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The one-man show MOFFIE, starring David Viviers, will play the Adam Small Auditorium in Stellenbosch following acclaimed runs in London and at the Baxter Theatre.

Nelly Furtado has released a 20th anniversary deluxe edition of LOOSE, featuring unreleased demos, bonus tracks, and reimagined versions of hits including "Promiscuous" and "Maneater."

Vancouver indie-pop singer-songwriter Emily Pegram released her second single, written, produced, and recorded entirely by her, following debut track KINGDOM.

Australian band FAKER has released ENJOY YOUR PROBLEMS, its first new album in over a decade, alongside a music video for the single "Partner In Crime."

Nick Carpenter's Medium Build has released KING OF HAVING FUN via slowplay/Island Records and will debut at the Grand Ole Opry September 5 before launching a headline tour October 4.

Fraternal Twin released HALO FELL FOREVER, its first full-length album in a decade, produced by Dan Howard and recorded at Chateau Grand in Brooklyn. The band will play album release shows in New York City, Kingston, and Philadelphia.

THEORY OF A DEADMAN released a new EP, PART 1: FUNERAL SONGS, via ONErpm, alongside the single and video for MONSTER TRUCK, while touring with Sevendust.

THELMA & JAMES released new single THE WAY THAT IT WASN'T after wrapping a stadium tour with Luke Combs and earning five 2026 CCMA Award nominations, including Duo of the Year.

Alex Ferris's THE AUDITION will play a two-night run at Theaterlab, starring Gus Reale and Pete Simpson in a story about acting, ambition, and luck. Learn more here.

Sun Records released a collection of rare and previously unreleased recordings from The Gentrys, produced by Knox Phillips, spotlighting the Memphis band's lesser-known post-1960s era.

Atlanta singer-songwriter Cara Paige has released a ten-song Gospel Roots album drawing on her family's Holocaust survival story and journey to America, with tracks already charting on iTunes.

A writing book that opens by telling writers to stop writing sounds like a contradiction. That is exactly the point. David Cornue built his coaching practice on a diagnosis he saw repeat itself across hundreds of clients: the trouble usually starts before the first page, not on it. His new book, Stop Writing!, published by Every Story Press, argues that the writers who finish are the ones who develop a story fully before they type a word of the draft.

The new musical WANTED has revealed its complete company and creative team ahead of its Broadway run at The James Earl Jones Theatre, joining stars Solea Pfeiffer, Ledisi and Luke James.

SOLARDO released WAKE ME UP, the first single from forthcoming EP DEEPER LOVE, marking a return to the deep tech house sound of the Manchester duo's early years.

K.Flay released the single ANTS, addressing consumerism and the destructive nature of power. The track follows her 2023 album MONO and precedes tour dates supporting Evanescence and Poppy.

Nashville country artist Paige Rose released her new single, exploring themes of patience, comparison and trusting in a higher timeline, now available on streaming platforms.

Owen Riegling will expand his album IN THE FEELING with a deluxe edition featuring six new tracks, out November 13, alongside new single "Me Without My Hometown" and a fall North American tour.

YAO, the collective featuring AWICH, CHICO CARLITO, ONE OK ROCK, and PALEDUSK, has released its second single, exploring Okinawa's history and culture.

The All-American Rejects released a Deluxe Edition of their 3x-Platinum album MOVE ALONG via Universal Music Enterprises, featuring three bonus tracks across vinyl, CD, and digital formats.

The Atlanta rock band released a new single from its forthcoming EP PROCEED WITH CAUTION as its sold-out debut headlining tour approaches.

Tony Levin, Pat Mastelotto and Markus Reuter released LET'S THRAK AGAIN, a King Crimson THRAK homage, ahead of a Western North American tour kicking off Sept. 8 in Austin, with stops in Vancouver, Seattle and Los Angeles through Sept. 30.

Manchester rapper Nemzzz released his 17-track mixtape LOCKED IN, featuring collaborations with Travis Scott, Lil Yachty, Cash Cobain, Latto and Tunde, including the single GASS.

Andrew Garfield made a surprise appearance at BoomTown Brewery's Lectures on Tap event in Los Angeles, discussing the Peasants' Revolt tied to his upcoming film THE UPRISING.

Country artist Belle Frantz announced her debut album, a 17-song collection featuring Wynonna Judd, Reba McEntire and Ashley Monroe, following a standing ovation at her Grand Ole Opry debut.

Noah Hill, bassist for Parcels, has released his debut solo album via Because Music, alongside a new music video for the track HEAVEN.