August 1, 2007

Tuesday is Music News-Day

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  • San Francisco singer/harpist/folk heroine Joanna Newsom to perform with the Los Angeles Philharmonic at the Walt Disney Concert Hall November 9th (NME)

  • 62-year-old Debbie Harry reveals her secret to eternal youth is, er, sheep embryos (Us Magazine)

  • Kanye West asks Swedish alt-popsters Peter Bjorn & John to be his backing band (Pitchfork)

  • Faith Hill decries fan crotch-grabbing of husband Tim McGraw (Yahoo! Music)

  • Ozzfest at Red Rocks erupts into cheap-seats-vs-reserved-seats class warfare (MyFox Colorado)
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