Stephen Cummings Archives

It’s a big day for Steve’s with not only Steve Kilbey turning 70 on 13 September, so is Stephen Cummings.

In March 2020, Melbourne singer songwriter and one-time frontman for The Sports suffered a stroke.

In March 2020, a year of the release of his ‘Prisoner of Love’ album, singer/ songwriter/author, Stephen Cummings had a stroke. Stephen has put that behind him and will release a new album ‘100 Hundred Years From Now’ and will preview the album live.

Peter O’Doherty and Reg Mombassa had expanded their upcoming Dog Trumpet Tour with a few special guests opening on certain shows.

Melbourne singer songwriter Stephen Cummings has suffered a stroke but he says he will be okay.

Stephen Cummings played a farewell tour earlier this year, retired, got bored as a retiree and he is back for more shows in 2020.

Stephen Cummings will head back to Memo Music Hall in Melbourne this Friday for another showcase of his new album ‘Prisoner of Love’ and new anthology.

Australian rock legend Stephen Cummings will be performing songs from 20th solo album ‘Prisoner of Love’ and selections from his 4-disc career spanning Anthology at Memo Music Hall St Kilda on Friday.

Stephen Cummings has included Memo Music Hall as part of this Prisoner of Love Australian tour.

Roxy Music have not recorded new music since 1982 and Bryan Ferry says it is unlikely they ever will again.

Bryan Ferry drew the crowd, I’m Talking stunned them. That pretty much sums up A Day On The Green in Rochford, Yarra Valley on Saturday.

Major new titles coming this week from: Hilltop Hoods, Dream Theater, Reef (Live), il Volo, Gary Clark Jr., Lil’ Pump, Kehlani, The Wolfe Brothers, The Wiggles, Vince Jones, Stephen Cummings, James Yorkston, Drenge, John Mayall, Alita: Battle Angel soundtrack and the physical release of Triple J’s Hottest 100 for 2019.

Bryan Ferry played his first shows of 2019 last week in South Africa. This weekend he will perform in Australia for A Day On The Green.

Stephen Cummings is really looking forward to touring with Bryan Ferry for A Day On The Green. He first saw Bryan with Roxy Music at Festival Hall, Melbourne on the first Roxy Australian tour in 1975. “I think the ticket cost $5,” Stephen tells noise11.com. “I used to go out a lot then, I guess because it was so cheap”.

Died Pretty have had to cancel their upcoming A Day On The Green dates with Bryan Ferry after singer Ron Reno was diagnosed with oesophageal cancer this week.

Stephen Cummings and Michael Gudinski have settled their differences with Cummings signing back with Gudinski’s Mushroom Group to release a new album called ‘Prisoner of Love’ in February 2019.

Melbourne’s music maestros come together every year for Bob Dylan’s birthday and the first of two of the third annual ‘Forever Young – Songs of Bob Dylan’ celebrated Bob’s 74th at the Memo Music Hall in St Kilda on Friday night.