BlackRock Center for the Arts will mark America 250 with tribute performances honoring Nirvana, Barbra Streisand, Luther Vandross, and Ray Charles, plus new partnerships with area arts organizations.
Directed by Elaine Epstein, the documentary follows the arrest of a midwife serving Amish and Mennonite families in rural New York and the women who organized in response.
Sharon Kleinberg's directorial debut, starring Oustin de León as a transgender taxi driver navigating pregnancy and fatherhood, follows its Guadalajara premiere with stops in Toronto and New York.
The Brothers Comatose released their new single, "HIGH HOPING," co-written with Grammy-winning songwriter Melody Walker during a writing session in Nashville.
The Australian electronic band will embark on their first North American DJ tour since 2016, following the release of their seventh studio album, MOMENTS.
Gyasi released the instrumental acoustic track "Poor Boy," the second single from his upcoming blues album Songs from the Holler, arriving via Alive Naturalsound Records.
Jodhpur RIFF will celebrate its 20th anniversary at Mehrangarh Fort with musicians from six continents alongside Rajasthani folk artists, festival organizers announced.
Tiffany Young released her debut solo studio album, EDGE OF CALM, via Pacific Music Group, accompanied by a music video for the title track.
U.K. indie-pop duo GIRLHOOD released the single "LEMON AID" from its upcoming fourth album, THIS WILL MAKE SENSE IN THE END, via OK! Good Records, built around singer-songwriter Natalie Holmes.
Beenie Man released a 16-track album titled EMINENCE, produced by Kemar McGregor and featuring Snoop Dogg, Rick Ross, T.I., Ashanti, Mýa and Stefflon Don among others.
Welsh art-punk trio Lacross Club released Everyone Knew, a new single pulled from an upcoming EP, marking the Bristol-based band's first new music in over a year.
Music Worcester will present a five-concert BACHtoberfest weekend featuring Emi Ferguson, Kit Armstrong, and Boris Giltburg performing works by Johann Sebastian Bach in Worcester, Massachusetts.
Carpenter Performing Arts Center on the campus of California State University, Long Beach kicks off their 2026-2027 Season of music with the return of Grammy Award-winning vocalist, songwriter, and producer Bilal on Thursday, September 24 at 8 p.m.
The Melbourne International Jazz Festival will run October 16-25, 2026, presenting more than 550 artists from 18 countries across 150-plus events, including REBIRTH BRASS BAND and Benjamin Clementine.
Dance/NYC named Arturo Lyons and Omari Wiles, Tony-winning co-choreographers of CATS: THE JELLICLE BALL, as recipients of its NEW YORKERS FOR DANCE Award, honoring their work in ballroom culture.
Dan Clapson and ZENON will present a live concept concert of their new musical at The Broadway Theatre, featuring a country-roots revue and a first listen to the show's draft score.
Saxophonists Vincent Herring and Eric Alexander will lead a quintet with Mike LeDonne, John Webber and Carl Allen for a Charlie Parker birthday celebration at SMOKE Jazz Club in New York.
Kieron J. Walsh's SKINTOWN won the Sean Connery Prize for Feature Filmmaking Excellence, while Sinda Agha's GRIEF ROOM took the Thelma Schoonmaker Prize for Short Filmmaking Excellence at a ceremony in Edinburgh.
Capri Records will reissue guitarist Joshua Breakstone's debut album WONDERFUL!, featuring Barry Harris, Earl Sauls and Leroy Williams, out of print for nearly four decades and appearing on CD for the first time.
Dance/NYC has named Arturo Lyons and Omari Wiles, Tony Award-winning Co-Choreographers of CATS: The Jellicle Ball on Broadway, as recipients of the 2026 NEW YORKERS FOR DANCE Award.
DJ Gigola brought a genre-blurring Berlin sound to Pacha Ibiza's SOLOMUN +1 residency, opening with a high-energy set before joining Solomun for a closing back-to-back performance.
Red Bull Theater's upcoming season will feature two world premieres, including God's Spies by Bill Cain, plus a Cole Porter benefit concert and its annual Short New Play Festival.
Texas country singer-songwriter Elle Townley will independently release her self-written single "You're Not Enough," an honky tonk anthem about self-worth and resilience, alongside a new lyric video.
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.
Blue Griffin Recordings will release AMERICAN SOLILOQUY: Music for Flute Alone, a two-disc solo flute survey by flutist Richard Sherman spanning eighteen American composers and 125 years of music.
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