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London Cover artBond Bound is the clever title of a display of cover art from Ian Fleming's James Bond novels. Fleming Collection, Berkeley Street, W1. Until June 28th. www. flemingcollection.co.uk.

Exhibition

The American Scene: Prints from Hopper to Pollock traces American avant-garde art from the 1900s. British Museum, 44 Great Russell Street, WC1. Until September 7th. www.britishmuseum.org.

Rock

Jack White's sideline band, The Raconteurs (above), give their album Consolers of the Lonely an outing at the Hammersmith Apollo. May 14th. www.theraconteurs.com.

Boston

Ballet

Three celebrated works by master choreographers George Balanchine, Antony Tudor and Twyla Tharp. Wang Theatre. May 15th-18th. www.citycenter.org.

Visual art

El Greco to Velázquez: Art during the Reign of Phillip III gives a vivid view of 17th- century Spain. Museum of Fine Arts, Huntington Avenue. Until July 27th. www.mfa.org.

Music

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers deliver their greatest hits at Banknorth Garden on June 13th. www.tompetty.com.

Copenhagen

ExhibitionCourt Culture gives a glimpse of duties and ceremonies involving the queen of Denmark. Amalienborg Square. Until September 14th.

Photography

Through deliberate staging and ironic play, Charlotte Haslund-Christensen's latest show, Natives: the Danes, examines stereotypes. Copenhagen Contemporary Art Center. 00-45-33181780, www.kunsthallennikolaj.dk/en. Until May 12th.

Ballet

The Royal Danish Ballet celebrates the new Royal Danish Drama house with Hot Hot Hot, featuring three champions of modern dance and ballet: Ohad Naharin, Nacho Duato and Christopher Wheeldon. Royal Danish Playhouse. May 8th-10th and 14th-16th. www.kglteater.dk.