Neal Casal's second advance single from his forthcoming archival collection features 12 previously unreleased home recordings from the late singer-songwriter, restored from original analog tapes.
Drama of Works will present a puppet-based world premiere exploring the environmental impact of DDT and the peregrine falcon's recovery from near-extinction through grassroots conservation efforts.
BLONDIE announced HIGH NOON, their first album of new material in nine years, featuring contributions from Johnny Marr, Glen Matlock, and Zach Condon of Beirut. The album marks the final recording of co-founding drummer Clem Burke.
The Fisher Center at Bard, in association with the Center for Human Rights and the Arts at Bard College, will present EVIDENCE: 2026 LAB International Festival.
AMERICAN FOOTBALL released a cover of THE CURE's "Boys Don't Cry" alongside an acoustic version of LP4 track "Wake Her Up" from a SiriusXM session recorded in Nashville. The band's 2026 "NO FEELING" world tour continues this fall.
All Roads Theatre Company will present its third annual gala at the Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills, featuring 50 Broadway performers and an 18-piece orchestra.
Hundreds of ballet dancers from California competed at Youth America Grand Prix's Los Angeles auditions, with winners receiving scholarships to top schools and companies worldwide.
Members of DISTURBED, AEROSMITH, EXTREME, STAIND, and THREE DAYS GRACE will unite for a one-night-only benefit concert supporting mental health, suicide prevention, and addiction awareness at Hard Rock Live in Hollywood, Florida.
As All Hallows’ Eve approaches when the witching hour will be upon us, there’s no more appropriate seasonal spookiness than Helen McKenna-Uff’s riveting one-woman show at the Ritz Theatre, Tell-Tale Poe, in which she is eerily transformed beyond recognition into Edgar Allan Poe (and Sarah Helen Whitman, a poet who was briefly his fiancée).
Pittsburgh darkwave-shoegaze pioneers LOWSUNDAY released two remixes of 'Call Silence' via Projekt Records, featuring electronic producers Psychotribe and Sam Rosenthal of BLACK TAPE FOR A BLUE GIRL.
Pianist Igor Levit performs an all-Beethoven program for his Baltimore debut at Shriver Hall, while French pianist Hélène Grimaud returns to the city for the first time in a decade.
Six Points Theater will present the world premiere of ONE-SHOT, a new theatrical production at the Minneapolis venue.
FloyyMenor released a three-track EP featuring Chilean urban culture through tracks including OFF THE PLANET, Flaite Elegante, and VÉNGATE with Midnvght.
STAIND announced a second leg of their BREAK THE CYCLE 25th Anniversary Tour, featuring support from SEETHER, HOOBASTANK, and HINDER across 27 cities. Tickets go on sale through various presales beginning in October, with general onsale on LiveNation.com.
The RENAISSANCE STRING QUARTET begins a residency at Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts, performing works by Mozart, Price, and Bartók in the Rosen House Concert Series.
The North American tour of THE LION KING will feature Syndee Winters returning to the role of Nala, as well as new cubs Anthony Fraire, Jaxon Ipapo-Glass, and Anaszia Kelly.
Reba McEntire's personal collection of stage-worn gowns, jewelry, boots, and memorabilia will be auctioned to benefit The Reba McEntire Fund supporting local and national nonprofits.
Tickets for Disney's THE LION KING will become available to the public, ahead of the six-time Tony Award-winning musical's return to Melbourne's Regent Theatre for the first time since 2015.
The City University of New York's network of 51 performing arts venues will present theater, dance, music, film and family programming across its 14 campuses, with many events free and open to the public.
Jazz pianist Ron Drotos reunites with vocalists Lina Koutrakos, Dorian Woodruff, and Juliet Ewing at Pangea for an encore performance featuring jazz, bossa, ballads, and blues.
Julien's Auctions will present an auction of Paul Reubens' career archive, including the iconic gray suit, bicycles, puppets, and props from PEE-WEE'S PLAYHOUSE and PEE-WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE, at The Groundlings Theatre in Los Angeles.
DATELINE correspondent Blayne Alexander reports on how statutes of limitations prevent prosecution of rape cases decades after the crime, examining survivor Dana Beatty's case and variations across states.
Trumpeter and composer Russell Gunn released the second single from his new album, a seven-song project drawing inspiration from the ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead and recontextualizing it through African American experiences.
Trinity Repertory Company announced the cast and creative team for its 50th anniversary production of A CHRISTMAS CAROL, directed and choreographed by Taavon Gamble and featuring Mauro Hantman in his fourth turn as Ebenezer Scrooge.
The Verdi Chorus opens its 43rd season with a concert featuring operatic sequences from Verdi's works alongside selections from Leoncavallo and Puccini at the First Presbyterian Church in Santa Monica.
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