Kate Bush fans unite in playful theatrical tribute An Evening Without Kate Bush is a playful cabaret act honouring the singer, which has returned to Australia after being performed more than 400 times. AAP · Oct 13
“She spent so long in the water that she contracted mild hypothermia. She recovered and carried on”: When Kate Bush returned to the stage Before The Dawn, 35 years after her only tour 22 shows, 25 songs, 80,000 witnesses – her triumph was tinged with terror, but she’ll never forget the love she felt from her audiences in 2014 Louder · Aug 27
“That was incredibly disingenuous of Radiohead. But I have to acknowledge that perhaps it was very wise”: Steven Wilson and the war between prog and pop Fifth solo album To The Bone found him considering his pompous teen years, his dad’s inventions, looking like a nerd, and how mainstream perceptions limited his audience Louder · Aug 18
Collection by famed Rolling Stones and Kate Bush photographer expected to fetch over £50,000 IN FULL The Independent UK · Aug 10
Legendary rock photographer to auction iconic images of Rolling Stones and Kate Bush to fund downsizing plans Photographs for sale include distinctive shots of Kate Bush, Oasis, The Rolling Stones, Wham!, Jimi Hendrix and Duran Duran The Independent UK · Aug 9
Rock photographer Gered Mankowitz’s private archive to be sold Photographs for sale include distinctive shots of Kate Bush, Oasis, The Rolling Stones, Wham!, Jimi Hendrix and Duran Duran. Evening Standard · Aug 9
“It’s a strange little song - even for a ska song. It has a different kind of rhythm”: We chat with The Selecter’s Pauline Black about their breakthrough 1979 single Pauline Black speaks to us about the origins of the Selecter, and how the group’s upbeat debut single ironically gained traction amongst the very DJs it was criticising MusicRadar · Aug 8
Cardio, corpse paint and Carolina Reapers: Venom frontman Cronos opens up about his brilliantly bizarre double life Best known as the godfather of black metal, Cronos is also a birdwatcher, a fitness instructor, a multimedia engineer, a pepperhead and a Kate Bush nut Metal Hammer · Aug 5
The most Wuthering Heights day ever paints Newcastle red for enduring tradition It was the most Wuthering Heights Day ever. Again. Newcastle Herald · Aug 2
“It’s a strange little song. It’s weird and off its trolley - but people love it and everybody knows it”: We speak to The Selecter’s Pauline Black about their breakthrough 1979 single - and 2 Tone's moment as the sound of British youth culture Pauline Black speaks to us about the origins of the Selecter, and how the group’s upbeat debut single ironically gained traction amongst the very DJs it was criticising MusicRadar · Jul 31
Hundreds of Kate Bush fans don red dresses for iconic Wuthering Heights dance Hundreds of Kate Bush fans, dressed in flowing red outfits, gathered to recreate the singer's iconic “Wuthering Heights” dance in Folkestone, Kent. The Independent UK · Jul 27
Hundreds dressed in red recreate Kate Bush’s Wuthering Heights dance Hundreds dressed in red recreate Kate Bush's 'Wuthering Heights' dance at Folkestone Harbour Arm during a global celebration event. Euronews · Jul 27
“We had no money, no management, and we’d been dropped by the label. But when we plugged in and played, it was the most magnificent thing”: Midge Ure’s prog moments with Ultravox, Robert Fripp, Kate Bush, Jethro Tull and, indirectly, Steven Wilson Taking the same attitude to keyboards that he’d first taken to guitar, he regards his best 80s work as “synth prog” – and it’s difficult to disagree Louder · Jul 14
“That brief time is the bane of my life. They were everything I was against”: Prog veteran David Paton loved working with Alan Parsons, Kate Bush, Rick Wakeman and Jimmy Page. But there’s one band he hated The singer, bassist and guitarist explains what it was like to make music with legends – and wonders if he retired too soon Louder · Jun 23
Louder · Jun 19 "She leaned over and kissed me on me lips. My knees went." The day that black metal legend Cronos from Venom met Kate Bush "What's not to love about Kate Bush?”
Digital Camera World · May 26 Gered Mankowitz: Photographs charts The Rolling Stones and Jimi Hendrix photographer’s 65-year career Gered Mankowitz’s “most comprehensive book yet” offers amazing photos of Mick Jagger, Joan Jett, Kate Bush, Annie Lennox and more
Louder · May 22 "We are over the moon!" Kate Bush is now an award-winning film director Kate Bush's directorial film debut Little Shrew was inspired by the war in Ukraine
Total Film · May 18 The Duffer brothers' nostalgic new sci-fi show The Boroughs wouldn't mind having its own viral music moment: "The publishers want their next 'Running Up That Hill'" The Boroughs is coming soon
MusicRadar · May 6 “The whole thing was so exciting for me – to actually have control of my baby for the first time. I was very nervous, too – because you really wonder if you’re capable”: How Kate Bush created a classic single and became a completely self-sufficient auteur “Singing it in an Irish accent, it comes across in a different way”
The Independent UK · May 4 George Michael song named UK’s favourite track for eighth year in a row Michael, who died nearly a decade ago, was also named the UK’s most popular artist
Homes & Gardens · May 2 47 Years Later, Kate Bush's Kitchen Still Captivates With a Detail That Will Never Go Out of Style – It's Guaranteed to Make a White Space Interesting Despite its humble appearance, archival images of Kate Bush's kitchen from 1978 capture a timeless element that designers still swear by today
The Guardian - UK · Apr 26 ‘We asked Billy Connolly to do 15 minutes. He said “I’ll do as long as I want”’: the sweary, shambolic all-nighter that became Comic Relief Today it is a fundraising juggernaut, but when it was born 40 years ago this month, things were very different. Lenny Henry, Richard Curtis and more explain how they got the gang together for a good cause
The Guardian - UK · Apr 19 ‘I became a New Order groupie’: Tim Burgess’s honest playlist The Charlatans frontman plays Kate Bush deep cuts in his car and loves a bit of Abba, but which scary industrial noiseniks soundtrack his sexy time?
Fortune · Apr 17 One man can kill Bill Ackman’s $64 billion bid for Universal Music Group—and no one knows what he’ll do The $64 billion fight for the label behind Taylor Swift, Drake, and Billie Eilish comes down to a single French billionaire.
Bored Panda · Apr 15 Only Real Music Fans Can Complete These 30 Lyrics From The Beatles, Queen, And Aerosmith Part 4 is here, and this time the playlist is pulling from every corner of the decades. We're talking Dolly Parton, Queen, Radiohead, ABBA, The Beatles, Britney Spears, Kate Bush, Aerosmith, and more - one iconic line at a time, with a few words missing. Your job is to fill…