GODFLESH to Release DECAY LP, Share New Single Living/Ending
Justin Broadrick and Ben Green announced Godflesh's tenth and penultimate studio album, set for release on Relapse Records, alongside the new single Living/Ending.
Justin Broadrick and Ben Green announced Godflesh's tenth and penultimate studio album, set for release on Relapse Records, alongside the new single Living/Ending.
Mynd Reader announced a new acoustic EP led by drummer Brian Sachs, alongside the single Still Uncertain, produced and mixed by Grammy winner Michael Brauer.
New tracks from Jess Williamson, MYND READER, Aubory Bugg, Elizabeth Cook, Phillip Phillips and Andy Grammer highlight this week's new music slate, with upcoming albums and EPs also announced.
Five filmmakers explore Canadian and Indigenous identity in REDEFINED, a short documentary initiative from the National Film Board of Canada and TIFF premiering at TIFF Lightbox and online.
Toronto-based singer-songwriter Tonia Evans will release a cover of Kate Bush's RUNNING UP THAT HILL, drawn from her divorce after 23 years of marriage and a betrayal she says reshaped her life and art.
The Bushnell and Hartford Symphony Orchestra will present Emanuel Ax and Yo-Yo Ma in recital December 4, 2026, in Hartford, with tickets going on sale August 14.
Almost Quintet will present the New York City premiere of Dr. Edward W. Hardy's song cycle BORN FREE at Saint John's in the Village as part of its Love, Earth, Death concert tour.
Wade Forster released his new song Love Crimes ahead of his third album, The Aftermath, out August 14. The Australian Cowboy Wade Forster will bring The Aftermath Tour to Phoenix, Salt Lake City, Denver, Chicago and Dallas this summer.
Composer Steve Long will present a citywide festival of 17 concerts across six New York venues marking the centennial of composers Morton Feldman and Earle Brown.
Saxophonists Vincent Herring and Eric Alexander will lead a quintet celebrating Charlie Parker's birthday at SMOKE Jazz Club in New York, with sets featuring pianist Mike LeDonne, bassist John Webber and drummer Carl Allen.
The Caribbean Music Awards announced that Shyne, Patra, Calypso Rose and Alan Cavé will receive honors during its fourth annual ceremony in Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago.
Vic Mensa will debut a weekly video series exploring politics and culture alongside his new media company ORANJ, with guests including Chance the Rapper.
Anyma announced the launch of ÆDEN Records, a new label imprint debuting with the compilation ÆDEN: Digital Renaissance Vol. I, featuring Kevin De Vries, Argy, Massano and others.
Toccata Classics will release four albums featuring works by Cedric Thorpe Davie, Caspar Diethelm, Tony Hewitt-Jones, and Giuseppe Cambini, including several first recordings.
Sounds from a Safe Harbour released a short film honoring Eoin French, announced its first vinyl release, SFSH25 MIXTAPE, and detailed an international tour of SIRENS hosted by Lisa Hannigan.
Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre named six new company artists joining from ballet companies across the U.S. and abroad, alongside three internal promotions and several departures.
Dance Theatre of Harlem named Derrick Adams, Sanford Biggers, Virginia Johnson, Fatima Robinson, Marcus Samuelsson and Mickalene Thomas to its first Artistic Council, a group of advisors shaping the company's programming and outreach.
The Paley Center for Media announced the return of PaleyFest NY at the Paley Museum, introducing a new PaleyFest Award honoring work including AMERICAN HORROR STORY, THE GILDED AGE, and Billy Crystal's Broadway return.
Michael Gardner will direct his own stage adaptation of Jean Cocteau's novella, following two siblings whose private fantasy world begins to unravel, in a limited off-Broadway run.
Charmene Yap and Cass Mortimer Eipper have been appointed Co-Artistic Directors of Co3 Contemporary Dance Australia, succeeding founding director Raewyn Hill and relocating to Perth to lead the company.
Seattle Repertory Theater will present EULOGY, a show written by Brendan Healy about facing terminal illness and planning his own funeral, following its sold-out run with PWT.
Okwui Okpokwasili and Peter Born's sweat variant will present the cross-disciplinary work at venues including the Wexner Center, BAM, and Walker Art Center, with accompanying exhibitions.
Conductor-composer Matthias Pintscher will succeed Jaime Martín as LACO's Music Director, beginning a four-year term after a season serving as Music Director Designate.
Spire Center for Performing Arts in Plymouth will host two holiday concerts this December, featuring vocal group DIVAS WITH A TWIST and singer-songwriter Jon McLaughlin.
Crawl Space Plays will stage Michael Gardner's adaptation of Jean Cocteau's novella about two secluded siblings, running for a limited engagement in New York City.