Paul Cashmere

Jimmy Barnes Goes Red Hot And Electric For 2022

When Covid sidelined the Jimmy Barnes’ Flesh and Blood’ tour before the ‘Flesh and Blood’ album was released, Jimmy missed the opportunity to give the songs their full force with a live band.

Tagged as: Australia, Duane mcDonald, Hoodoo Gurus, Jimmy Barnes, live music, music festival, Red Hot Summer, rock, The Living End

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Midnight Oil Play First Show Of 2022 At Mona Foma

by Paul Cashmere

Midnight Oil have kick started 2022 with their first show of the year in Tasmania for Mona Foma.

Tagged as: 70s, 80s, 90s, Australia, Midnight Oil, Mona Foma, Resist, rock, Tasmania

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The First Ever Mary Wilson Anthology is On The Way

by Paul Cashmere

Motown will release the first ever anthology for soul great Mary Wilson in March.

Tagged as: 60s, 70s, Mary Wilson, motown, pop, soul, the Supremes, USA

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Nick Mason Surprised By His Pink Floyd A Saucerful Of Secrets Tour Success

by Paul Cashmere

Nick Mason didn’t know if people would be interested in ‘A Saucerful of Secrets’.

Tagged as: 60s, 70s, 90s, classic rock, Nick Mason, Pink Floyd, rock, USA

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Sydney’s Twilight At Taronga Series Cancelled Due To Omicron Outbreak

by Paul Cashmere

Sydney’s Twilight At Taronga live music events have been cancelled due to the current Omicron outbreak.

Tagged as: live music, music industry, Sydney, Twilight At Taronga

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The Aborted Meat Loaf Album That Became The Jim Steinman Epic

by Paul Cashmere

Soon after Meat Loaf released the classic 1977 ‘Bat Out Of Hell’ album Jim Steinman set to work on a new batch of songs that were intended to be the follow-up. It never happened.

Tagged as: 80s, Bad For Good, Jim Steinman, Meat Loaf, rock, USA

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The Meat Loaf Album Most Fans Don’t Know About

by Paul Cashmere

One year before the release of ‘Bat Out Of Hell’, Meat Loaf was a featured lead singer on a Ted Nugent album.

Tagged as: 70s, Free For All, Meat Loaf, metal, rock, Ted Nugent, USA

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Meat Loaf. Photo by Ros O'Gorman., music news, noise11

Meat Loaf Dead At 74 From Covid

by Paul Cashmere

Meat Loaf, co-creator of Bat Out Of Hell with Jim Steinman, has died at the age on 74.

Tagged as: 70s, 80s, Bat Out Of Hell, Jim Steinman, Meat Loaf, rock, USA

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Hoodoo Gurus To Release First Album In 12 Years ‘Chariot of the Gods’

by Paul Cashmere

Hoodoo Gurus first album in 12 years is titled ‘Chariot of the Gods’ and it will be with you in March.

Tagged as: 80s, 90s, Australia, Chariot of the Gods, Hoodoo Gurus, punk, rock

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Alex The Astronaut photo by Jess Gleeson

Alex The Astronaut Premieres New Song ‘Airport’

by Paul Cashmere

Alex The Astronaut’s new song ‘Airport’ is a sequel to her last one ‘Growing Up.

Tagged as: 10s, Alex The Astronaut, Australia, folk, pop

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Danny Elfman Debuts ‘In Time’ Video

by Paul Cashmere

Danny Elfman has premiered another video from his 2021 album ‘Big Mess’ album.

Tagged as: 90s, Big Mess, Danny Elfman, In Time, movies, Oingo Boingo, rock, soundtracks, theatre, USA

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Dave Grohl And Ricky Gervais Discuss David Bowie

by Paul Cashmere

January 8 would have been David Bowie’s 75th birthday. Bowie died in 2016, just two days after his 69th birthday.

Tagged as: 70s, Dave Grohl, David Bowie, Ricky Gervais, rock, UK

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Neil Young and Crazy Horse Greendale tour Melbourne photo by Ros O'Gorman

Neil Young’s Daryl Hannah Directed ‘A Band A Brotherhood A Barn’ Premieres On YouTube

by Paul Cashmere

Daryl Hannah’s documentary about the making of Neil Young and Crazy Horse’s ‘Barn’ album has debuted on YouTube.

Tagged as: 70s, Barn, Canada, Crazy Horse, Daryl Hannah, Neil Young, rock, USA

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Radiohead’s Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood To Debut New Band The Smile

by Paul Cashmere

Radiohead’s Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood along with Tom Skinner of jazz group Sons of Kemet, will perform three shows as The Smile in 24 hours in London next week.

Tagged as: 20s, Jonny Greenwood, Radiohead, rock, Sons of Kemet, The Smile, Thom Yorke, Tom Skinner, UK

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David McCormack, Kate Miller-Heidke, Alex Lahey Nominated For Screen Music Awards

by Paul Cashmere

The Screen Music Awards will be announced in February with Custard’s David McCormack and singer songwriters Kate Miller-Heidke and Alex Lahey nominated for the 2021 awards.

