STEPHEN BISHOP SET TO RELEASE AUTOBIOGRAPHY ‘ON AND OFF’ MAY 2nd 2022
STEPHEN BISHOP SET TO RELEASE AUTOBIOGRAPHY ‘ON AND OFF’ MAY 2nd 2022
The Grammy and Oscar-nominated star launches pre-orders for hardcover, paperback, eBook and signed versions.Pre-order today
Five decades into his incredible career, multi-platinum-selling singer-songwriter Stephen Bishop, whose timeless hits include “On and On,” “Save it for a Rainy Day” and “Everybody Needs Love,” and who wrote the Oscar-nominated song “Separate Lives,” is releasing his long-awaited autobiography on May 2, 2022.
This autobiography follows his journey from childhood to the present. He talks about his hardships, success and whacky experiences. He started this project three years ago in tandem with a documentary film that will be released soon.
Bishop says, “This book is wild and crazy, like the life I’ve led. I want fans to know the real Stephen Bishop story. My beginnings, childhood, moving to Los Angeles, navigating the music business, working with…
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JACKSHIT with JACKSON BROWNE Canyon Club Agoura 3/4/2022
They are the most famous band to come out of Cochtotan, California. In fact, they are the only band to ever come out of Cochtotan. A trio of brothers who polished their chops playing six sets a night at the local Tufted Nighthatch Tavern and Bird Sanctuary, Jackshit would throw forth a good rockin’ soundtrack that had locals humming long after they’ve left the bar and being put into protective custody. Or so the legend goes.
Not only could you be forgiven for thinking the three members of Jackshit look rather familiar, you could very well be right. The likes of Jackson Browne, Lucinda Williams and Richard Thompson don’t usually join the ranks of just any back road bar band.
Of course Jackshit is no ordinary band. Featuring the collective talents of Val McCallum, Davey Faragher, and Pete Thomas, the trio play a selection of country rock…
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An Evening with Bruce Dickinson Orpheum Theater Los Angeles 3/1/2022
Photography and recap by Alex Kluft
Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson took his Evening With tour to the Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles, CA Tuesday night. This tour consists of 50 dates and the U.S. portion ends March 12th at the House of Blues Las Vegas before heading to Canada. An Evening with Bruce Dickinson consists of two parts, the first part lasting nearly two hours features Dickinson sharing stories pre-fame to becoming the front-man of one of metal’s biggest groups of all time. The second part is a Q&A. The evening began with a video montage highlighting different major moments of Dickinson’s musical career. One of the earlier stories shared was Dickinson buying what he called a “3rd hand copy” of Deep Purple and “learning every note” realizing he wanted to be a drummer. Dickinson stated “I was going to be the John Bonham of…
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