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New York trio SOME DAYS ARE DARKER released the single 'NDRI' alongside a music video. The synth-driven alternative rock band explores themes of desire and destruction across goth, electronic, and noir influences.

Former HEFNER and THE FRENCH frontman Darren Hayman released a surprise studio album of minimal, soulful electronic music, marking his second unannounced release in two months.

Brighton singer-songwriter Alfie Jukes announced his debut album FUNNY LITTLE FEELING, releasing in April 2027, alongside the new single 'Lucy, When You Wake Up.' The track, written about his parents' love story, arrives via Giant Music.

Todrick Hall's new musical Midnight has officially opened Off-Broadway. Find out what critics are saying about the production, which explores love, identity, and race through an eclectic musical score.

Keystone Theatrics has put together a fun and inspiring production with Disenchanted! The choreography and harmonies are spectacular, and audiences are sure to find themselves cheering for these strong women and the characters they portray.

The Kyiv/NYC-based duo 8x8 released the first single from their upcoming full-length album. Immaculate Constellation marks the first installment of a planned double album from the trans-Black Sea project.

Singer-songwriter Denise Marsa released the dance-pop track on World Mental Health Day as part of her forthcoming RISK + HEAL project. The song explores themes of self-worth and healing in relationships.

The NYC experimental pop band featuring members of THE SCHOOL OF SEVEN BELLS will reissue their limited 2001 debut EP on streaming services and vinyl for the first time, with lead single 'A Word From Benjamin Spock' now available.

Irish Repertory Theatre will present four new play readings and a workshop performance featuring writers Chris Gethard, Hannah Khalil, and Eoin McAndrew, directed by Bailey Bass, Nicola Murphy Dubey, Kimberly Senior, and Keelie Sheridan.

Vancouver indie songwriter Drew Tarves, performing as young friend, released "Michael Wakes Up," the final single from his album NEW ENTERTAINMENT, due November 6th via Nettwerk. The Hard Rock Tour kicks off November 4th in Vancouver, with additional dates in Los Angeles, New York, and Toronto on sale now.

Welsh rock trio CARDINAL BLACK announced their third studio album SECOND SIGN OF LIFE, arriving January 29, 2027 via Thirty Tigers. The self-produced record was recorded in nine days at Hamburg's Clouds Hill Studios during a European tour break.

HEAVENS TO BETSY announced a North American fall tour and the release of BABY'S GONE, the band's first project since 1994, out via Kill Rock Stars. A video for 'seek and hide' features archival footage from the group's 1991 debut show.

GRAMMY Award-winning baritone and composer Will Liverman announced a publishing partnership with Just a Theory Press, releasing three works including song cycles and arrangements of spirituals.

Post-hardcore art rock pioneers SHUDDER TO THINK released a video for 'Release the Ball,' a track from their WHO SENT YOU EP via Dischord Records, their first project in nearly three decades.

Grammy-nominated artist Aaron Lee Tasjan released the guitar-driven single 'Good Luck Now!', co-written with Kim Richey and Chuck Prophet. The track follows his critically acclaimed album GET OVER IT, UNDERDOG.

Boston rock band Cut The Kids In Half announced their sophomore album ANIMALS ON ANGEL DUST with lead single "Wild Rabbit." The five-piece lineup includes brothers Jack and Charlie Silver, alongside Kevin Mortenson, Luke Tan, and Joey Sorkin.

JENNIE contributes an original song to the STEPS soundtrack, the companion album to Netflix's animated comedy adventure. The soundtrack features four original songs written and produced by Justin Tranter, with vocals from Amanda Seyfried, Rose Gray, and Emei, plus score by Kris Bowers.

Woody Guthrie's classic songs have never sounded better than in this epic folk concert in an abandoned streetcar station. See what our critic had to say.

Colorado post-punk and shoegaze act A SHORELINE DREAM released the album WAITING, marking two decades since their debut AVOIDING THE CONSEQUENCES. The record reflects on sacrifice and persistence in independent music.

The heir apparent to the Jerry Herman tribute show, Macon Prickett packs a punch and the house at 54 Below.

Ian Bowkett's experimental musical STAG NIGHT will premiere at Canal Café Theatre in Little Venice, featuring audience members using torches to illuminate performers during an 80-minute show with an original rock score.

In contemporary American performance, one of the more celebrated creative pairings are theater artists and makers Taylor Mac and Matt Ray, who will launch ArtsEmerson’s 2026/27 season with “Taylor Mac and Matt Ray: Songs from Bark of Millions” – a reflection on queer lineage, community, and futures told through a collection of new music – presented in association with The Huntington, at the Emerson Paramount Center’s Robert J. Orchard Stage October 15–18.

BroadwayWorld was given an exclusive look at Pioneer Theatre Company’s new professional production of LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, including interviews with the stars and director/choreographer.

Country music legend Clint Black and Grammy-nominated trio MIDLAND will perform at SERVPRO After Hours Concerts at The Innsbrook Pavilion in Glen Allen, Virginia, marking a rare collaboration between two eras of country music.

Anne Gridley's solo play about living with a rare degenerative neurological disease runs at Yale Repertory Theatre in New Haven, directed by Eric Ting.