The Music confirmed their reunion in September 2020.
The return of The Music will have to wait until spring 2022 as live music plots its way out of lockdown.
Guitarist Adam Nutter provided the update on social media, setting a new date for their hometown, outdoor comeback show at Temple Newsam in Leeds, when support is set to be provided by The Cribs, The Coral, The Snuts and The Skinner Brothers.
“Following the recent government roadmap out of restrictions we have unfortunately had to reschedule The Music Reunion show to Thursday 2nd June 2022,” he wrote.
“The good news is both the Thursday and the Friday are bank holidays so we can celebrate the reunion in style.”
Tim Burgess Twitter listening parties has been unveiled.
The indie legend kicked off the Twitter-based album listening parties in March, just as the first lockdown came into force.
Since then, it s become a bona fide phenomenon, passing the 666th mark on Friday (February 12th).
A Japanese designer has developed a neat 8-Bit game that acts as a homage to Tim s work, while containing an array of cameos.
Featuring everyone from Bowie to Arlo Parks, it s reminiscent of those Alex Kidd or Super Mario scrollers.
Speaking to
NME, Tim Burgess commented: He sent over a couple of ideas for a retro arcade Mario style game based on the albums we’ve had at the listening party and he just sent more levels including a screen for our Iron Maiden listening party tonight. We’re working on the next levels as we speak – Pixel Roisin Murphy is so cool! We might even end up with a playable game.
Tribute to New York Dolls’ guitarist Sylvain Sylvain tops this week’s online concerts
Updated Feb 10, 2021;
Posted Feb 10, 2021
Friends and admirers are gathering for a virtual celebration late New York Dolls’ guitarist Sylvain Sylvain on Sunday, Feb. 14 – on what would have been his 70th birthday. (Photo: Courtesy Rolling Live Studios)
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CLEVELAND, Ohio Just over a month since the New York Dolls’ Sylvain Sylvain passed away at the age of 69, the guitarist’s friends and admirers are gathering for a virtual celebration at 7 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 14 what would have been his 70th birthday. Dolls bandmate David Johansen, Debbie Harry and Clem Burke from Blondie, the Patti Smith Group’s Lenny Kaye, Sonic Youth’s Thurston Moore, Aaron Lee Tasjan, Chuck Prophet, Jesse Malin and more will perform and share stories. Tickets are $15 via rollingslivestudios.com.