Tagged as: Alex Lahey, Australia, Bluey, Custard, David McCormack, Kate Miller-Heidke, music industry, Screen Music Awards

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Bob Evans Sidelined With Covid

by Paul Cashmere

Bob Evans’ Melbourne show this weekend at the Northcote Social Club has been scrapped due to Covid.

Tagged as: 00s, 90s, Australia, Bob Evans, folk, rock

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Joe Walsh To Guest Star On The Connors

by Paul Cashmere

Eagles guitarist Joe Walsh will be acting this week on ‘The Conners’, the Roseanne spin-off.

Tagged as: Eagles, Joe Walsh, rock, Roseanne, television, The Conners, USA

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Grammy Awards Move To Sin City

by Paul Cashmere

The postponed Grammy Awards have been rescheduled to 3 April 2022 and will now be held in Las Vegas.

Tagged as: Grammy Awards, Jon Batiste, Las Vegas, music industry, USA

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David Roy Williams To Present Songs For Suzanne The Music and Poetry and Leonard Cohen

by Paul Cashmere

Melbourne promoter David Roy Williams has gathered some of the cities finest performers for the special event ‘Songs For Suzanna The Music and Poetry of Leonard Cohen’ to be presented at the Palais Theatre in June.

Tagged as: Alma Zygier, Australia, David Roy Williams, Debra Byrne, Delsinki, Henry Wagons, Leonard Cohen, live music, Mozë, Rebecca Barnard

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The Wombats Look Ste For No 1 UK Album

by Paul Cashmere

The Wombats are heading for their first-ever UK Number 1 album this week with Fix Yourself, Not The World.

Tagged as: Elvis Costello, music industry, The Wombats, UK

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Decca Records Signs 97 Year Old Pianist Ruth Slenczynska

by Paul Cashmere

Universal Music’s Decca Records has signed 97-year old pianist Ruth Slencyznska to record a new album.

Tagged as: classical, Ruth Slenczynska, USA

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Four of the Five Every Time I Die Members Quit The Band

by Paul Cashmere

Four fifths of the band Every Time I Die have quit the band leaving Keith Buckley as the bandless lead singer.

Tagged as: 00s, 10s, Every Time I Die, punk, rock, USA

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Prince Estate Valued At $156 million

by Paul Cashmere

The estate of late music icon Prince has been valued at $US156.4 million ($AUD217 million) following a lengthy legal battle.

Tagged as: 70s, 80s, funk, Prince, R&B, rock, USA

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Adelaide’s Spin Off Festival Quotes Frank Zappa

by Paul Cashmere

Adelaide’s Spin Off have led their 2022 announcement with the wise words of Frank Zappa. “Without music to decorate it, time is just a bunch of boring production deadlines or dates by which bills must be paid.”

Tagged as: Adelaide, Australia, Frank Zappa, Glass Animals, live music, South Australia, Spin Off

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Red Hot Summer To Head To New South Wales After Two Success Melbourne Events

by Paul Cashmere

Duane McDonald’s Red Hot Summer tour is heading to the Hunter Valley and Central Coast in New South Wales this weekend after two successful days outside Melbourne tested new Covid regulations.

Tagged as: Australia, Chris Cheney, Jimmy Barnes, Jon Stevens, live music, music festival, Red Hot Summer, rock, Vika & Linda

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Dolly Parton Has An Ice Cream Flavour and Its Called Strawberry Pretzel Pie

by Paul Cashmere

Dolly Parton has a new ice cream and a new song. The ice cream flavour is Strawberry Pretzel Pie. And like the ice cream, the song ‘Rose Of My Heart’ is only available from Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams.

Tagged as: 70s, country, Dolly Parton, USA

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Celine Dion Cancels Tour Over Health Concerns

by Paul Cashmere

Celine Dion has cancelled the remaining events on her North America tour because of health concerns.

Tagged as: 90s, Canada, Celine Dion, contemporary, pop

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Madonna and Earth Wind & Fire Songwriter Jon Lind Dies At 73

by Paul Cashmere

Jon Lind, who wrote hits for Earth, Wind & Fire and Madonna, has died from cancer at the age of 73.

Tagged as: 70s, Earth Wind & Fire, Howdy Moon, Jon Lind, Madonna, pop, USA

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Remember Seona Dancing, Ricky Gervais’ 80s Band? Nah, Me Either

by Paul Cashmere

For a few short years in the early 80s, Ricky Gervais was a wannabe popstar. The duo he had with Bill Macrae was called Seona Dancing? Ring a bell? Nah, it comes up blanks with everyone.

Tagged as: 80s, pop, Ricky Gervais, Seona Dancing, UK

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Jimmy Barnes at Red Hot Summer Mornington 2019 photo Noise11.com

Red Hot Summer With Jimmy Barnes and Hoodoo Gurus All Set For Mornington

by Paul Cashmere

Duane McDonald’s Red Hot Summer Festival will fire up this weekend with the artists stoked to be back performing.

Tagged as: Australia, Duane mcDonald, Hoodoo Gurus, Jimmy Barnes, Jon Stevens, live music, Mornington, music festival, Red Hot Summer, Vika & Linda

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