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.
Prime Video released the official trailer and key art for THE CHOSEN IN THE WILD WITH BEAR GRYLLS, in which cast members and series creator Dallas Jenkins take on wilderness challenges guided by adventurer Bear Grylls across rugged U.S. terrain.
Folk legend Tom Rush will return to the Wilcox Main Stage at Prescott Park Arts Festival in September as part of The River House Restaurant Concert Series.
Americana band Fruition released 'I'm Not Afraid,' the third single from their upcoming eighth studio album 'Something More,' produced by Grammy winner Tucker Martine and set for release on Bloodshot Records.
Nashville folk/pop trio The Arcadian Wild released new single 'See It To Believe It,' the latest preview of their upcoming album 'Make It Out Alive,' recorded with producer Micah Tawlks.
South Tipperary Arts Centre will present exhibitions on artist-led publishing house Coracle and a debut solo show by KCAT painter Eileen Mulrooney as part of its 30th anniversary autumn programme in Clonmel.
Playwrights Foundation announced the four-playwright cohort and creative teams for the 47th Bay Area Playwrights Festival, selected from over 600 applicants, with in-person readings in San Francisco and on-demand recordings to follow.
PlayGround has announced four next-gen theatre leaders as its 2026-2027 Producing Fellows, selected from over 100 applicants to train across SF Bay Area, Los Angeles, New York, and Chicago.
The Animeros announced Austin LP release shows and a West Coast tour supporting their Dan Auerbach-produced debut on Easy Eye Sound.
Eli Paperboy Reed released a new single, 'Love You More,' produced by Swamp Dogg, marking a collaboration between the two artists.
The film adaptation of Reading Lolita in Tehran is set for a nationwide theatrical release, bringing Azar Nafisi's acclaimed memoir about women, literature, and resistance in Iran to the big screen.
Steve Von Till, known as a member of Neurosis, is set to embark on a solo tour in support of his latest album 'Alone in a World of Wounds'.
Memorials, the band featuring members of Electrelane and Wire, announced an East Coast headline tour in support of their new album All Clouds Bring Not Rain, out now on Fire Records.
Separate Ways The Band, a Journey tribute act known for recreating the Steve Perry era sound, is set to perform at SERVPRO After Hours Concerts at The Innsbrook Pavilion in Glen Allen, Virginia.
Penny Wolhuter will lead IMMORTAL, a one-woman drama written by Peter Terry and directed by Sharon Spiegel-Wagner, telling the true story of a survivor of the 1911 Blaaukrantz river bridge collapse at The Drama Factory in Strand, South Africa.
The New York Asian Film Festival is set to begin its programming with a noon start time, offering attendees flexibility around other major events happening simultaneously.
Spilling Ink will present Godavari: Who Am I? at Performance Garage during the Philadelphia Fringe Festival, blending Bharatanatyam dance, original music, and visual design to explore memory, devotion, and return.
Hudson River Park announced the lineup for its 26th annual Blues BBQ Festival at Pier 76, headlined by three-time Grammy winner Bobby Rush, alongside Sugaray Rayford, Buckwheat Zydeco Jr., and more. The free event features two live stages, BBQ vendors, and dance lessons.
Asbury Park Theater Company has named Nate Patten as its new Producing Artistic Director. The Broadway veteran will lead an upcoming season including The Wolves and Footloose: Youth Edition at the Jersey Shore Arts Center.
The Joyce Theater revealed the full cast and programming for The Joyce Ballet Festival 2026, curated by Misty Copeland, featuring artists from ABT, NYCB, Paris Opera Ballet, and two world premieres.
West End Productions will present Jez Butterworth's The River at North Fourth Theatre in Albuquerque, directed by Joe Feldman with David Yakubik, Maria Latiolais, and Rachel Foster.
Lincoln Park's River Shannon, one of Chicago's oldest neighborhood bars, will mark its 80th anniversary with a month-long lineup of themed events, drink specials, giveaways, and commemorative programming.
Chicago's Winifred Haun & Dancers will conduct its first-ever Alaska tour, with dance residencies in Nome and Anchorage featuring workshops, community performances, and a collaboration with indigenous group Unalakleet Comes To Life.
EPIC BROADWAY!, a Broadway revue featuring Tony nominee Sean Allan Krill, Mamie Parris, and others, will take place at Bannerman Island. Learn more about the show here.
Jazz legend Herbie Hancock will perform at New Jersey Performing Arts Center's Prudential Hall in Newark. The 14-time GRAMMY winner and 2025 Polar Music Prize recipient is set for a one-night-only appearance.
