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Ghost Hounds will release their new album JUSTIFIED via Maple House Records on Friday, August 21, alongside a music video for focus track "Pale Horse."

Chris Pierce has released his new album Songs for the Heavy Hearted, featuring Allison Russell, Steve Earle, Grey DeLisle and Garrison Starr, and will tour this fall with stops at Farm Aid, AMERICANAFEST and NPR's Mountain Stage.

Braden Hull released new single THANKS TO YOU via Melody Place and will open for Sara Evans on tour through November, plus headline Dublin's Ceol Country Music Festival on August 30.

Norwegian dance producer Ørjan Nilsen and rising US artist MEETCH released their first collaboration, BODY ON ME, via Robotic Rumbling Records, blending melodic house with high-energy electro production.

Pianist and composer Mathis Picard will release his debut album with THE SOUND ORCHESTRA, blending jazz tradition with rhythms from Madagascar, Afro-Cuban music, and 1970s funk, alongside new single Portrait of Lizzy.

Eliza Rose announced a six-track project produced by Sega Bodega and released the single DOVE, which explores her adolescence spent raving and living life on the edge.

THE CHEAP THRILLS released their new single 'looking,' a politically charged indie anthem taken from the band's upcoming debut album KEEP CHEAP.

Conner Smith has released "Pink Champagne (demo)," a song written six years ago that now reflects his own life as he and wife Leah prepare to welcome their first child, a daughter.

Seattle R&B artist Jaymin has announced a new EP titled STATIC, set for release via Warner Records, alongside the debut of new single ROLLIN.

GAUCHOWORLD will celebrate eight years of culture and community with a new annual event featuring DJ sets, a chess club, a running club and a market on Goldsmiths Row in Hackney.

Rockabilly band REVEREND HORTON HEAT will headline The Park Theatre in Jaffrey, New Hampshire, with surf-rock act MESSER CHUPS from St. Petersburg, Russia opening the show.

Chicago Shakespeare Theater announced a 14-actor company that will perform both THE WINTER'S TALE and A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM in repertory at the Courtyard Theater, directed by Edward Hall.

The Wigmore Hall International String Quartet Competition winners will perform Bartók's String Quartet No. 5 and an original Formosa Quartet Set at Nichols Concert Hall in Evanston.

TheaterWorks Hartford will open its 26/27 Living Room Concert Series with a performance by drummer Evan Wood, curated by Erica Tracy Sullivan.

Composer Yu-Peng Chen, known for scoring Genshin Impact, will release a 12-movement symphonic suite for piano and orchestra tracing a journey from birth to farewell.

WORLD CAFE will present ten episodes exploring Dublin's music scene, featuring interviews and performances from HOZIER, U2, CMAT, SPRINTS, Dermot Kennedy and others in its "Sense of Place" series.

World Music Institute will present the New York City debut of Oaxaca-born vocalist Laura Itandehui at Public Records in Brooklyn, part of the organization's NEXT GEN series.

Tony Award-winner Ali Stroker will play Rona Lisa Peretti, and Olympic gold medalist Laurie Hernandez will play Logainne Schwartzandgrubenierre in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.  

Gyasi released the instrumental acoustic track "Poor Boy," the second single from his upcoming blues album Songs from the Holler, arriving via Alive Naturalsound Records.

Jodhpur RIFF will celebrate its 20th anniversary at Mehrangarh Fort with musicians from six continents alongside Rajasthani folk artists, festival organizers announced.

Beenie Man released a 16-track album titled EMINENCE, produced by Kemar McGregor and featuring Snoop Dogg, Rick Ross, T.I., Ashanti, Mýa and Stefflon Don among others.

Claude Kelly and Chuck Harmony release a single and music video celebrating their move to Nashville, ahead of their upcoming album via Weirdo Workshop.

The Firehall Arts Centre's upcoming season will include RED DEMON, WHERE THE BLOOD MIXES, HORSES WON'T FOLLOW, BORDERTOWN CAFÉ and WISH YOU WERE HERE, among other productions.

The Garde Arts Center in New London will close out summer with events including a Creedence Clearwater Revival tribute, a classic film screening, and a recreation of its 1926 opening night.

Carpenter Performing Arts Center on the campus of California State University, Long Beach kicks off their 2026-2027 Season of music with the return of Grammy Award-winning vocalist, songwriter, and producer Bilal on Thursday, September 24 at 8 p.m.