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The Brothers Comatose will bring their West Coast roots sound to the Fox Theatre, touring behind their new album GOLDEN GRASS, with general admission tickets for all ages.

Hard Rock Cafe Las Vegas will host live rounds of Hard Rock Rising, a global music competition from Hard Rock International and Coca-Cola offering emerging artists a recording session and cash prize.

Founder and artistic director Austin McCormick brought Company XIV to Bushwick in 2006, creating one of the most unique performance spaces in the city.

Jingkun Chinese Arts will present two Kunqu productions at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, pairing a traditional comic opera with a contemporary reimagining of the form.

Liverpool band THE ROOM released the single THINGS HAVE LEARNT TO WALK THAT OUGHT TO CRAWL along with a video, ahead of its forthcoming album DOOM POP! via 9x9 Records.

Hoobastank will perform its self-titled debut album in full at The Roxy Theatre in Hollywood, with AUDIOVENT joining the hometown anniversary show.

The Austin LGBT Chamber of Commerce and aGLIFF will present a new four-day festival combining queer film, live music, drag performances and an artist marketplace in Austin, Texas.

Bar/None Records will reissue Reseda Spleen, the 1996 debut from L.A. psych-pop act Ventilator, led by former Permanent Green Light guitarist Matt Devine, on vinyl, digital and streaming platforms.

Amelia Day has added fall tour dates including stops in San Francisco, Nashville and Decatur, plus winter support dates for The Wood Brothers and Willi Carlisle, following her EP EGO TRIP.

The Wood Brothers will tour in November and December 2026, with stops including Charlottesville, Columbus, Milwaukee and a two-night run at The Birchmere in Alexandria, Virginia.

Tricky will open his first North American tour in eight years on September 18 at Riot Fest in Chicago, with stops including Brooklyn, Toronto and Los Angeles through October.

Low Cut Connie will make his Jimmy Kimmel Live! debut tonight, performing Can't Be Wrong from Livin in the USA, ahead of tour dates through New Orleans, Austin, Chicago and a Philadelphia finale on November 20.

Matt Lorenz, known as THE SUITCASE JUNKET, released the track as a preview of his seventh album, written following the death of his sister, singer-songwriter Kate Lorenz.

Mount Grace Land Trust and Stone Cow Brewery will host the fourth annual benefit concert in Barre, Massachusetts, featuring Hayden Blount and The Cropdusters as the land trust marks its 40th anniversary.

Church, a new 150-capacity live music venue in Geelong set inside a restored 1800s building, will open with performances and a free, day-long local music celebration.

The musical comedy created by The Gilbert Twins and Shona Maule will move from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe to London's King's Head Theatre following an acclaimed run.

History Fort Lauderdale will present the fifth anniversary of its free exhibit celebrating Hispanic artists, featuring work from Florencia Clement de Grandprey, Isabel Perez Salazar, Lifrancis Rojas and Norman Silva.

Spire Center for Performing Arts in Plymouth will host two holiday concerts this December, featuring vocal group DIVAS WITH A TWIST and singer-songwriter Jon McLaughlin.

WAM Theatre will welcome women 65 and older to create a devised theatre piece at The Foundry in West Stockbridge, culminating in a public performance after weeks of rehearsal.

Being back on Broadway is on Amanda Kloots' bucket list, and she has a part in mind- Roxie Hart. She recently spoke with Danny Murphy and Evan Real on SiriusXM’s Page Six Radio as discussed wanting to return to her Broadway roots to star in Chicago.

Pianist and composer Steve Rawlins will release WORD ON THE STREET, an album of original compositions featuring Southern California musicians and members of his own family.

El Rey's Corridos del Rey project teamed with Farruko on the single, paired with a music video following a boy who dreams of becoming a soccer player.

For the past five years Maine State Music Theatre has been growing and refining a program known as its summer intensive, a pre-professional theatre training opportunity for youngsters ages eight to eighteen, which culminates in a full scale production on the main stage each August. The complexity of the repertoire has grown together with the size and talent of the casts. On August 10, 2026, MSMT unveiled an inspiring production of Roald Dahl‘s MATILDA JR. in the musical version by Tim Michin. Performed by a cast of twenty-six, many in age-appropriate roles, this production radiates plucky joy, optimism, and energy,

The Marcus King Band will perform a one-night-only show at The Theater at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, joining the venue's lineup during National Finals Rodeo season as part of the DARLING BLUE tour.

Brandon and Cameron Ashplant are set to film I'LL GET BY, a WWII drama shot on Guernsey and at RAF Thorpe Abbotts, through their banner Golden Goat Films.