Craft Latino will reissue Willie Colón and Héctor Lavoe's 1975 salsa album THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY on vinyl, featuring contributions from Rubén Blades and Yomo Toro.
Luke Bryan said the final track on his upcoming album SIGNS is a duet with Luke Combs called "Finders Keepers," written by Jimi Bell, Beau Bailey and Sam Ellis.
Boston Chamber Symphony will present a season featuring two East Coast premieres by composers Pascal Le Boeuf and Michael Gilbertson, with guest artists including violinist Joshua Brown and pianist Adam Golka.
Sharon Kleinberg's directorial debut I AM MARIO, starring Oustin de León as a transgender taxi driver navigating pregnancy, will screen at the Toronto International Film Festival and the New York Latino Film Festival.
Daley will release his new album STRANGE NATURE on September 18 and kick off a 27-city US tour starting September 16 in St. Louis, Missouri.
NBC's LATE NIGHT WITH SETH MEYERS will host a lineup of guests including Anne Hathaway, Kerry Washington, Jon Bernthal, Olivia Wilde and Alden Ehrenreich across upcoming episodes.
Kate Vozella's world premiere dark comedy will run at Manhattan Neighborhood Network, starring Douglas Smith and Emma Ramos under the direction of Colm Summers.
Sons of Sevilla released "She Could Be Anywhere," a track from their upcoming album IT COULD BE TODAY, arriving via Ubiquity Records ahead of its release.
Blues guitarist Mathias Lattin has signed to Red Zero Records, the label founded by Christone "Kingfish" Ingram, releasing his debut single "CADILLAC ASSEMBLY LINE" and launching a run of live dates.
The Toronto festival will mark its 11th year with a lineup including Alex Bird, Hilario Duran, Robi Botos, Rich Brown, Jane Bunnett, Marc Jordan and Robert Priest across Kensington Market venues.
ABC's DANCING WITH THE STARS has announced its Season 35 celebrity cast and professional dancer pairings, with a two-night premiere set to air live on ABC and Disney+ and stream next day on Hulu.
SNACKTIME signed with Thirty Tigers and released the single "Can't Imagine Why You'd Stay," ahead of a fall tour with Devon Gilfillian kicking off September 14.
Pacific Music Group has signed electronic music artist Kaskade in a partnership aimed at expanding his presence and opportunities across Asia through management and regional strategy.
Sara Al-Bazali, known for her viral run as standby for Veronica Sawyer and Heather Chandler in HEATHERS off-Broadway, will present her solo cabaret WAIT FOR IT at 54 Below.
Janet Devlin released a new official music video for her single MOVE A MUSCLE, exploring a more sensual, intimate side of the Irish singer-songwriter's artistry.
David Ireland's first play will receive a limited season at the Finborough Theatre, directed by Harry Burton and starring Matthew Blaney and Robbie Martin as two ex-classmates awaiting a ferry to Belfast.
Brokentalkers and theatre-maker Andy Smith will present the world premiere of HEROES OF TOMORROW, a new play exploring art, power and protest through a fictional artist's story.
New Jersey Performing Arts Center will host a comedy season featuring Chris Tucker, Trixie Mattel, Katya Zamo, Robby Hoffman and a Thanksgiving comedy festival at its Newark venue.
BAAD! will present its annual BLAKTINX Performance Series, featuring dance, theater, music, and literature celebrating Black and Latinx queer artistry across the Bronx.
Little Island will wrap its third season with Thomas Bartlett's tribute to Allen Ginsberg, Cake Zine: Closing Time, and a final Papi Juice party in New York.
The Harlem Jazz Series will feature weekly performances by CRAIG HARRIS & THE HARLEM NIGHTSONGS BIG BAND alongside guest artists Melissa Slocum, Carla Cook, Mala Waldron, and Ricardo Strobert at Mount Morris Ascension Presbyterian Church.
The San Francisco Symphony will honor Michael Tilson Thomas with a memorial concert featuring longtime collaborators including Audra McDonald, Yuja Wang, and Jamie Bernstein at Davies Symphony Hall.
THE CELTS will bring Irish carols, dance and contemporary Christmas music to The Newton Theatre in Newton, N.J., featuring band members Patrick D'Arcy, Fiachra O'Regan, Luisa Marion, Matt Menefee and Ric Blair.
Frankie Rose will release her new album HILA, a self-produced record exploring loss and grief, featuring drummer Justin Welch of ELASTICA and LUSH.
The Mystic Film Festival will bring 131 short and feature-length films to Mystic, CT and Westerly, RI, with screenings, workshops and an awards ceremony honoring William Sadler.
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