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Composer and producer Stella Z released the single Mira Miruna ahead of her eight-track mini-album exploring lucid dreaming, surrealism, and the subconscious via CDR.

The University of Hong Kong's Music Entrepreneurship and Popular Practice initiative partners with Pacific Music Group to establish M Records, a record label supporting emerging student musicians across Asia.

Hong Kong's first flagship venue dedicated to dance and theatre will open as part of the West Kowloon Cultural District. The centre will feature multiple theatres and a dancehouse, with Hong Kong Ballet as its first resident company.

Jazz vocalist and lyricist Amy London released ALTO MADNESS, an album featuring compositions by iconic alto saxophonists including Benny Carter. The project emerged from a five-year NYC residency led by altoist Mike Hashim.

New York City band SKORTS announced their new EP MUSE AND THE MARQUEE, with six tracks that expand on the sonic palette of their debut album INCOMPLETEMENT. The band will perform a release show in New York City.

CAP UCLA presents the U.S. premiere of Czech composer Jiří Trtík's chamber opera, launching Far Away, Here, a new international opera initiative featuring works by creators from Europe, Asia, and Latin America.

Foldout, a new Glasgow-based theatre company founded by actor Oat Jenner, will present its inaugural production of MACBETH at Burns Street Studios, aiming to foster collaboration among artists.

Bluegrass singer-songwriter J.M. Clifford released his new album THINGS THAT WE CAN'T CHANGE, produced by Ron Pope. The record explores loss, love, regret, faith, and family through traditional bluegrass and introspective songwriting.

The Hermitage Artist Retreat has announced three fall programs featuring playwright Talene Monahon, folk musician Tommy Lubben, opera composer Ricky Ian Gordon, and multi-instrumentalist Jen Shyu at venues across Sarasota County.

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.

Composer David T. Little announced season highlights including the New York premiere of WHAT BELONGS TO YOU at NYU Skirball, a 20th-anniversary release of SOLDIER SONGS by Opera Philadelphia, and new productions of DOG DAYS and JFK across North America and Australia.

Miami New Drama, revealed the five recipients of the Miami NEXT Drama Fellowship. The season-long fellowship gives the Miami-based theatre artists access to a full professional season inside a working theatre company.

The Art Gallery of South Australia appointed Noongar curator Zali Morgan to lead the Tarnanthi Festival, securing major new funding partnerships with the South Australian Government and BHP.

Sweat Variant, the collaborative practice of Okwui Okpokwasili and Peter Born, will present the New York premiere of ADAKU, PART 2: SHE SHIVERS WITH IT at Brooklyn Academy of Music as part of the 2026 Next Wave Festival.

Choreographer François Chaignaud and beatboxer Aymeric Hainaux will present a percussive duet exploring the multiple meanings of mirliton through voice, movement, and live performance.

Seattle Opera will present two recitals at the Opera Center featuring Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Gabriela Lena Frank and mezzo-soprano Jamie Barton with pianist Kathleen Kelly.

The National Space Centre will host an immersive after-hours investigation experience combining hands-on forensic challenges with a themed three-course dinner, guided by a retired Scotland Yard investigator.

The London-based collective led by Anna Friedberg announced their second album GOODWIFE, featuring a title track co-produced with Hot Chip members and accompanied by a seven-minute visual film.

BroadwayWorld has just learned that Richard  Greenberg’s acclaimed Pulitzer Prize finalist THREE DAYS OF RAIN will begin performances on Saturday, January 30, 2027, and officially open Monday, March 1, 2027 at Broadway’s Longacre Theatre.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — It is fitting that a play about questioning the stories we inherit has a story of its own worth revisiting. Kimberly Belflower’s John Proctor Is the Villain, now being presented by Kansas City Repertory Theatre at the downtown Copaken Stage, has so far traveled a remarkable road.  I Imagine Kimberly as Luke Skywalker with a laser pistol taking comic potshots at almost everyone in her galaxy. But there is something darker going on in this play too

People's Light has added three new members to its Company of Artists, a resident ensemble model. Madeleine Garcia was named the 2026–27 Graham Smith Company Fellow.

Lawton Dance Collective, a women-led contemporary dance company directed by Julia Lawton, brings the poetry of Adrienne Rich to life at Dixon Place this October.

Adam Deitch, co-founder of LETTUCE and BREAK SCIENCE, announced his new producer album WOLF MOON via his Golden Wolf Records imprint, with lead single Gas Tank.

GRAMMY-nominated artist Johnny Venus released his debut solo album THE 11TH HOUR, a 12-track project executive produced by The-Dream exploring themes of love, healing, and personal transformation.

The Assembly announced five projects selected for its 2026-2027 Deceleration Lab, including works by Catalina Beltrán, Brett Ashley Robinson, and ensembles CAN TUNA and Friend of Friend.