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.
French Montana and Max B received a VMA nomination for Best Collaboration for their hit EVER SINCE U LEFT ME, which has drawn remixes from Remy Ma and Lil' Kim.
Nicole Atkins released the music video for TRIPPIN' ON TEARDROPS, the opening track from her album DRAMA, due September 18 via Sun Records/Wicked Game Records. Her US headline tour begins October 9 in Columbus, Ohio.
An industry reading of Makaio Toft's HEAT will bring together David Iacono, Owen Painter, Jack Dylan Grazer, and Laurie Hernandez in leading roles.
Wallace Too Productions and The Filigree Theatre will present a staged reading of Sabrina Wallace's debut play at Hyde Park Theatre, directed by Elizabeth V. Newman.
W.A.S.P. will kick off its 1984 TO HEADLESS North American tour on September 10 in California, running through October 31 with KK'S PRIEST as support, performing songs from its first four albums.
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.
Trish Toledo, known for reviving classic pop and soul ballads, will perform at the Fox Theatre, blending music from an earlier era with today's audiences.
Wilmington drummer and bandleader Jonathan Whitney will release a new album honoring enslaved people and freemen tied to the Cooch's Bridge Revolutionary War site in Delaware.
Natasha Castillo will explore the lesser-known life and music of Bobby Darin in a new show directed by Lennie Watts at Don't Tell Mama in New York City.
Kurt Deimer released a music video for "Always There" from his album A GROG IS BORN, now available on CD and vinyl, as his film HELLBILLY HOLLOW heads to select theaters.
Butcher Babies announced their new album NIGHTBLOOM, produced by Howard Benson, and released a music video for the single "Blame It on the Wind."
HUMANHOOD will return to Sadler's Wells East with VORTEX, a new dance production from founders Julia Robert and Rudi Cole exploring resilience amid chaos.
Jack Ambrose, Helena Pipe and Bex Smith will star in NIGHT CITY, Max Wilkinson's drama about London's gig economy, directed by Ebenezer Bamgboye at Southwark Playhouse Borough.
Choreographer Shashidharan Nair was honored with the Sangeet Natak Akademi Award for Creative and Experimental Dance, recognizing six decades of work in Indian dance and choreography.
Oregon Repertory Singers will open its new season with Hyo-Won Woo's oratorio CREO, performed with Portland Youth Philharmonic Camerata at The Patricia Reser Center for the Arts.
Shattered Globe Theatre's new season under Producing Artistic Director Ian Frank will include Midwest premieres of VLADIMIR and THE WATERFALL alongside BRACE BRACE at Theater Wit in Chicago.
Christie Whelan Browne will play both Margo and Eve in Malthouse Theatre's Australian premiere of ALL ABOUT EVE, directed by Dean Bryant at the Merlyn.
Chris Connelly has released the video for 'House of 70's,' the lead track from his upcoming album DOO WOP IN THE DARK: A PORTRAIT OF LOU REED, blending Reed's compositions with original songs.
A new American Masters documentary chronicles poet Mary Oliver's life and work, featuring interviews with Maria Shriver, John Waters and Ada Limón, plus poetry read by Oprah Winfrey and Stephen Colbert.
Choreographer Lenio Kaklea's The Birds will have its New York premiere in Chatham, co-presented by L'Alliance New York and PS21: Center for Contemporary Performance as part of the Crossing The Line Festival.
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