3Arts announced $860,000 in unrestricted grants to Chicago artists, including ten recipients of $50,000 Next Level Awards, at its 19th Annual celebration. The milestone marks over $10 million distributed since 2007.
Pianist Lukas Sternath releases his debut album featuring works by Franz Schubert and Franz Liszt on Igor Levit's NO SILENCE RECORDS label in collaboration with Sony Classical.
Max McNown released the single 'Not Falling Out,' a romantic duet with GRAMMY Award-winning country artist Carly Pearce, along with an official music video.
Seattle rocker Ayron Jones announced a new album produced by Marti Frederiksen, marking his first release in three years. The project blends grunge, metal, soul, and hip-hop influences.
New York Festival of Song will present THIS NOW NAKED LIFE, a program of contemporary vocal works curated by pianist Nathaniel LaNasa, featuring world premiere selections from composer leiken's I HAVE BEEN THE BLUE SALMON.
Composer Gregory Spears revealed his upcoming season, featuring the world premiere of orchestral work THE MYSTERIES with Columbus Symphony and Carnegie Hall, plus new operas and recordings.
Hong Kong's first flagship venue dedicated to dance and theatre will open as part of the West Kowloon Cultural District. The centre will feature multiple theatres and a dancehouse, with Hong Kong Ballet as its first resident company.
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Elena Langer's black comedy opera satirizing fame and celebrity culture will premiere in the UK at English National Opera's London Coliseum. The production, presented by Nederlandse Reisopera with the Phion Orchestra, follows an acclaimed Dutch tour.
Ensemble for These Times announced its 19th season program featuring world premieres by Alexander Malinas and Mary Bianco, Shostakovich selections in Yiddish, and new works by Andrea Casarrubios, David Garner, and Stella G. Gitelman Willoughby at Old First Concerts in San Francisco.
GRAMMY Award-winning baritone and composer Will Liverman announced a publishing partnership with Just a Theory Press, releasing three works including song cycles and arrangements of spirituals.
The Fisher Center at Bard, in association with the Center for Human Rights and the Arts at Bard College, will present EVIDENCE: 2026 LAB International Festival.
Composer David T. Little announced season highlights including the New York premiere of WHAT BELONGS TO YOU at NYU Skirball, a 20th-anniversary release of SOLDIER SONGS by Opera Philadelphia, and new productions of DOG DAYS and JFK across North America and Australia.
GatherNYC will present its 2026–2027 season at Jazzcultural, a new Manhattan listening room, featuring 31 weekly Sunday concerts. The series founded by cellist Laura Metcalf and guitarist Rupert Boyd will include classical performances, spoken word, and silence.
Jamie T released his sixth album GHOSTS (100 DAYS OF MORNING) via Polydor Records. The singer will perform solo intimate shows starting in October and will add dates to a nationwide UK tour in December.
Wendy Bevan released her album ALONE WITH THE UNKNOWN and shared a music video for the track 'Sirens' via Magnetic Magazine. The gothic synth-pop artist also released videos for additional album tracks.
Brandon Kyle Goodman's Queerties-nominated comedy returns to perform at The Elysian in Los Angeles, bringing the original New York cast from its Off-Broadway run.
Pianist Lukas Sternath releases his debut album featuring works by Franz Schubert and Franz Liszt on Igor Levit's NO SILENCE RECORDS label in collaboration with Sony Classical.
Alt-rock band THE INTEMPERATE SONS released their third studio album EPHEMERA via FRAME|WORK, with vinyl and CD editions coming in early November. The album features the single 'Chasing the Shadows of Dragonflies' and explores themes of memory, loss, and mortality.
The RSC has announced full details of its Summer 2027 programme, which sees Emmy and Golden Globe award-winning actor Elizabeth Debicki make her debut with the company as Richard II, alongside Damien Molony in the role of Coriolanus.
FONTAINES D.C. released the music video for 'Tongue,' the second single from their fifth studio album DOPAMINE CHAMBER. The video was directed by John Angus Stewart and shot in New York City.
SFCM's 2026–27 season integrates artist residencies, professional internships, and side-by-side performances through its Global Creative Alliance, which includes Askonas Holt and Pentatone.
3Arts named ten recipients of its 2026 Awards across five artistic disciplines. The Chicago nonprofit will honor the awardees at a ceremony featuring performances by past recipients.
54 Below will present multiple cabaret shows featuring Tony Award winners Wilson Jermaine Heredia and Natalie Venetia Belcon, Grammy nominee Marilyn Maye, and performers from HAMILTON, HADESTOWN, and LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS.
The St. Charles Singers will perform songs spanning early America to the present day, featuring eight works by the chamber choir for the first time, including pieces by composers William Billings, Charles Ives, and Florence Price.
Austin-based singer-songwriter Kelsey Hughen will self-release her second EP, featuring six original songs exploring dualities of self, including light and dark, grief and hope.
