AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoOnstage Emergency: Journey’s Tulsa concert stopped after two songs when drummer Deen Castronovo fell ill. The band resumed about 25 minutes later with drum tech Steve Toomey; no further update on Castronovo was reported. Judas Priest: Founding bassist Ian Hill is retiring after 57 years, citing arthritis and a shoulder injury. Uriah Heep’s Davey Rimmer, who recently filled in, will take his place. New Albums: Wynonna Judd’s first album in a decade, The Hard Truth, explores grief for her mother Naomi and other deeply personal family stories. Bodega also release their fourth album, All Inside Aquarium, today, calling it “proper rock.” New Music: Gunna’s single “pop it” previews his upcoming album Splurge. Prince’s new four-track Calabama EP pairs an original recording with the later version featuring added horns. Live: RAYE will perform her album This Music May Contain Hope in a symphonic arrangement at London’s Royal Albert Hall on October 23.
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