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DJ and producer Steven Boom released the dance pop single END OF THE HIGH, featuring vocals from Philip Strand and Amanda Collis. The track explores love and uncertainty as summer transitions to everyday life.

Children's artist Chris McKhool releases the Halloween-themed single ON HALLOWEEN and will celebrate with a concert at Kingston Road Village Concert Series in Toronto, featuring a costume contest and the debut of his new album GLOBAL DANCE PARTY!

Reba McEntire joins Jennifer Hudson to talk Dolly Parton, 50 years in showbiz, 'The Voice' memories, 'Happy's Place,' and Halloween fun with fiancé Rex Linn.

Alternative rock band THE LOVE KILLS THEORY completed a four-city Japan tour in Tokyo, Yokohama, Kobe and Osaka, supporting its Xemu Records album HAPPY SUICIDE, JIM! with fellow label artists DEAD MEADOW.

Manchester musician Nick Bolan's SPECTRAL PLAINS project releases its debut album, a genre-spanning record featuring multiple vocalists and up to ten artists per track.

Singer-songwriter and founding member of THE WAILIN' JENNYS and THE SMALL GLORIES releases her first solo album in more than a decade, featuring collaborations with Grammy-winning banjo player Alison Brown.

Post-emo band BEN QUAD will support BOSTON MANOR's 10 Year Anniversary tour, performing at Music Hall of Williamsburg in Brooklyn on November 7.

British indie rock band WESTSIDE COWBOY announced three headline shows in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane following the release of their acclaimed debut album IT GOES ON.

Carson Daly reacts on TODAY to viral posts praising him for 25 years spent on screen alongside millennials, calling it 'a true honor' to connect with fans.

Musician Beck performed 'In The Night' on THE TONIGHT SHOW, joined by Sacha Baron Cohen on cello for the live television performance.

Hit songs, exciting choreography, and marvelous performances make this rockin’ revival one worth experiencing.

Noel Coward's supernatural comedy will run at Long Beach Playhouse with a cast including returning and debuting actors. The production opens on Halloween.

The Tennessee Williams Theatre Company of New Orleans will present a 90-minute comedic retelling of 17 Williams plays, running at the André Cailloux Center and Jefferson Performing Arts Westwego.

The Oscar Hammerstein Museum and Theatre Education Center will present performances by 2026 International Youth Solo Contest winners and open applications for an International Young Playwrights Festival for student writers worldwide.

Country artist Phil Vassar will perform at Raue Center For The Arts in Crystal Lake, Illinois, celebrating the 25th anniversary of his breakout hit with chart-topping songs and piano-driven performances.

Kansas City Repertory Theatre announced the cast of its holiday production, with veteran actor Mark Robbins stepping into the role of Ebenezer Scrooge at Spencer Theatre, succeeding Gary Neal Johnson.

Combining his love of cocktails and musical theatre, Robert Driemeyer has crafted a unique show that is both entertaining and educational.

What did our critic think of HAYWARD at Gift Theatre?

The Obie Award-winning musical OHIO, following sold-out runs in Edinburgh and London, will open at Greenwich House Theater in New York. The production features an original score and explores themes of faith, loss, and hope.

I love the idea that my future is open-ended. It galvanizes me. It ignites me. It lights up my soul. I have been blessed with a program, professors, and peers that have challenged me, pushed me, grown with me, and fostered and molded my passion in a way that is both useful and fulfilling.

Theatre 40 will present a staged reading of Christopher Franciosa's new comedy about a Westside L.A. family navigating race riots, political ambitions, and feng shui.

Washington Stage Guild will present the world premiere of JB Miller's dark comedy about two failed British antique dealers who inherit the world's oldest person and attempt to monetize her.

Theater for the New City will present a work-in-progress reading of The Bird Is Done, a new family dramedy by Michael Fishman, on Monday, November 9, 2026, at 7 p.m. Directed by Jim Semmelman.

The VERONA QUARTET will perform at Shriver Hall alongside saxophonist Steven Banks in his Baltimore debut, featuring works by Mozart, Theofanidis, and Dvořák.

The Pasadena Symphony will present Brahms' First Symphony and Barber's Violin Concerto at Ambassador Auditorium, featuring violinist Benjamin Beilman and conductor Brett Mitchell.