TUNEabomber Musical Released Second Single

The musical by John Lampe and Michael Wysong has released a new single ahead of its full cast recording.

Updated on Oct. 10, 2026 in Classical

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The musical TUNEabomber has released its second single, titled The TUNEabomber. This track precedes the digital and streaming release of the show's original cast recording.

Why it matters

The release serves as a preview for fans ahead of the full cast recording, which features production, arrangements, and orchestrations by Jason Pomerantz.

The production team has confirmed that the upcoming cast album includes a guest appearance by Harvey Fierstein. Physical copies of the recording will be available exclusively for purchase at live performances.

The players

John Lampe

He is a writer and performer of the musical TUNEabomber.

Michael Wysong

He is a writer and performer of the musical TUNEabomber.

Harvey Fierstein

He is a notable actor and playwright who makes a guest appearance on the new album.

Jason Pomerantz

He served as the producer and provided orchestrations for the project.

The details

Written and performed by John Lampe and Michael Wysong, the musical is currently building momentum through high-profile guest features and live stage appearances. The project arrives as the show celebrates its one-year anniversary.

Timeline

  1. October 10, 2026: Los Angeles performance at the Lyric Hyperion.

  2. October 11, 2026: Los Angeles performance at the Lyric Hyperion.

  3. October 16, 2026: Digital and streaming album release.

  4. October 17, 2026: Monthly residency returns at New York's Reverie Room.

Industry Dynamics

The release mirrors the broader industry trend of prioritizing streaming platforms to expand the reach of niche musical theater projects. By tethering physical availability to live performances, the production capitalizes on the exclusivity of the in-person theater experience.

Listeners can access the new single through major digital and streaming platforms starting immediately. Those wishing to obtain a physical copy of the cast recording must attend a live performance in cities like Los Angeles or New York.

The takeaway

Fans of the production should monitor the upcoming residency dates for opportunities to secure physical merchandise. The release format highlights the increasing importance of balancing digital accessibility with live, location-based engagement.

Further reading

Explore more industry trends and stage music news in our Classical section.

Source note: This article includes information reported by Broadway World.

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