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| 3/8/2010 |
Quick Bites
Shooter Jennings will appear at the GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles later this month to discuss his new album. "Black Ribbons" is a concept disc about the last DJ's final shift before government regulation takes over. Author Stephen King makes a guest appearance on the album, providing the voice of the DJ. Jennings will be at the GRAMMY Museum on March 25th.
Marie Osmond is saying her final goodbyes to her son. The private funeral for Michael Blosil, who took his own life ten days ago, is taking place in Utah today. Marie, who is perhaps best known to the country music community for her 1973 chart-topping hit "Paper Roses," is expected to resume her Las Vegas show with her brother, Donny, on Tuesday.
Veteran pop crooner Johnny Mathis is going country. The singer says in a post on his website that he's working on the new album "Let It Be Me - Mathis In Nashville." He says he'll be providing a release date for the project in the coming weeks. |
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