Paul Cashmere

Diesel To Attend Melbourne Guitar Show This Weekend

Diesel will be visiting the Melbourne Guitar Show this weekend, meeting fans and signing vinyl copies of his new E.P. ‘Sunset Suburbia’.

Tagged as: 70s, 80s, Australia, blues, Diesel, guitar, Mark Lizotte, Melbourne Guitar Show, music industry, rock

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NeilYoung at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl by Ros O'Gorman

Neil Young Reveals 15 New Archive Projects He Is Working On

by Paul Cashmere

Neil Young has decided to take himself off the road for the rest of 2019 and work on sound and film projects for the Neil Young Archives.

Tagged as: 70s, 80s, 90s, Canada, Neil Young, rock

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Rose Tattoo Deliver Europe a Ball Tearing Setlist

by Paul Cashmere

Rose Tattoo have been delivering a new arse-hole as they cover the continent with a ball-tearing setlist.

Tagged as: 70s, 80s, Australia, Heavy Rock, metal, punk, rock, Rose Tattoo

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Creedence Clearwater Revival Finally Release Woodstock Performance After 50 Years

by Paul Cashmere

After 50 years the Creedence Clearwater Revival complete set has finally been released as a live album.

Tagged as: 60s, Creedence Clearwater Revival, rock, USA, Woodstock

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R.I.P. Lol Mason of City Boy

by Paul Cashmere

Lol Mason of City Boy and later The Maisonettes has died following a heart attack.

Tagged as: 70s, 80s, City Boy, Lol Mason, pop, rock, The Maisonettes, UK

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One to Watch The Highwomen are the Female Equivalent to The Highwaymen

by Paul Cashmere

Songwriting icon Jimmy Webb has been quieting working with Brandi Carlile, Amanda Shires, Maren Morris and Natalie Hemby to develop the brand new supergroup, The Highwomen, the female equivalent to legends who were The Highwaymen.

Tagged as: 10s, Amanda Shires, Brandi Carlile, country, Highwomen, Jimmy Webb, Maren Morris, Natalie Hemby, The Highwaymen, USA

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Joseph Wooten to host Opening Act Competition for We Can Survive Concert

by Paul Cashmere

Steve Miller Band keyboard player and singer, songwriter and author Joseph Wooten will host radio.com’s Opening Act Competition.

Tagged as: 00s, 80s, 90s, funk, jazz, Joseph Wooten, Opening Act Competition, R&B, Radio.com, Stephanie Wooten, USA

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Andrew Farriss of INXS photo by Ros O'Gorman

Andrew Farriss To Release Country Album for his Solo Debut

by Paul Cashmere

INXS co-founder Andrew Farriss has gone a lit bit country for his first solo album due in January 2020.

Tagged as: 00s, 80s, 90s, Andrew Farriss, Australia, country, INXS, rock

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Keith Urban, Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne 2014 photo by Ros O'Gorman

Keith Urban, Tina Arena, John Butler and Dame Edna Line-up for Sydney Coliseum Opening Week

by Paul Cashmere

Week one of Sydney’s new Coliseum Theatre will feature performances from Tina Arena, Dame Edna Everage, John Butler, Keith Urban and Amy Shark.

Tagged as: Amy Shark, Australia, Coliseum Theatre, Dame Edna Everage, John Butler, Keith Urban, music industry, Sydney, Tina Arena

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Woodstock 50 Officially Cancelled

by Paul Cashmere

After six months of a roller-coaster ride of misfortune the Woodstock 50 music festival has been officially cancelled.

Tagged as: Michael Lang, music festival, music industry, USA, Woodstock 50

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Hunters & Collectors to reform to headline Red Hot Summer

by Paul Cashmere

Hunters & Collectors will reform in 2020 to celebrate 10 years of Red Hot Summer.

Tagged as: alternative, Australia, Boom Crash Opera, Duane mcDonald, Hunters & Collectors, James Reyne, Killing Heidi, music festival, Red Hot Summer, rock, rock and roll, The Angels, The Living End

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Travis Barker calls out Echosmith drummer for Predatory Behaviour

by Paul Cashmere

Rocker Travis Barker has blasted drummer Graham Sierota for inappropriately contacting his 13-year-old daughter.

Tagged as: 90s, Blink-182, Echosmith, Graham Sierota, punk, rock, Travis Barker, USA

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The Necks to Receive 2019 Art Music Award

by Paul Cashmere

Experimental band The Necks will be the recipients of the 2019 Richard Gill Award for Distinguished Services to Australian Music.

Tagged as: AMCOS, APRA, Art Music Awards, Australia, music industry, The Necks

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Iggy Pop has a New Song called James Bond

by Paul Cashmere

Iggy Pop has just dropped a new song called ‘James Bond’ and there isn’t a hope in hell it will be the theme of the upcoming James Bond 25 movie.

Tagged as: 60s, 70s, Daniel Craig, Grace Jones, Iggy Pop, James Bond, punk, rock, USA

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After 20 Years of Independence Ash Grunwald has changed his business model

by Paul Cashmere

Ash Grunwald has been one of Australia’s most successful independent songwriters but that is all changing. After 20 years of “minding his own business”, Ash Grunwald has signed his first record deal with Michael Gudinski’s Bloodlines.

Tagged as: 00s, Ash Grunwald, Australia, blues, Melbourne Guitar Show

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Brendan Gallagher To Celebrate 20 Years Since Jimmy Little’s Messenger

by Paul Cashmere

Brendan Gallagher, producer of Jimmy Little’s contemporary comeback ‘Messenger’, will celebrate the 20th anniversary of the release with shows around Australia in October and November.

