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Seven-Time Platinum New Zealand's Sol3 Mio Announces New Album in May via Capitol Records, Tour in Spring

Hit New Zealand musical trio Sol3 Mio have announced they will be releasing a full-length, self-titled album through Capitol Records this May, followed by a North American tour in late spring.Sol3 Mio — pronounced "Sole Mio" — consist of classically trained and contemporary-influenced tenor brothers Amitai and Pene Pati as well as their baritone cousin Moses Mackay. This musical family is of Samoan heritage and became international starts after a breakthrough performance on New Zealand television in 2012. Their self-titled debut album featuring opera classics and modern favorites, has been No. 1 for 16 non-consecutive weeks and has been certified seven-times platinum, making them the best-selling album of 2013 in New Zealand, selling more copies than Lorde. It has landed at No. 6 in Australia and cracked the top 50 in the U.K.At first, the trio formed for a party trick.

By Jaime Prisco

Yo-Yo Ma, James Franco, Bill Clinton and More Pay Tribute to Stephen Colbert in Final Episode of 'Report'

Stephen Colbert was surprisingly composed in the last episode of his beloved news satire The Colbert Report--which ended on Dec. 18 and featured guests such as James Franco, Katie Couric, Jon Stewart, Yo-Yo Ma and so many more.
By Ian Holubiak
iO Improve Creates Stage Tribute to Cult Classic "Waiting for Guffman" Titled "Red, White, & Blaine."

“Red, White, & Blaine," a stage tribute to the cult classic film, "Waiting For Guffman," will play at the Chicago-based improv theatre iO this coming January.
By Jaime Prisco

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Seven-Time Platinum New Zealand's Sol3 Mio Announces New Album in May via Capitol Records, Tour in Spring

Yo-Yo Ma, James Franco, Bill Clinton and More Pay Tribute to Stephen Colbert in Final Episode of 'Report'

iO Improve Creates Stage Tribute to Cult Classic "Waiting for Guffman" Titled "Red, White, & Blaine."

What Does the Passing of the "Cromnibus" Bill Mean for the Arts?

Holographic Liberace to Perform on Las Vegas Stage, Courtesy of Tupac Shakur's Hologram USA and Liberace Foundation Partnership

Donna Lewis to Release New Album 'Brand New Day' Featuring David King, Reid Anderson and Ethan Iverson With Covers of David Bowie, Neil Young, Damien Rice and More

Chinese and American Music Exchange Helps Enhance Cultural Ties: NY Philharmonic, LA Philharmonic and San Fran Symphony to be Broadcast in China for the First Time

6-Year-Old Iain Armitage Interviews Sting After His Recent Performance in the Autobiographical Suite 'The Last Ship'

Moroccan Countertenor Emil Zrihan Performs for the World Music Institute's 'Around the World, Around the City' Series

Praised: Benjamin Scheuer's 'The Lion' Premieres Limited Engagement at the Lynn Redgrave Theater at Culture Project in February

Guitarist Jason Vieaux to Perform for Simone Dinnerstein's Neighborhood Classics Series in Brooklyn

New York Choral Society and Orchestra to Play Rarely Heard 'St. Paul' by Felix Mendelssohn at Carnegie Hall, David Haynes Music Director

Former Martha Graham Dance Co. Principal Dancer Receives National Endowment for the Arts Work Grant for RIOULT Dance Piece 'Polymorphous'

Keith A. Wolfe of Fort Worth Opera Appointed New General Director of Opera Birmingham, Succeeding John D. Jones

Michael Bublé Finishes Tour with $106M in Tix Sales, Hosts NBC Holiday Special with Barbra Streisand, Ariana Grande, Miss Piggy; X-Mas Album Goes Diamond

Renée Fleming Hosts 'American Voices' for Thirteen's 'Great Performances' Series, Feat. Sara Bareilles, Josh Groban, Ben Folds, Alison Krauss, National Symphony Orchestra and More

EXCLUSIVE: Vijay Iyer Talks 'RADHE RADHE: Rites of Holi' at Brooklyn Academy of Music (Dec. 18-20) and Prashant Bhargava Silent Film

EXCLUSIVE: Watch The Boys of St. Paul's Choir School Cambridge Sing "O Come All Ye Faithful," from Decca Debut Album 'Christmas in Harvard Square' [VIDEO PREMIERE]