Houston Grand Opera will open its 2026-27 season with Carlisle Floyd's American opera classic SUSANNAH, directed by soprano Patricia Racette and conducted by James Gaffigan. The production runs for five performances at the Wortham Theater Center.
Docbloc Projects will present Wren Phoenix's solo play exploring religious trauma and queer identity through a theatrical reckoning with Christian nationalism, directed by Ash Marinaccio.
New 42 has added J. Harrison Ghee, Renée Elise Goldsberry, Joshua Henry, and more to its Artist Council, a group of professional artists who serve as ambassadors.
The Dodge Poetry Festival will present acclaimed poets, emerging voices, spoken-word artists and performers across three days in downtown Newark. The event will feature readings, conversations, performances and family programming with free admission.
Cuban-American cellist Tommy Mesa will debut with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra in the world premiere of Michael Abels' Concerto for Cello and Orchestra, alongside Carnegie Hall performances and an extensive recital tour across the United States and Mexico.
Boston Chamber Symphony will open its 2026–27 season with violinist Joshua Brown performing Brahms's Violin Concerto alongside works by Mozart and Beethoven, led by Music Director Avlana Eisenberg.
Violinist Bella Hristova will present performances with orchestras including the Buffalo Philharmonic and Charlotte Symphony, and release a recording of six newly commissioned solo violin works in spring 2027.
Luke Combs extends his record-breaking run at country radio as 'Be By You' reaches #1 on the Country Aircheck/Mediabase chart, marking his 23rd consecutive solo single to top the chart.
The immersive theatrical production combining live music, drama, aerial acts, martial arts, modern dance and large-scale visual effects will perform at Stifel Theatre in St. Louis as part of a limited 23-performance fall tour.
Luis Alfaro's world premiere explores Chicano life in California's San Joaquin Valley, centering on a Pentecostal church community in Earlimart facing immigration raids and personal transformation.
The Thirteen pairs Brahms' Ein deutsches Requiem with Margaret Bonds' Credo across performances in Washington, D.C., Bethesda, and Alexandria, conducted by Matthew Robertson.
The Austin-based string quartet will perform at The Weill Music Institute at Carnegie Hall, collaborate with the Isidore String Quartet at Yale University and Music Mondays in New York City, and appear with clarinetist David Shifrin in Virginia and Michigan.
Julien Baker announced six three-night rock club residencies starting October 15 in Salt Lake City and concluding November 21 in Seattle, with stops in Cambridge, Carrboro, Athens, and Lawrence. Matt Gilman and Calvin Lauber will join the tour.
The Red Clay Strays received a nomination for Vocal Group of the Year at the 60th Annual CMA Awards, following their win in 2025. The band continues its North American tour and released the album Grateful via HBYCO Records/RCA Records.
The acclaimed British vocal ensemble will present Renaissance polyphonic highlights and a world premiere commission by Christopher Cerrone at Miller Theatre's Early Music series.
Daniel Donato's Cosmic Country will perform two consecutive nights in Denver, playing Cervantes Ballroom followed by Mission Ballroom, sold as a combined two-day pass for fans ages 16 and up.
Brandi Carlile released a reworked version of her song CHURCH & STATE, the second track shared from her expanded album RETURNING TO MYSELF (SAD GAY VERSION).
DC JazzFest continues across Washington, DC neighborhoods, culminating in a two-day finale at The Wharf featuring NEA Jazz Masters, GRAMMY winners and emerging artists on indoor and outdoor stages.
Boston Chamber Symphony will present a season featuring two East Coast premieres by composers Pascal Le Boeuf and Michael Gilbertson, with guest artists including violinist Joshua Brown and pianist Adam Golka.
Orange Tree Theatre unveiled its 2026/2027 season, featuring Tamsin Greig in CRANFORD, Olivia Williams in THE VORTEX, and Claire Skinner in INFAMOUS ANNE, alongside King Lear and Richard II in repertory.
Brandi Carlile's concert film, recorded at Minneapolis' Target Center in response to ICE actions in the city, has raised more than $750,000 for The Advocates for Human Rights.
The Spiritualist Church of NYC will host a Celebration of Life for musical director and pianist William Russell Lewis at The Church of Saint Paul and Saint Andrew, featuring singers he worked with throughout his career.
Music Worcester will present a five-concert BACHtoberfest weekend featuring Emi Ferguson, Kit Armstrong, and Boris Giltburg performing works by Johann Sebastian Bach in Worcester, Massachusetts.
Daniel Donato's COSMIC COUNTRY will perform at the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, New York, with tickets ranging from $48 to $182 for the 18-and-over show.
Kashus Culpepper recorded a stripped-back cover of Otis Redding's classic around a campfire in Nashville, releasing it exclusively as an Amazon Music Original.
