London artist Molly And The Dolly Shop released her new EP SOMETHING ABOUT HANDS, a collection of songs exploring vulnerability and human connection through deeply relatable storytelling.
The full cast has been announced for SCROOGE THE MUSICAL, a musical adaptation of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol, opening at Glasgow's SEC Armadillo. The production will be directed by Thom Southerland.
Red Bull Theater will present a staged reading of THE KING BORN A WOMAN, directed by Melissa Crespo, featuring Leovina Charles, Carson Elrod, Marianna Gailus, and others. The production will premiere live and be streamed from The Public Theater.
Pianist Chengcheng Ma will perform his Carnegie Hall debut at Weill Recital Hall, featuring world and U.S. premieres and works by living composers.
Philadelphia band SNACKTIME joined MT. JOY at Madison Square Garden and will perform with the band again on September 25 at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion in Camden, NJ, while continuing their fall tour with Devon Gilfillian.
Guitarist Miles Okazaki reissues his six-disc solo guitar album WORK, which features the complete Thelonious Monk songbook, coinciding with the release of THE MONKATHON film.
Pluto TV debuts a rebuilt platform on Paramount+ tech, with a bigger on-demand library featuring The X-Files, John Wick, The Notebook and more.
Singer-songwriter Niko Rubio announced her debut album LATE NIGHT SWIM, set for release on October 30, featuring singles including the viral hit "tokyo." Her California headline tour will kick off on December 4 in San Francisco.
Max Vanderspuy's body horror short film will screen at the BFI London Film Festival, starring BAFTA Children's Award-winner Chloe Lea and produced by Viridian Films.
Hammond organist Vel Lewis collaborates with saxophonist Marion Meadows on SMOOVEE, a smooth jazz track debuting as the #1 Most Added recording at smooth jazz radio and charting on multiple formats worldwide.
Samuel Slater's Restaurant will present a lineup of tribute bands honoring classic rock acts including Styx, Foreigner, REO Speedwagon, Tom Petty, Fleetwood Mac, and Journey, along with an Elvis Presley tribute show.
Desdemona Chiang, Cheeyang Ng, and Eric Sorrels' new musical THE PHOENIX has been chosen for Rhinebeck Writers Retreat's Triple R Program, with a staged reading set for NYC.
Drummer Juan Chiavassa releases a new piano trio album featuring pianist David Kikoski and bassist Boris Kozlov, exploring the legacy of Roy Haynes.
Musical theatre writers Maria Isabella Andreoli and EmmaLee Kidwell released the first single from their developing folk musical THE WAITING, which explores grief and healing through the perspective of the dead.
Manhattan Theatre Source will present CollectiveGenius Festival, a multidisciplinary performance festival for women and gender-expansive artists, across venues in Manhattan and Brooklyn.
Anita Mitchell recounts her life alongside Apollo 14 astronaut Edgar Mitchell in a new memoir that explores behind-the-scenes moments from America's space program era.
Alvaro Olmos Torrico's Bolivian film THE CONDOR DAUGHTER expands to multiple US cities following its New York and Los Angeles openings. The coming-of-age story, an official selection at the Toronto International Film Festival, is Bolivia's official entry to the Academy Awards.
Melissa Greenspan's one-person comedy about a mother's struggle to let go of her daughter opens at the Matrix Theatre. The play explores the parent-child dynamic through humor and heartfelt moments.
The Amsterdam-based duo announced a new experimental EP inspired by Puerto Rican landforms and Caribbean cultural practices, with lead track X now available and European performances planned.
Tara Jackson, dance captain of HADESTOWN on Broadway, will perform a solo concert at 54 Below on November 1, 2026 at 9:30pm. The show features a five-piece band and covers R&B, pop, Disney, and country music. Tickets range from $19.50 to $58.
Sunken Man, the project of Mikey Rawls, releases his self-titled debut album produced by Matthew E. White and featuring Alan Parker. The record explores themes of heartbreak and rebuilding after personal loss.
SFJAZZ presents internationally celebrated artists and Bay Area favorites throughout October, including vocalist Cyrille Aimée, pianist Hiromi, and five-time Grammy-winning collective Snarky Puppy.
Clara Luz Iranzo, Mario Arévalo, and Max Lifchitz will perform art songs from eight Latin American countries at Scorca Hall in New York City, with free admission and a livestream option.
Islandia Music Records released the third volume in the WEATHER SYSTEMS series from percussionist Steven Schick. The album features compositions exploring themes of time and temporal experience.
Michael Apted's documentary about Soviet rock legend Boris Grebenshchikov returns in a newly remastered edition with an epilogue charting the musician's life as an exile and Putin critic.
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