Janiva Magness released her first full live album via Blue Élan Records, recorded before 150 guests and engineered by Bob Clearmountain, spanning decades of her catalog.
Gia Ford released her single SHELL, the fifth from her upcoming sophomore album A ROOM WITHIN A ROOM, out September 18. She will tour the UK in October 2026.
Audrey Nuna returns with superHuman, a track produced with Cirkut that also serves as an official song for the VALORANT Champions Tour Pacific.
Swiss cellist Jodok Cello, known for his 18 million social media followers, will join Katherine Jenkins as special guest on her 25 Year Anniversary Tour across the UK and Ireland from October 2 to 27.
UtahPresents and Flying Bobcat Theatrical Laboratory will present WESTERN MINERALS AND THEIR ORIGINS at Kingsbury Hall as part of the Stage Door Series, written by Connor Johnson.
New England Jazz Collaborative will mark the release of its debut album TRIBUTARIES with a concert at Arrow Street Arts in Cambridge, featuring works by four member composers.
Theater Resources Unlimited is accepting applications for its Producer Development & Mentorship Program, offering Foundations and Master Class levels taught virtually for aspiring and working producers.
Spaer, the solo project of Psymon Spine co-founder Peter Spears, released the closing track from his upcoming EP LESSONS AND NONSENSE via VHS Records, featuring vocals from Katie Mertucci.
TAKING BACK SUNDAY will commemorate the 20th anniversary of its album LOUDER NOW with a deluxe anniversary edition, according to a release from Big Picture Media.
Ben LaMar Gay is set to join BIG THIEF for a twelve-show stretch of performances, according to a recent announcement from the band.
Arizona punk band AJJ will release its ninth studio album, DIRTY OLD POWER, addressing themes of technology, language, and economic inequality, frontman Sean Bonnette said.
Pianist Randy Ingram will perform music from his Bill Evans tribute album with trio alumni Joe La Barbera and Rufus Reid at the Jamestown Arts Center, presented by Puddingstone Music.
Scottsdale Arts will open ARTSPARK #1, the first exhibition from its ArtSpark career-development program, featuring work by six emerging artists at the Center Space gallery.
CPR – Center for Performance Research will present a season of public programs including performances, installations, and workshops, alongside a technical residency with artist Diovanna Obafunmilayo in Brooklyn.
EAR has added five new stops to its Rumspringa '26 fall tour, including Portland, Atlanta and Mexico City, plus festival dates at FORM Arcosanti and III Points, following a sold-out New York show.
George Clanton will bring his electronic pop sound to the FOX THEATRE, with general admission tickets set to go on sale for the all-ages show.
Jordan Sand announced her debut album Baby Ghost and released the single and video Baby with the Sail, exploring the space between life and death through bass and voice.
Tony and Grammy winner Marcus Paul James released a new original song reflecting on memories and the longing to relive meaningful moments from the past.
Montreal producer Matt Sklivas, known as Delian League, will release his debut album Crush on the Causal Chain label, blending electro, grime, UK bass, techno and dub influences.
The Idiopathic Ridiculopathy Consortium will present Samuel Beckett's ENDGAME at Theatre Exile in Philadelphia as part of the Fringe Arts Festival, directed by Tina Ann Brock.
Selma the Musical: The Untold Stories has unveiled a yearlong 10th anniversary initiative featuring a national tour, expanded educational programming, and new partnerships as the acclaimed musical enters its second decade.
The Boston Philharmonic Orchestra announced its 48th and final season, led by Benjamin Zander, with four BPO programs and three Boston Philharmonic Youth Orchestra concerts at Symphony Hall.
Bassist and composer Hannah Marks will bring her quartet to DC Jazz Festival as part of an ASCAP Foundation partnership supporting emerging jazz creators.
The Boston Philharmonic will close its 48th season with four orchestra programs and three youth orchestra programs at Symphony Hall, all led by Benjamin Zander.
Director Joe Hahn's documentary chronicles LINKIN PARK's return following the loss of Chester Bennington, tracing the band's creative reinvention with new members Emily Armstrong and Colin Brittain.
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