The Atlanta Opera Reveals 2026-27 Studio Artists
The Atlanta Opera has selected four singers and two stage directors for its Studio Artist program, now in its tenth season of developing early-career opera professionals.
The Atlanta Opera has selected four singers and two stage directors for its Studio Artist program, now in its tenth season of developing early-career opera professionals.
Austin punk quartet DIE SPITZ will perform at Boulder Theater, with general admission tickets available for the all-ages show at the venue.
Works & Process will present KEIGWIN + COMPANY's STAGE DOOR at the Peter B. Lewis Theater, pairing professional dancers with more than thirty community members in a piece about acceptance and aging.
Cory Henry has released DEVOTION, a gospel album following his GRAMMY-winning CHURCH, featuring Stevie Wonder, Fred Hammond, Hezekiah Walker and Jonathan McReynolds.
Matthew O'Neill announced his new album THROUGH TO US via Panther Mountain and shared the title track and video. The Catskills-based composer will tour New York, Arizona, and California this fall.
Works & Process will present a performance by KEIGWIN + COMPANY at the Peter B. Lewis Theater, featuring professional dancers alongside more than thirty community members exploring themes of acceptance and aging.
DC government agencies will host a free family festival at Deanwood Recreation Center featuring art, poetry, music, and STEAM activities for youth, with performances by Words Beats & Life and the DMV Slam Team.
Reuben and the Dark released the single "Haven Hill" ahead of their new album IF YOU KNOW ME YOU KNOW MY BROTHER, due October 9, 2026, alongside newly announced Canadian tour dates.
Brooke Annibale released the single "Try Again," a track from her upcoming album BOLDER FONT, addressing her strained relationship with music following recent professional setbacks.
Montreal band frown line released the single "Without You" via Lauren Records ahead of a US tour with Mini Trees, opening in Chicago on September 8 and closing at POP Montreal on September 24.
PENTATONE will release SPACES, a collection of world premiere recordings featuring composers including Anna Clyne, Donnacha Dennehy, George Lewis, Sarah Kirkland Snider, and Zoe Yost, marking the label's 25th anniversary.
HB Studio will open a new Premier Masterclass series with sessions led by Reed Birney and Leigh Silverman, followed by future classes with André Holland and Christine Lahti.
The Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame will host its second annual Music Documentary Film Festival in Stony Brook, featuring 43 films, live performances, and Q&A panels across two theaters.
A stage adaptation of Virginia Woolf's MRS DALLOWAY, co-created by Jen Heyes and Kit Green, will conclude its tour with three performances at HOME Manchester.
Palm Beach Symphony is accepting nominations for its Instrumental Music Teacher of the Year Award and the Lisa Bruna B-Major Award, honoring educators and high school seniors in Palm Beach County.
Kelly Strayhorn Theater has revealed its Fall 2026 season and 2026-27 programming theme, “For Each Other,” featuring the world premiere of Maree ReMalia's WITH OURSELVES, WITH EACH OTHER, Freshworks performances, the Remind Me, My Dream exhibition and returning community programs.
Island City Stage will present the Tony Award-winning comedy EUREKA DAY by Jonathan Spector, a satirical look at parenting, privilege and modern communication, in Fort Lauderdale.
Birmingham Children's Theatre will present STAY AWAKE, a sensory-friendly production for ages 0-5 featuring music, puppetry, and audience interaction as part of its Theatre for the Very Young series.
Vancouver International Film Festival will present its 45th edition with more than 160 features, an expanded VIFF Live program, and new initiatives from its Institute for the Moving Image.
The Australian post-punk band will release its debut album via Atlantic Records on Oct. 30, alongside new single "Crying With You" and expanded tour dates including Reading Festival, Riot Fest and Austin City Limits.
The Australian post-punk band announced its debut album, out October 30 via Atlantic Records, alongside new single "Crying With You" and a run of festival dates including Riot Fest and Austin City Limits.
Josh Crutchmer's upcoming book will trace Arizona's contributions to rock, folk, country and punk, from Mill Avenue's post-grunge scene to Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers and Jimmy Eat World.
Manhattan Theatre Club has revealed the latest recipients of their Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Initiative commissions for new theatrical works surrounding themes of science, math, and technology.
Sun Valley Playwright's Residency named Talene Monahon, a Pulitzer Prize finalist for MEET THE CARTOZIANS, as its resident playwright, with new music by Will Butler.
Theatre Communications Group will publish an anthology of more than thirty plays by women+ playwrights, a civic initiative from the Flynn Center with the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize examining democracy in America.