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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.

Jake Bugg will release his seventh studio album, ALAMO, his first as an independent artist, featuring the new single NEVER CAN TELL.

Israel Nash released a synth-driven reworking of "Pretty Boy Floyd" ahead of his full reinterpretation of The Byrds' 1968 album SWEETHEART OF THE RODEO on his label Desert Folklore Music.

Roland Leesker reimagined Soft House Company's 1990 house classic WHAT YOU NEED, releasing the track digitally under a new alias, Mysterious Eastern Force.

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.

Cape Ann Symphony will launch its 75th season with THE 75TH FANTASTIQUE! at Manchester-Essex Regional High School, featuring a new work by composer Robert Bradshaw and Beethoven's Ninth Symphony.

Collaboraction has revealed September programming at its House of Belonging in Chicago, including You Belong Here artists, its first events as a Destinos Festival host site, DJ Lady D's new salon series and Bilingual Improv School.

Deaf West Theatre announced performers for its first New York City gala, honoring Troy Kotsur, Eva Price, Zhailon Levingston, and Bill Rauch at Joe's Pub.

Jason Kao Hwang's Human Rites Trio will release the album Second Life, as the composer and violinist also prepares live dates with Critical Response in Washington, D.C., Brooklyn and Asheville.

The Caribbean Music Awards will name V'ghn, FREETOWN COLLECTIVE, Jah Mason, 450, 1T1 and Theomaa as its first wave of performers for its NAPA celebration in Port of Spain, with Billboard joining as global media partner.

Dolan has reworked a personal song, SUPERHERO, into an anthem supporting children fighting cancer, tying the release to Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.

Vancouver country rockers Pistol Whip The Devil released a new single, HILLBILLY WHITE WINE, written by lead vocalist Shane Jolie and produced at The Treehouse Studio on Bowen Island.

Laura Cortese released the title track from her upcoming album Lucky Water, her first studio release in six years, reflecting on family traditions passed across generations.

The Carbonell Awards named Gary Cadwallader, Jairo Ontiveros and Lori Slade Sessions joint recipients of the Howard Kleinberg Award, honoring contributions to arts education in South Florida theatre.

Abingdon Theatre Company will honor Sandy Duncan and board member John Gasdaska at its Anniversary Gala at the Edison Ballroom, joining previously announced honoree Michael Urie.

The Ebell of Los Angeles announced a season featuring Patti Smith, a conversation on women shaping AI, free LA VOICES performances, and the Ebell + LA Festival celebrating the city's communities.

“Cheers, Columbus. I don’t have to give an elaborate speech about how we got here. Most of you know how we got here. You are the reason how we got here.' Taylor Meier

Outside In Theatre in Highland Park announced its second season, featuring new plays, world premiere co-productions, unscripted programming and artist development centered on communication and care.

Nearly 15,000 people gathered at Boston Common for 741 Frequency Fest, a farewell block party honoring Jaylen Brown featuring surprise performances and community giveaways.

Nathan Evans Fox released a new single tackling Flock cameras and automated surveillance, blending outlaw country storytelling with commentary on privacy and policing.

Art-pop duo Yackez will return to Philadelphia for the first time in a decade, performing their new stage show at the Asian Arts Initiative as part of the Philadelphia Fringe Festival.

Jesse and Noah premiered a music video for their title track, dedicating the release to the late Vernell Hackett. The song appears on their sixth studio album, released via Usonia Records.

Colombian superstar Carlos Vives makes his AUSTIN CITY LIMITS debut with his 11-piece band La Provincia, opening the PBS series' expanded 52nd season with a career-spanning Spanish-language performance.

Sunday TODAY's Willie Geist looks back at his conversations with Dolly Parton, including a tour of Dollywood and her memories of growing up in East Tennessee.

As part of the MA250 celebration, commemorating the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States and Massachusetts' pivotal role in our nation's history, this special concert honors the Commonwealth's rich musical heritage.