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Manhattan Transfer to open Bermuda Festival before playing Australia

Manhattan Transfer will play their first show of 2019 in Bermuda for the Bermuda Festival before some US dates and then head to Australia.

Tagged as: 70s, Abstract Entertainment, Australia, jazz, Manhattan Transfer, USA

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Loretta Miller and Her Boyfriends to replace Alma Zygier at MEMO Music Hall for Summer Sounds of St Kilda

by Paul Cashmere

Loretta Miller of The Dusty Millers will replace Alma Zygier at MEMO Music Hall on January 19.

Tagged as: Alma Zygier, Australia, jazz, Loretta Miller, Memo Music Hall, Summer Sounds of St Kilda, The Dusty Millers

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Joe Creighton promises special guests at The Music of Van Morrison Christmas show at Memo Music Hall

by Paul Cashmere

Joe Creighton will be performing his ‘Into the Mystic – The Music of Van Morrison’ show at Memo Music Hall on 15 December and expect some special guests along for the show.

Tagged as: Australia, folk, jazz, Joe Creighton, Memo Music Hall, rock, Van Morrison

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k.d. lang celebrates 25 years of Ingénue with release of San Antonio show

by Paul Cashmere

k.d. lang celebrated the 25th anniversary of her breakthrough album ‘Ingénue’ with a world tour performing the album from start to finish. The San Antonio show will be released on DVD and Blu-ray.

Tagged as: 90s, Canada, contemporary, jazz, k.d. lang, kd lang

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Michael Bublé “doesn’t give a shit” about no 1 album

by Music-News.com

Singer Michael Buble isn’t jumping for joy after reaching the top of the U.K. album charts with his first record since overcoming family tragedy.

Tagged as: 00s, Canada, jazz, Michael Buble, pop

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UK Charts: Michael Buble ‘Love’ is the no 1 album

by Music-News.com

The British public have fallen head over heels for Michael Bublé this week as his new album, Love, goes straight in at Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart.

Tagged as: 00s, Canada, jazz, Michael Buble, pop

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Katie Noonan’s Elixir reveals Gratitude & Grief tour dates

by Paul Cashmere

Katie Noonan, together with Zac Hurren and with the occasional addition of Michael Leunig, will head out around Australia for the Gratitude & Grief tour starting in Adelaide in February.

Tagged as: 90s, Australia, Elixir, jazz, Katie Noonan, Michael Leunig, Zac Hurren

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Norah Jones to play first Australian shows in 16 years

by Paul Cashmere

Norah Jones will head back to Australia in 2019 for shows in Melbourne, Sydney and Hobart as well as an appearance at Bluesfest.

Tagged as: 00s, bluesfest, Frontier Touring, jazz, Norah Jones, pop, USA

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Jeff Goldblum The Capitol Studios Sessions

Good Lawdy Jeff Goldblum Has Made A Jazz Record

by Paul Cashmere

Jeff Goldblum, yes that one, has made a jazz record.

Tagged as: 10s, jazz, Jeff Goldblum, USA

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Michael Buble image by Ros O'Gorman Noise11 photo

Michael Buble Quitting Music Was #FakeNews

by Paul Cashmere

Michael Bublé is not quitting music despite what you may have read in the newspapers yesterday.

Tagged as: 00s, Canada, jazz, Michael Buble, pop

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Nigel Kennedy To Tour Australia January February 2019

by Paul Cashmere

Violinist Nigel Kennedy will return to Australia in 2019 to perform the music of Bach, Gershwin and his good self.

Tagged as: 80s, classical, jazz, Nigel Kennedy, UK

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Amy Winehouse To Tour As A Hologram

by Paul Cashmere

Plans are underway for an Amy Winehouse hologram tour.

Tagged as: 00s, Amy Winehouse, jazz, pop, UK

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Van Morrison To Release Fifth Album In Two Years

by Paul Cashmere

Van Morrison has been on a creative roll in the past two years. He is about to release ‘The Prophet Speaks’, his fifth album since 30 September 2016.

Tagged as: 60s, Ireland, jazz, Van Morrison

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Jon Batiste Releases His Major Label Debut ‘Hollywood Africans’

by Paul Cashmere

The Late Show With Stephen Colbert musical director Jon Batiste has made his major label debut with his new album ‘Hollywood Africans’.

Tagged as: 10s, jazz, Jon Batiste, Stephen Colbert, T-Bone Burnett, USA

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Norah Jones Has Made A Record With Jeff Tweedy

by Paul Cashmere

Norah Jones has teamed up with Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy for her new song ‘A Song With No Name’.

Tagged as: 00s, 90s, Americana, jazz, Jeff Tweedy, Norah Jones, pop, USA, Wilco

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The Black Sorrows Cover Bob Dylan Ahead Of 19th album ‘Citizen John’

by Paul Cashmere

The Black Sorrows have covered Bob Dylan’s ‘Silvio’ ahead of the 2019 release of their 19th album ‘Citizen John’. (It is also Joe Camilleri’s 49th album).

