Music
This morning in new music - September 8, 2010
by Ciaran Thompson
September 8, 2010
This morning's new music news; Alexisonfire have announced a Canadian tour set to take place later this year, The Tallest Man on Earth has released a new EP and Mark David Chapman has been denied parole for the sixth time 30 years after killing ex-Beatle John Lennon.
Alexisonfire have announced a Canadian tour set to start this November in support of the band’s last LP Old Crows/Young Cardinals. The tour will begin in Victoria on November 26 and make its way east stopping in all major cities concluding with a show in Toronto on December 16. [Exclaim!]
The Tallest Man on Earth has released a new EP called Sometimes the Blue is Just a Passing Bird following the full-length The Wild Hunt. The album is currently available on iTunes with the CD/vinly set to come out November 9. [Stereogum]
And Mark David Chapman has been denied parole in New York, 30 years after killing ex-Beatle John Lennon outside his Manhattan apartment. The parole board said “release remains inappropriate at this time and incompatible with the welfare of the community.” This was Chapman’s sixth appearance in-front of the board and he will not be eligible for another two years. Lennon would have celebrated his 70th birthday this year. [Billboard]
Tags: Music, News, Alexisonfire, John Lennon
