2019 News Archives
December 2019
- Neil Inness, of Python, Rutles fame, dies at 75 (New York Times, December 30)
- Tekashi69 gets two years in prison after testifying against gang (New York Times, December 18)
- Roxette singer passes away (New York Times, December 10)
- R. Kelly allegedly bribed official to marry Aaliyah (New York Times, December 5)
- Motley Crue, Def Leppard, Poison, Joan Jett set tour (Pollstar, December 4)
November 2019
- Concert promoter Robert Sillerman dies at 71 (Los Angeles Times, November 27)
- Black Crowes reunite for tour (Billboard, November 13)
- Photographer of albums for The Beatles dies (New York Times, November 11)
October 2019
- Writer Nick Tosches dies at 69 (New York Times, October 20)
- Drummer Ginger Baker dies at 80 (New York Times, October 6)
- Kim Shattuck of The Muffs dies of ALS (New York Times, October 3)
September 2019
August 2019
July 2019
- Woodstock 50 is dead (Pollstar, July 31)
- Dead and Co. drop out of Woodstock (Rolling Stone, July 27)
- A$AP Rocky charged with assault in Sweden (TMZ, July 25)
- RIP Johnny Clegg, who dies of cancer (New York Times, July 16)
- R Kelly arrested on federal charges (New York Times, July 12)
June 2019
- Swift announces new album (Standard Time, June 13)
- Brian Wilson cancels shows, cites mental illness (Pollstar, June 6)
- Dr. John dies at 77 (Rolling Stone, June 6)
May 2019
April 2019
- Another surprise from Beyonce (New York Times, April 17)
- Illness forces Ozzy to cancel tour dates (Pollstar, April 5)
- Dion plans first tour in a decade (Pollstar, April 3)
- Jagger heart surgery postpones Stones tour (Rolling Stone, April 1)
March 2019
February 2019
January 2019
- RIP James Ingram (Rolling Stone, January 29)
- Mayer announces summer trek (Pollstar, January 28)
- Chris Brown released from jail in Paris without being charged (CNN, January 22)
- RCA drops R Kelly in wake of sex abuse allegations (New York Times, January 18)
- The Who announce tour (Pollstar, January 14)
- Travis Scott agrees to Super Bowl show after NFL makes charity contribution (Billboard, January 13)
- Captain of Captain & Tenille dies (New York Times, January 2)
- Childish Gambino, Tame Impala and Ariana Grande headline Coachella (Standard Time, January 2)