Photos: Houston Grand Opera to Launch 2026-27 Season With SUSANNAH
Houston Grand Opera will open its new season with Carlisle Floyd's SUSANNAH, followed by productions of FAUST, AIDA, THE MAGIC FLUTE, DER ROSENKAVALIER, and SHOW BOAT.
Houston Grand Opera will open its new season with Carlisle Floyd's SUSANNAH, followed by productions of FAUST, AIDA, THE MAGIC FLUTE, DER ROSENKAVALIER, and SHOW BOAT.
Guitar duo CAFÉ DEL MUNDO, with 250 million streams, will tour the UK and Ireland starting April 5, 2027, with seven dates including Dublin, Manchester, Edinburgh, Gateshead, Birmingham, Cardiff and London.
Artistic Director Rosetta Cucchi unveiled the lineup for the upcoming festival, featuring works by Carolina Uccelli, Bedřich Smetana, and Camille Saint-Saëns, with leading roles performed by Wexford Factory alumni.
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.
Warren Haynes' 34th annual holiday concert will take place at ExploreAsheville.com Arena in Asheville, North Carolina, featuring performances by multiple headliners and special guests, with proceeds benefiting local housing organizations.
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.
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.
Boston Chamber Symphony opens its 2026–27 season with violinist Joshua Brown performing Brahms's Violin Concerto alongside works by Mozart and Beethoven at First Church in Cambridge.
The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra will present two free performances in Braddock, including a Musical Storytelling concert for young families and FROM LOUIS TO ARETHA, featuring PSO Principal Pops Conductor Byron Stripling exploring jazz and gospel traditions.
Kashus Culpepper promoted his debut album ACT I during a week of New York City appearances, including a GRAMMY Museum event at The Greene Space, a performance on TODAY, and a show at Radio City Music Hall with Shaboozey.
The award-winning British vocal ensemble performs a program inspired by the ancient service of Compline, pairing Renaissance polyphony with contemporary compositions at the Church of St. Mary the Virgin.
Pianist Kris Davis, saxophonist Ingrid Laubrock, and drummer Tyshawn Sorey will perform at Miller Theatre at Columbia University School of the Arts as part of its 2026-27 jazz programming.
The American Prize-winning New York City Children's Chorus announced its 2026-2027 season featuring six concerts across the city, including the release of its third album, Lullaby, and performances at Radio City Music Hall alongside the Rockettes.
Brandi Carlile will tour with bandmates Phil and Tim Hanseroth this fall, performing fan-requested setlists at historic theaters including stops in Portland, Tucson, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Kansas City, and Port Chester. General ticket sales begin October 2.
Brandi Carlile will launch her BURN THE SETLIST trio tour this fall with bandmates Phil and Tim Hanseroth, featuring fan-requested setlists at historic venues including Portland's Revolution Hall, Tucson's Rialto Theatre, and Milwaukee's Pabst Theater. Tickets go on sale October 2.
Eric Church announced his first-ever Australian headline dates, with arena shows in Melbourne and Sydney set for 2027, ahead of a CMC Rocks QLD festival appearance. Parker McCollum will join as special guest.
Brandi Carlile released the deluxe edition of RETURNING TO MYSELF (SAD GAY VERSION) digitally, featuring reimagined versions of all ten original songs and a collaboration with Jon Hopkins on the single Human.
Houston Grand Opera will open its 2026-27 season with Carlisle Floyd's American opera classic SUSANNAH, directed by soprano Patricia Racette and conducted by James Gaffigan. The production runs for five performances at the Wortham Theater Center.
Docbloc Projects will present Wren Phoenix's solo play exploring religious trauma and queer identity through a theatrical reckoning with Christian nationalism, directed by Ash Marinaccio.
New 42 has added J. Harrison Ghee, Renée Elise Goldsberry, Joshua Henry, and more to its Artist Council, a group of professional artists who serve as ambassadors.
The Dodge Poetry Festival will present acclaimed poets, emerging voices, spoken-word artists and performers across three days in downtown Newark. The event will feature readings, conversations, performances and family programming with free admission.
Cuban-American cellist Tommy Mesa will debut with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra in the world premiere of Michael Abels' Concerto for Cello and Orchestra, alongside Carnegie Hall performances and an extensive recital tour across the United States and Mexico.
Boston Chamber Symphony will open its 2026–27 season with violinist Joshua Brown performing Brahms's Violin Concerto alongside works by Mozart and Beethoven, led by Music Director Avlana Eisenberg.
Violinist Bella Hristova will present performances with orchestras including the Buffalo Philharmonic and Charlotte Symphony, and release a recording of six newly commissioned solo violin works in spring 2027.
Luke Combs extends his record-breaking run at country radio as 'Be By You' reaches #1 on the Country Aircheck/Mediabase chart, marking his 23rd consecutive solo single to top the chart.