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The shimmering dancefloor banger finds NE-YO recalling a lost love and wondering what would have happened if they hadn’t parted. The three-time GRAMMY® winner recorded “What If” in London with producers Ebenezer and Magnus Klausen. Curtis 'Sauce' Wilson produced the vocals.

The Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment has announced the Off-Broadway in the Boros Fest, a series of Off- and Off-Off-Broadway theatrical performances running from September 29 through October 3 at various locations throughout the five boroughs.

From Tony Award winning productions, such as The Phantom of the Opera, The Lion King and Chicago, to shows that have yet to celebrate their opening night, including Six, Girl From The North Country, and the Waitress revival. Broadway is back and LITE FM looks forward to celebrating with Broadway fans from near and far.

STOMP, the first live theatre performance at Bass Concert Hall since closing in mid-March 2020 will begin performances on Saturday, August 28.

A lyric like “I feel like tapping out, but I can’t let you beat me” naturally rings out as both timely and empowering, yet there is an existential and enduring pain ringing out in Jackson Phillips’ voice on “Before We Knew.”

Rolling in on an unbreakable motorik groove, The Parrots second album Dos starts very much on the front foot.

The Lexington Opera House has announced its 2021-22 season of Broadway Live and Variety Live shows. The season will include five Broadway shows and two Variety Live events in person this fall at the Opera House.

Produced by Rich Costey (Biffy Clyro, Foo Fighters), who Turner worked with on 2013’s Tape Deck Heart, “The Gathering” features pile driving drums courtesy of Muse’s Dom Howard and a triumphant guitar solo from Jason Isbell, who recorded remotely from Los Angeles and Nashville.

'Big Deal' shakes off the debris of past heartbreaks, charging towards new loves with a sanguine stomp. Effusing the same unf**kwithable boldness as Tiberius’ lyrics, punch-drunk drums strut through an achingly sentimental guitar melody, solidifying the song’s joyful defiance.

“Cutthroat” was released March 12 via KIDinaKORNER/Interscope. A propulsive, punk-leaning anthem about killing the critic inside of you, vocalist Dan Reynolds has called the song “an exorcism of self-pity.” The band recorded the song with producer Rick Rubin at his Shangri-La studio in Malibu. 

A colorful and kaleidoscopic visual complimenting the pop-rock, almost Joan Jett-like stomp of the track, “SuperNatural Possession” was created by Network 77’s Rachel Lichtman.

“’'Flashpoint' is the first track from our sixth album and our first single and video to set the tone and story of where this latest album will take you” explains vocalist/songwriter Charlotte Truman.

BroadwayWorld had the pleasure of speaking to Keiko about her role in 'The Never List,' her experience coming up as an actor in Los Angeles, the enneagram, and her favorite romantic Lane Kim moments.

Prism B!tch – Lauren Poole [bass, vocals], Lilah Rose [keys, guitar, vocals], Chris Walsh [guitar], and Teresa Cruces [drums, vocals] – hop from robust riff-ery to sticky sweet hooks before dipping back into moments of distorted bliss and warm melodies.

Atlanta-raised Soulex has released a new video for her previously released single “Kissing On My Jeweler.” The video is sexy and glamorous while being artistically entrancing. Fans can watch the “Kissing On My Jeweler” music video, premiering exclusively with Hollywood Life. Watch it below.

Pop sensation Slayyyter proudly announces her debut album, Troubled Paradise, slated for release on June 11th via FADER Label.

Emerging rock quartet Prism B!tch has released their new single “One Shot” and officially announced the details for their debut independent full-length studio album, Perla, due out Friday, March 5th.

Nashville’s genre-bending trio Judah & the Lion have dropped their live album, Pep Talks Live, today via Cletus the Van/Caroline!

Atlanta-raised Soulex has debuted her new single “Kissing On My Jeweler.” Today’s release showcases Soulex’s musicality in a way that has yet to be seen from the now Los Angeles-based artist, offering up a track that is sexy, nostalgic (yet still contemporary), and utterly uplifting.

“Growing Up Is Strange” follows recent tracks “Chills” and “Bested” which marked the beginning in a series of eagerly awaited new singles from Grandma, with more music due to arrive very soon.

This year, The Lucille Lortel Theatre will present a virtual Holidelic experience that will be redirected straight into our homes in the interest of public safety, but not at the expense of some real Yuletide fun. 

'The music video is a trippy and visceral dive into the soul of 'Ariana' - the song represents the concept of a dream mate,' explains Christopher Harold Wells, brainchild of Nashville-based psychedelic alternative rock band The Neverlutionaries to Stitched Sound who premiered the video today, December 2, 2020.

Genre-bending alternative artist Grandma will give you “chills” with his new single.

Based on a chilling true story told through the eyes of a discarded toy.

Wielding six strings and a pen, prolific rocker Will Hoge’s mission has always been unadulterated and honest; unabashedly sharing his opinion no matter who it pisses off while maintaining respect from his peers.