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Andy Grammer released his sixth studio album BIG STUPID HEART, while Aubrie Sellers unveiled a stripped-back version of Prototype. Additional releases from Boy Golden, MYND READER, and Zacchae'us Paul arrived this week.

Studio Theatre has revealed the cast for their production of Wilderness Generation, the most recent play from Pulitzer Prize-winner and Studio favorite James Ijames.

Los Angeles hard rock band BLACKLIST UNION released the single 'Heavy Is the Crown,' exploring perseverance and resilience. The track arrives following the band's six-week European tour with Faster Pussycat and Femme Fatale.

Ali Tod has released her second and final single ahead of her self-titled album produced by Kaki King. The Scottish-born guitarist and vocalist has performed with Brandi Carlile and will perform at Carlile's Girls Just Wanna Weekend.

Alt-rock trio TEMPER CITY released the single 'Sex & Drugs' via Thirty Knots/Interscope Records. The track, performed at Austin City Limits Festival, explores modern romance and attachment.

THE FELICE BROTHERS' tribute album FELICE COUNTY FAIR, featuring over two dozen covers by artists including Bright Eyes, Brandon Flowers, and Phoebe Bridgers, is now available. A documentary about the band premiered at the Woodstock Film Festival.

Toronto musician Keegan Powell released his album BETWEEN THE HALLS and announced select Canadian tour dates beginning in St. Catharines. The record blends ethereal rock with pop melodies.

Single tickets are now available for Disney's BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, the first North American touring production of the musical in over 25 years, playing at The Fabulous Fox in St. Louis.

This week's Stage Mag Spotlight is on The Players Guild Theatre's production of The Players Guild Theatre! Stage Mag is BroadwayWorld's service for easily creating modern, fully interactive show programs.

Following a previously announced medical leave, J. Harrison Ghee will not return to the Oh, Mary! tour in order to focus on their health and treatment for kidney disease.

Before Stella Cole joins Maybe Happy Ending on Broadway as Gil Brentley, watch her sing a solo rendition of 'Then I Can Let You Go.' Filmed at Winnie's Jazz Club, the new video features composer Will Aronson on piano.

James Droll and BIG GUY & THE VERY LARGE MEN released RED DOOR, featuring Abby Cates, ahead of the sophomore EP PERMADEATH. The single captures a night out in Nashville's Midtown scene.

Boston songwriter Ted Bradley, performing as Strange Pains, has released his debut double album THE DIAMOND DISTRICT I, alongside the single and video for "Special Thing." The project was produced by Joseph D'Agostino.

Verve Records released VERVE REMIXED // NINA SIMONE, a compilation featuring electronic remixes of Nina Simone tracks by producers including HAAi, Solomun, and Austin Millz.

J-pop icon Kyary Pamyu Pamyu released PANG PANG PANG, an electronic track produced by Yasutaka Nakata and written as the ending theme for anime PAN DOROBO. The music video, directed by Jun Tamukai, marks her 15th anniversary and includes homages to her breakout hit PONPONPON.

SLAYYYTER sold out her largest headline show to date at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The artist also announced the upcoming album WOR$T MAN IN AMERICA, a counterpart to the critically acclaimed WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA.

UK pianist Jeneba Kanneh-Mason has released her new EP SONGS WITHOUT WORDS on Sony Classical, featuring works by Mendelssohn, Florence Price, Margaret Bonds, Saint-Saëns, and Nina Simone.

Dramatists Guild Foundation (DGF) announced a $1 million leadership gift from the Roe Green Foundation, led by longtime DGF supporter and arts philanthropist Roe Green. The Foundation has pledged this gift in support of DGF and its work on behalf of theater writers nationwide. In recognition of the commitment, DGF Executive Director Rachel Routh will immediately assume the title of The Roe Green Executive Director, which the position will carry for the duration of the Foundation's ten-year commitment. 

Join Arena Stage for Are You Now or Have You Ever Been? Pride Night. Straight from Off-Broadway comes Eric Bentley's timely American docudrama, Are You Now or Have You Ever Been?, directed by Tony Award winner Anna D. Shapiro.

Actor Daisy Edgar-Jones discussed her career in a Bustle interview, reflecting on fan rewatches of NORMAL PEOPLE, her love of Sarah J. Maas novels, and her upcoming role in TOMORROW, AND TOMORROW, AND TOMORROW.

STORM FORCE released a performance video for 'Anti Social Media,' the third single from their album TRUTH. The track examines how social media algorithms and negativity can divide people despite connecting them.

Neal Casal's second advance single from his forthcoming archival collection features 12 previously unreleased home recordings from the late singer-songwriter, restored from original analog tapes.

Michael Apted's documentary about Soviet rock legend Boris Grebenshchikov returns in a newly remastered edition, featuring appearances by Dave Stewart, Annie Lennox, and Chrissie Hynde.

The documentary team released a newly scanned 4K version of the 1967 Patterson-Gimlin footage, sourced directly from the original 16mm film in the Patterson family collection and representing the highest quality version to date.

Arena Stage will present a college-priced performance of Eric Bentley's docudrama ARE YOU NOW OR HAVE YOU EVER BEEN?, directed by Tony Award winner Anna D. Shapiro, with $35 tickets available to students.