Tagged as: 60s, 70s, Australia, contemporary, indigenous, Jimmy Little

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1991 Grateful Dead New Jersey Concert to Screen in Cinemas Worldwide Thursday

by Paul Cashmere

This Thursday August 1, Grateful Dead fans worldwide, including Australia, will be able to set the DeLorean for that date and go back and experience the concert.

Tagged as: 60s, 70s, Grateful Dead, Jam, Meet Me At The Movies, rock, USA

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Jagwar Ma’s Gab Winterfield is now Golf Alpha Bravo

by Paul Cashmere

Gab Winterfield’s Golf Alpha Bravo open for Greta Van Fleet’s make-up dates in Melbourne and Brisbane in September.

Tagged as: 10s, Australia, classic rock, Gab Winterfield, Golf Alpha Bravo, Greta Van Fleet, rock

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America to Tour Australia Again to Mark their 50th Anniversary

by Paul Cashmere

2020 will mark the 50th anniversary of the band America. As founding members Gerry Beckley and Dewey Bunnell prepare for a benchmark year, Australia and New Zealand have been chosen to kick off what is bound to be a year long round of celebration.

Tagged as: 70s, 80s, acoustic, America, contemporary, Dewey Bunnell, Gerry Beckley, pop, rock, USA

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John Foreman to Perform the Music of George Michael with 30-piece Orchestra

by Paul Cashmere

Melbourne maestro, Music Director John Foreman will pair some of the Australia’s greatest vocalists with a 30-piece orchestra to perform the music of George Michael in October for ‘George Michael: Listen To Your Heart’.

Tagged as: 80s, 90s, Andrew De Silva, Australia, Bobby Fox, Craig McMahon, George Michael, John Foreman, McMahon International, pop, Prinnie Stevens, R&B, Rob Mills, soul, theatre, ugh Sheridan, UK

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Joseph Wooten, Victor Wooten, Regi Wooten with Nick Kontonicolas of The Noise Network

Wooten Brothers Chill New York’s Legendary Blue Note

by Paul Cashmere

The Wooten brothers, Victor, Regi and Joseph where a cool alternative to New York’s heatwave last week when they chilled the city’s historic Blue Note Jazz Club.

Tagged as: 00s, 80s, 90s, Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, Chuck Stetson, jazz, Joseph Wooten, Nick Kontonicolas, R&B, Regi Wooten, soul, Steve Miller Band, USA, Victor Wooten

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Ross The Boss to perform Manowar’s ‘Hail To England’

by Paul Cashmere

‘Hail To England’, released in 1984, was the third Manowar album. Ross was a member of Manowar throughout the 80s

Tagged as: 80s, Hail To England, Manowar, metal, Ross The Boss, UK

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Three Dead after Shooting at California Food Festival

by Paul Cashmere

California police have confirmed that three people are dead following a mass shooting at the Gilroy Garlic Festival in California.

Tagged as: California, Colbie Calliat, Garlic Festival, Gilroy, mass shooting, music festival, USA

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Premier Announces the Premiere of Baz Luhrmann’s ‘Moulin Rouge’

by Paul Cashmere

The Australian premiere of Baz Luhrmann’s stage production of the hit movie Moulin Rouge will premiere in Melbourne in 2021.

Tagged as: 00s, 10s, Australia, Baz Luhrmann, Moulin Rouge, pop, theatre

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Mac DeMarco 2019 Tour Dates With Pond and Chai

by Paul Cashmere

Mac DeMarco will tour Australia in January 2020 with special guests Pond and Chai and the East Coast. Cold Meat will support in Perth.

Tagged as: 10s, Canada, indie, Mac DeMarco, psychedelic, rock

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Russi Taylor, the voice of Minnie Mouse and Martin Prince, Dies Aged 75

by Paul Cashmere

Russi Taylor, who since 1986 was the voice of Disney’s Mickey Mouse and also the voice of The Simpsons’ Martin Prince, has died at the age of 75.

Tagged as: Actor, Disney, Martin Prince, Russi Taylor Minnie Mouse, television, The Simpsons, USA, voice-over

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America Co-Founder Gerry Beckley Releases New Music

by Paul Cashmere

America co-founder Gerry Buckley has released new solo music. ‘Home Again’ is the first taste of Gerry’s album ‘Five Mile Road’ due in September.

Tagged as: 70s, 80s, acoustic, America, Americana, contemporary, country, folk, Gerry Beckley, rock, USA

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Tex Perkins adds more dates to The Man In Black 10th Anniversary Show

by Paul Cashmere

Tex Perkins’ The Man In Black’ tour has expanded once again.

Tagged as: 60s, Americana, Australia, country, Johnny Cash, roots, Tex Perkins, The Man In Black

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Destiny’s Child Release Brand New ‘Say My Name’ Video to mark 20th anniversary of ‘The Writing’s On The Wall’

by Paul Cashmere

Destiny’s Child’s second album ‘The Writing’s On The Wall’ was released exactly 20 years ago this Saturday (27 July 2019).

Tagged as: 00s, 90s, Beyonce, Destiny's Child, R&B, soul, USA, Writing' On The Wall

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Jenny Morris ‘Shiver’ is getting a 30th Anniversary make-over

by Paul Cashmere

Jenny Morris’ 1989 Top 5 ARIA album ‘Shiver’ will get a 30th anniversary homage.

Tagged as: 80s, Australia, Jenny Morris, pop, rock, Shiver

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