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Hounds of Love: Kate Bush a Most Welcome Return to London's Hammersmith After 35 Years [VIDEO, SETLIST]

A talent that was signed at the formative age of 16, Kate Bush took the stage at The Hammersmith in London for the first time in 35 years (since May 14, 1979, to be exact) and performed a studded 22-song set that featured her LP Hounds of Love, B-sides of Aerial and a few other choice selections.

By Ian Holubiak

Interpol's 'El Pintor' Available for Exclusive Stream via NPR, 'Temple of Dendur' Release Show Set for September 2

Following their latest single release and an announcement about their album release show at The Metropolitan Museum of Art's "Temple of Dendur" set for September 2, Interpol's highly anticipated fifth studio album El Pintor is up for stream on NPR.
By Ian Holubiak
Opera Singer, Valerian Ruminski, Fired After Anti-Gay Hate Speech Spills Onto Facebook, Echoes Australian Anti-LGBTQA Diatribe

Sorry Valerie (oops, I mean Valerian), but anti-gay drek won't land you a spot in the Opera Lyra in Ottawa, Canada. Instead, Ruminski has been let go due to a backlash over some pretty horrendous comments he made to a man wearing jeweled fingernails.
By Ian Holubiak

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Hounds of Love: Kate Bush a Most Welcome Return to London's Hammersmith After 35 Years [VIDEO, SETLIST]

Interpol's 'El Pintor' Available for Exclusive Stream via NPR, 'Temple of Dendur' Release Show Set for September 2

Opera Singer, Valerian Ruminski, Fired After Anti-Gay Hate Speech Spills Onto Facebook, Echoes Australian Anti-LGBTQA Diatribe

EXCLUSIVE: Watch Igor Levit Play J.S. Bach; Partita No. 1 in B-Flat Major (BWV 825) - I. Praeludium [VIDEO]

99 Problems: ASO in Contract Disputes Following 2014 Season, Symphonies Across the Nation Hit Turbulence

NFL Can "Go Get Stuffed" Says David Viecelli About Pay-to-Play Scheme, American Federation of Musicians Follows

LIVESTREAM: Metropolitan Opera Announces Hi-Def Broadcasts at Brooklyn Academy of Music October 11-April 25

U.S. Department of State, Bang on a Can's Found Sound Nation Collaborate on International OneBeat 2014

Violinist Anne Akiko Meyers to Release New Album, 'The American Masters,' Featuring Works by Barber, Corigliano and Mason Bates

Real Dancers of Chicago: Joffrey Ballet to Premiere Exclusive Behind-the-Scenes Livestream of Wheeldon's 'Swan Lake' Production

Aphex Twin Calls Himself a "Fartist" in Liner Notes from Upcoming Album 'SYRO'

Ancient Ways: Interpol Announces Release Show in Metropolitan Museum of Art's 'Temple of Dendur' September 2

Leonard Cohen Announces Thirteenth Studio Album, 'Popular Problems,' to Release September This Year

Buffalo Soldier: Bob Marley Paid Tribute by Baltimore Center Stage's Kwame Kwei-Armah in New Bio-Musical

Kate Bush to London Reunion Fans: "I Want Contact With You, Not Your Phones;" Hammersmith Apollo Urges Patrons to Comply

Fear Itself: Why Some Classical Musicians Turn to Drugs Like Beta Blockers to Control Stage Fright

Baby Booming: Berlin Philharmonic Appoints Youngest Trumpeter to Date, Florian Pichler, at 18 Years Old

Michaela DePrince New Memoir, 'Taking Flight,' Details Her Meteoric Rise to Dance Stardom