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KT Sullivan and company end convention week with style and flair.

Chinese-American pianist Taige Wang, 16, won first prize at the Tbilisi International Piano Competition, emerging as the youngest contestant among participants aged 16 to 33.

CAP UCLA presents the U.S. premiere of Czech composer Jiří Trtík's chamber opera, launching Far Away, Here, a new international opera initiative featuring works by creators from Europe, Asia, and Latin America.

Roots-rock band MYND READER released their six-song acoustic EP SUNDAY DRIVE with a music video for focus-track Soundtrack of Life. The project was mixed and produced by Grammy-winner Michael Brauer and features drummer Brian Sachs, formerly of 1990s New York band THE AUTHORITY.

Theater Resources Unlimited will present a hybrid workshop on evaluating theatrical productions as investments Nov. 22, featuring producers, attorneys, and investors discussing how to assess commercial viability and pitch shows to potential backers.

The Philharmonia Orchestra will present all nine Beethoven symphonies paired with contemporary works across nine concerts led by conductors including Santtu-Matias Rouvali, Esa-Pekka Salonen, and Marin Alsop at London's Southbank Centre.

Nashville country artist Bri Fletcher released her six-track EP NEW HER, exploring personal growth, shifting relationships, and self-discovery through country, pop, and R&B influences.

Leigh-Anne released the single 'Clickbait' and announced a deluxe edition of her debut album MY EGO TOLD ME TO…DO A FAN EDITION, featuring seven additional tracks including two new songs.

Singer-songwriter Maddie Regent released the pop single 'Lizzy' with an accompanying music video directed by Maya Sassoon. The track explores romantic tension between two people fighting their attraction.

Australian singer-songwriter Sammi Heaney released her new single ANYTHING AT ALL via Safelight Records, featuring delicate vocals and acoustic guitar exploring unrequited love and heartbreak.

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.

A battle for the soul of the Labour Party, rival political factions battling for power amid arguments about Europe, all set against an deep economic crisis. No, not our current politics in 2026, but 1970's Britain where the Labour Party's Roy Jenkins, Denis Healey and Tony Crosland clash as they debate who out of their 'gang of three' should become deputy party leader in 1972 and 1976, prime minister in 1976 and then leader of the opposition in 1980.

Japanese artist Kenshi Yonezu announced dates for his expanded 2026-2027 world tour, including a stop at Los Angeles's Kia Forum on Saturday, February 6. General ticket sales begin Thursday, October 22.

Michael Leeds' campy murder mystery comedy sold out its first three weekends at Island City Stage in Fort Lauderdale and has been extended through November 1. See photos of the show.

Kaatsbaan Cultural Park appointed multidisciplinary artist Celia Rowlson-Hall as its first Artist-In-Residence. The Emmy-nominated choreographer and filmmaker will develop projects across dance, film, and storytelling at the cultural institution.

Rise and shine, BroadwayWorld! It is October 16, 2026 and it's time to catch up on all of the theatrical happenings you may have missed in the last 24 hours.

‘Oh, Mary!’ actor Wesley Taylor exclusively sits down with BroadwayWorld to talk about living life on the road for the first time in his career while starring in the Cole Escola hit.

See photos from night one of the Cabaret Convention, running 10/13 to 10/15 in NYC. ONCE IN A BLUE MOON celebrated the legacy of Mabel Mercer with Marilyn Maye, Jeff Harnar and many more top-tier voices from the NYC cabaret community

The Kyiv/NYC-based duo 8x8 released the first single from their upcoming full-length album. Immaculate Constellation marks the first installment of a planned double album from the trans-Black Sea project.

U2 announced a world tour supporting their album CARNAVAL DE LUZ, with dates set for Mexico City, São Paulo, and Buenos Aires starting February 23, 2027, with Beck as support. Europe and North America dates are forthcoming.

I think it’s important to admit, OKLAHOMA! is one of my favorite musicals. As a child, it was one of the films that first enthralled me with musical theatre, though I hardly thought I’d become a part of any of that just a few years later as a teenager.

Following a sold-out Royal Albert Hall performance, four-time Grammy nominee RAYE will expand her symphonic tour across six additional countries.

In FDR's Very Happy Hour, Regan Linton resurrects the 32nd president for an evening of history, humor and audience participation. It's a thoughtful, often charming celebration of human connection, though its attempts to manufacture community can feel forced, and its faith in small acts of kindness doesn't always hold up against the enormity of the problems it hopes to address.

HEAVENS TO BETSY announced a North American fall tour and the release of BABY'S GONE, the band's first project since 1994, out via Kill Rock Stars. A video for 'seek and hide' features archival footage from the group's 1991 debut show.

The final completed studio album from outlaw country icon David Allan Coe, A MILLION REASONS, will be released digitally, featuring 11 previously unreleased tracks recorded in 2017.