Tin Drum Theatre Company announced ticket sales for its Chicago premiere of A DARK WOOD, Eric Coble's dystopian fable directed by Steve Needham, at Studio 44 in the Greenhouse Theater Center.
Impostors Theatre Company will present THE SNOW QUEEN, a reimagining of the folktale written by Mallory Swisher and directed by Stefan Roseen and Anna Reomer, as part of its eighth season.
Ciera Miller has been named Roundabout Theatre Company's tenth Directing Fellow, joining an 11-member Roundabout Directors Group cohort offering mentorship to emerging theatre directors.
Charlotte Greve has released "Lighter Blue," a new single and music video from her debut solo album WATERBODIES, reflecting on the healing power of the creative process.
Adult Film will present Gus Mahoney's staging of Christopher Durang's 'dentity Crisis and For Whom the Southern Belle Tolls at Torn Page in Chelsea, followed by a run at a private Ridgewood studio.
Bassist and composer Emma Dayhuff released her second solo album, MOUNTAINS, featuring Isaiah Collier, Corey Wilkes, Paul Cornish and Jonathan Pinson, drawing on her Montana upbringing and Chicago jazz roots.
Catskill Art Space will host a residency reconstructing PRESENT TENSE, the Trisha Brown and Elizabeth Murray collaboration, with public rehearsals and a free sharing in Livingston Manor, NY.
Paul Simon's nearly two-hour live album, capturing his Quiet Celebration tour, arrives October 9, 2026, with the duet "Under African Skies" featuring Edie Brickell streaming now.
The GRAMMY-nominated duo has released a new EP, COUNTRY BAPTISM, via Atlantic Outpost, ahead of a headline tour and a show at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium.
The Male Pattern released a Springsteen-inspired single featuring Frog's Daniel Bateman, taken from the concept LP I WAS SHOT IN THE HEART!, exploring divorce and suburban suicide.
Brisbane Festival 2026 has officially begun, with Strong is the New Pretty, The Choir of Man, Fijian Flying Circus, Riverfire and more among the highlights of the 23-day program.
Brisbane Festival opened its 23-day citywide program featuring nearly 2,000 artists and over 750 performances, with more than 70% of events free under new Artistic Director Ebony Bott.
GREEN RIVER, a Creedence Clearwater Revival tribute act marking its 15th Anniversary Legacy Tour, will perform hits including Proud Mary and Bad Moon Rising at Cheney Hall.
Dan Aykroyd will host a new season of THE UNBELIEVABLE, exploring bizarre historical events and figures through recreations, archival footage, and expert storytellers on The HISTORY Channel.
Meredith McDonough has begun her tenure as Trinity Repertory Company's Artistic Director in Providence, joining Executive Director Katie Liberman and Board Chair Kibbe Reilly in an all-women leadership team.
Victoria Scone and River Medway will lead the cast of King's Head Theatre's pantomime DICK WHITTINGTON AND HIS CAT, written and directed by Andrew Pollard, along with an adults-only companion production.
The Oak Ridge Boys will release Buried Treasures, a 10-song collection produced by Anderson East and executive produced by Dave Cobb, via Lightning Rod Records.
THE OAK RIDGE BOYS will release a new album via Lightning Rod Records, with the title track "Buried Treasure" out now and pre-orders open.
Jim James' fifth solo album, WOWED OUT, is out now. The My Morning Jacket frontman will begin a solo acoustic headline tour November 28 in his hometown of Louisville, Kentucky.
PBS has outlined upcoming programming including RESOLVE TO SOLVE with Miles O'Brien, MADE IN THE WEST narrated by Tanya Tucker, and THE DRAWING ROOM featuring Mo Welch.
The Canadian Salsa Festivals Project will expand to Niagara Falls with a free festival featuring Latin music, dance and food, headlined by salsa singer Frankie Negrón.
Author Robert Macfarlane will deliver a free public lecture at Rhodes College in Memphis, exploring themes from his book Is a River Alive? Pre-registration is required to attend.
Little Island will wrap its third season with Thomas Bartlett's tribute to Allen Ginsberg, Cake Zine: Closing Time, and a final Papi Juice party in New York.
Williamston Theatre will present the Michigan premiere of THE ONE GOOD THING OR 'ARE YA PATRICK SWAYZE?' by Joe Bravaco, marking the first production of the theatre's 20th season.
Risk/Reward will present Portland-premiere performances by Joe Kye and Shannon Stewart at Reed College's Greenwood Theater, featuring two audience-favorite pieces expanded into full-length works.
