche Mode's "Something To Do" ahead of fall tour dates in Philadelphia, New York City, and Los Angeles.
Brooklyn rap group DELIVERY BOYS released collaborative single WAR AND PEACE with Houston legend Paul Wall via Broke Records. The track blends East Coast lyricism with Southern flow following the group's viral momentum and U.S. tour.
Liz Nistico's solo project REVENGE WIFE released the second single from her debut album ALIEN WITCH, a track exploring unconditional love through soft vocals and prog-rock production.
Darius Rucker released his new song I BELIEVE, marking his first new music since 2023's Carolyn's Boy. He co-wrote the track with Eric Paslay, Wayne Hector and Steve Robson.
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