Tagged as: 70s, 80s, Australia, blues, jazz, Joe Camilleri, Michael Gudinski, Mushroom Records, rock, root, The Black Sorrows, Warren Costello

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Van Morrison photo by Ros O'Gorman images noise11.com

Vince Jones To Perform The Music Of Van Morrison At Arts Centre Melbourne

by Paul Cashmere

Vince Jones will once again play homage to Van Morrison with his Vince Jones and the Astral Orchestra performance at Arts Centre Melbourne.

Tagged as: 80s, Arts Centre Melbourne, Australia, jazz, Van Morrison, Vince Jones

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The Cat Empire Drop Another New Song ‘Stolen Diamonds’

by Paul Cashmere

The Cat Empire has released yet another new song in ‘Stolen Diamonds’.

Tagged as: 90s, Australia, jazz, rock, The Cat Empire

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Michael Buble Is A Third Time Dad

by Music-News.com

Singer Michael Buble and his wife Luisana Lopilato have welcomed their third child.

Tagged as: 00s, 10s, Canada, contemporary, jazz, Michael Buble

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Michael Bublé To Play One-Off Australian Show

by Paul Cashmere

Michael Bublé will return to Australia in October for a one-off performance to mark the end of Allianz Stadium.

Tagged as: 00s, 10s, Canada, contemporary, jazz, Michael Buble

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Judith Durham Releases Lyric Video For Adam Thompson Co-write You Are My Star

by Paul Cashmere

Australian music legend Judith Durham has released the lyric video for ‘You Are My Star’, the song she co-wrote with the unusual pairing of Chocolate Starfish frontman Adam Thompson.

Tagged as: 60s, Adam Thompson, Australia, Chocolate Starfish, contemporary, jazz, Judith Durham

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Phil Collins Rounds Up His Famous Friends For Box Set

by Paul Cashmere

Phil Collins will release a box set featuring collaborations with his famous friends and he has a lot of them.

Tagged as: 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, Genesis, jazz, Phil Collins, pop, rock, UK

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Chocolate Starfish’s Adam Thompson Co-Wrote Judith Durham’s ‘You Are My Star’

by Paul Cashmere

The Seekers legendary singer Judith Durham co-wrote the lead song off her new album ‘So Much More’ with Adam Thompson of Chocolate Starfish.

Tagged as: 60s, 70s, Adam Thompson, Australia, Chocolate Starfish, contemporary, jazz, Judith Durham, The Seekers

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R.I.P. Greg Bonham At Age 69

by Paul Cashmere

Australian entertainer Greg Bonham has died at the age of 69 in California.

Tagged as: 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, Australia, Greg Bonham, jazz

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Michael Buble and Wife Expecting A Daughter

by Music-News.com

Michael Buble has announced that he and his wife Luisana Lopilato will welcome a daughter in three weeks time.

Tagged as: 00s, 10s, Canada, contemporary, jazz, Michael Buble

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Beth Hart Announces Australian Tour For February 2019

by Paul Cashmere

Beth Hart will return to Australia in 2019.

Tagged as: 00s, 10s, 90s, Beth Hart, blues, jazz, rock, soul, USA

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R.I.P. Jon Hiseman 1944-2018

by Greg Phillips

British progressive-rock drummer and composer Jon Hiseman has died at the age of 73 from complications of surgery that he underwent in May to remove a brain tumor.

Tagged as: 70s, jazz, Jon Hiseman, rock, UK

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Libera Awards NYC To Celebrate The Lives Of Sharon Jones & Charles Bradley

by Greg Phillips

In what will be one of the most anticipated and emotional performances of the upcoming Libera Awards at the PlayStation Theater in New York (June 21), legendary funk and soul band The Dap-Kings will take the stage for a tribute to soul greats Sharon Jones and Charles Bradley, featuring members of their bands, the Dap-Kings

Tagged as: 00s, 90s, Charles Bradley, jazz, Sharon Jones, USA

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Tony Bennett Gets A Street In San Francisco

by Roger Wink, VVN Music

San Francisco’s singing ambassador, Tony Bennett, will unveil “his” street sign on Saturday, June 2nd in front of the storied Fairmont Hotel where his first public performance of the iconic classic “I Left My Heart in San Francisco” took place in December 1961.

Tagged as: 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, contemporary, jazz, pop, Tony Bennett, USA

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R.I.P. Phil Emmanuel 1952-2018

by Noise11.com

Australian guitarist Phil Emmanuel has died suddenly at the age of 65.

Tagged as: 80s, 90s, Australia, blues, country, jazz, Phil Emmanuel, rock

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