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Search Intensifies for Teens Missing Since 1973 Music Festival
A joint police task force led by the Sullivan County Sheriff’s Office and New York State Police is intensifying efforts to solve America’s oldest missing teenagers case: Brooklyn’s Bonnie Bickwit, 15, and her boyfriend Mitchel Weiser, 16, who vanished 53 years ago this week while hitchhiking to the 1973 Summer Jam rock festival at Watkins…
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BRIAN TATLER Says ‘DIAMOND HEAD Will Have To Go On A Bit Of A Hiatus’ While He Is Busy With SAXON
Diamond Head guitarist Brian Tatler has confirmed that his original band is going on hiatus while he focuses on Saxon, which he joined in 2023 after Paul Quinn stepped back from touring. Speaking to Eonmusic at the Maid Of Stone festival, Tatler said he had initially hoped to juggle both bands but has since accepted…
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Stef Chura Announces New Album Dancing Alone On The Concrete Feat. Members Of R.E.M., Sugar, & Elephant 6
Detroit indie rock singer-songwriter Stef Chura has announced her first new album in seven years, Dancing Alone On The Concrete, recorded in Athens, Georgia with Apples In Stereo frontman Robert Schneider producing. The record brings together an unusual roster of indie rock veterans, including several members of the Elephant 6 collective, and matters as a…
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“Not Since the Beatles”: Sheryl Crow Says Zach Bryan’s Live Shows Are Unlike Anything She’s Ever Seen
Country singer-songwriter Sheryl Crow has compared the fervour surrounding Zach Bryan’s live shows to Beatlemania, saying she has “never seen anything like it” since The Beatles. Speaking on Bill Maher’s Club Random podcast, Crow, who opened for Bryan on tour, described crowds of 30,000 to 40,000 fans singing along to songs with “no hit” that…
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Role Model Spotlights His Favourite Salt & Stone Products in New Campaign
Salt & Stone has launched a campaign starring singer-songwriter Tucker Pillsbury, known as Role Model, timed to accompany his forthcoming third album, *Chuck Timely & The Hourglass*. The collaboration uses a fictionalised, cinematic version of the artist rather than a conventional celebrity endorsement, reflecting the body-care brand’s effort to connect its products with music and…
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Comedian was ‘broke’ in $3M house after water shut off during divorce
Comedian and actress Laura Clery has opened up about a period of financial ruin that coincided with her divorce, revealing in a new memoir that her water was cut off while she was still living in a house worth $3 million (£2.4 million). The disclosure highlights the gulf that can exist between outward appearances of…
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Katy Perry ‘Lifetimes’ concert film to screen across 150 cinemas in the UK after tour raised over £80k for Music Venue Trust
Katy Perry’s ‘Lifetimes’ concert film will be shown for a limited period in more than 150 UK cinemas from 2 September, following a global cinema and IMAX release across 70 countries. The release matters partly because her tour donated £81,918 to the Music Venue Trust, which supports grassroots music venues and emerging artists amid continuing…
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Yung Miami Signs With WME for Worldwide Representation
Yung Miami has signed with WME for worldwide representation across all areas, a move that comes as the South Florida rapper and media personality prepares to release her debut solo album. The deal cements her growing standing in the music industry, arriving alongside a run of commercial success that has made her one of the…
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Watch the First Trailer for Pulp’s New Film What Do You Do for an Encore?
Pulp have released the first trailer for a new documentary film, “What Do You Do for an Encore?”, set to be released by streaming platform Mubi this autumn. The 90-minute film is narrated by frontman Jarvis Cocker and directed by the band’s longtime collaborator Garth Jennings, charting the Sheffield group’s journey from struggling outsiders to…