Trafalgar Releasing and HYBE will bring CORTIS' sold-out debut world tour to cinemas globally, broadcasting live from LA's YouTube Theater with a 30-minute theatrical-exclusive pre-show.
Country artist Braden Hull released 'Trucks Are For,' a new single exploring themes of heartbreak and emotional recovery, marking a personal shift in his songwriting.
Aurelia Williams and Awa Sal Secka will join the Broadway cast of WANTED as Sissy and Flo, two sharp-witted maids, at The James Earl Jones Theatre alongside Solea Pfeiffer, Liisi LaFontaine, Ledisi, and Luke James.
The company of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time will be led by Alex Keenan as 'Chris Boone', a role alternated by Imi Price, the first women to portray Chris Boone.
The Rose Art Museum at Brandeis University will present Jenna Gribbon: Entwined, the first major solo museum exhibition of the contemporary painter's work, featuring over 40 paintings and three new commissions.
New World Symphony announced its 2026-27 WALLCAST® concert series, featuring seven free outdoor live broadcasts projected onto the New World Center's exterior wall in SoundScape Park.
MPAC in Morristown will present a lineup of concerts including The Stray Cats, Melissa Etheridge, Air Supply, Cheap Trick, Kenny G, and David Foster, plus Broadway star Jessica Vosk for the venue's 32nd season opening night.
Des Moines Performing Arts announced a new season of MADE IN THE MIDWEST, moving into the reimagined Stoner Theater with five regional acts spanning indie, soul, jazz, pop and bluegrass.
Mischief has released new rehearsal photos for the West End return of The Comedy About Spies, which begins performances at the Adelphi Theatre on August 1. The award-winning comedy, written by Henry Lewis and Henry Shields, returns for an eight-week run following its acclaimed 2025 premiere, with a cast led by Bryony Corrigan, David Hearn, Adele James, Henry Lewis, Henry Shields, and more.
Shenandoah Conservatory revealed its 2026-27 season featuring guest artists, a new Well-Being Concert Series developed with Carnegie Hall, and productions including Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812, ad more.
Without Walls announced 10 artists and companies selected for its Blueprint R&D programme, supporting ambitious new outdoor touring work spanning theatre, dance, circus, puppetry, and more across the UK.
Brydie O'Connor's archive-driven documentary on pioneering lesbian experimental filmmaker Barbara Hammer is set to make its U.S. theatrical premiere at Film Forum in New York City.
The Korean Cultural Centre UK's K-Music Festival will present its 13th edition across London venues, featuring artists spanning hip-hop, folk, jazz, post-rock, and gaming soundtracks.
Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis will bring NOTHING BUT HITS back to Voltaire at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas for seven final performances of the music-driven show.
Tokyo-based composer and acoustic researcher Bajune Tobeta released 'Memories,' a lo-fi single built from layered electronic textures and piano fragments, ahead of his upcoming album 'Anechoic' via CROIX Co., Ltd. / electric sheep.
Following its Tribeca Festival debut, Katy Perry: The Lifetimes TOUR - LIVE FROM PARIS will screen in cinemas across 70 countries, with an exclusive IMAX premiere in the US, via Trafalgar Releasing.
Bernadette Bangura will join the UK and Ireland tour of WAITRESS as Becky, replacing Sandra Marvin. Bangura's credits include Moulin Rouge!, Once On This Island, and My Fair Lady.
The Art Gallery of South Australia will present two photographic exhibitions by Kaurna artists James Tylor and Damien Shen, celebrating Kaurna culture, history, and community in Tarntanya (Adelaide).
The Television Academy announced new options for Televerse 26, including a 1-Day Pass, Emmy FYC panels for Comedy, Drama and Reality categories, and a Schedule Creation tool for attendees.
The Classical Theatre of Harlem has extended its Uptown Shakespeare in the Park production of OTHELLO at Marcus Garvey Park, adding a final free performance after sold-out crowds and weather cancellations.
San Francisco Opera and San Francisco Opera Guild will present OPERA BALL, an Italian palazzo-inspired gala at City Hall, alongside The Opening night of Verdi's SIMON BOCCANEGRA conducted by Music Director Eun Sun Kim.
Pam Dickler's solo show I KILLED ANDY BREITBART, about a Chicago theater producer drawn into far-right political spin surrounding Barack Obama, returns to The Apollo Theater Studio for a limited engagement.
TheaterWorks Hartford will present The Filing Cabinet, a new gallery exhibition featuring works by Miller Opie, Paul Wylenczek, Lauren Be Dear, Logan Ray Bishop, and Paco Winebox, on view July 30 through August 30.
420 Shakespeare, Chicago's cannabis-themed classical theater company, will present the world premiere of 420 Frankenstein at The Second City's de Maat Studio Theatre, marking the company's first production outside the Shakespeare canon.
Ryan Bauer-Walsh's Faggot Baggage, a solo exhibition of 50 paintings, installation, and live performance, will mark the Harlem-based artist's NYC solo debut at Gallery 198 in Brooklyn.
