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Born as Gabriela Konstancja Kulka-Stajewska in Warsaw, Poland in 1979. In 2001 she self-released a collection of songs called Demo, which included her version of Feel It. In…
Born as Páll Óskar Hjálmtýsson in Reykjavik, Iceland on 16 March 1970. Known internationally as Paul Oscar, he is an Icelandic pop singer, songwriter and disc jockey. The…
Vlad In Tears is a heavy metal band based in Berlin that was founded by the three brothers Kris (vocals & piano), Lex (guitar) and Dario (bass) and…
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is a museum and hall of fame located in downtown Cleveland, Ohio (USA). The museum documents the history of rock music…
Song written by James Taylor. He recorded it as the opening track of his 1975 album Gorilla. It was released as a single, with the album’s title track…
Born in Asbestos, Quebec in 1952, Jan Conn received her Ph.D. in Genetics from the University of Toronto. She has lived in Montreal, Vancouver, Toronto, Guatemala, Caracas (Venezuela),…
Poem by Jan Conn, published in the Toronto Star on 13 May 1995. The poem mentions Kate Bush and her song Oh To Be In Love. It starts…
Track from the album Highlife by the Sonny Sharrock Band, released in 1990. The instrumental track runs at almost six minutes and incorporates some of the melody of…
Born as Warren Harding Sharrock in Ossining, New York (USA) on 27 August 1940, Sonny Sharrock was an American jazz guitarist. His first wife was singer, Linda Sharrock,…
Liars Dance was a Swiss rock group led by singer Tom Kelly. The group was a continuation of the Tom Kelly Band, who were founded in 1980 and…
Founded in 1981, Counterparts is the oldest all-gender a cappella group at the University of Pennsylvania and the only group specializing in pop and jazz. The group is…
A co-ed acappella group founded in 1987 at the University of California, Berkeley in Berkeley, CA. As it is a collegiate group, the membership is fluid and changes…
Canadian band, hailing from London, Ontario, founded by Rick Fry (bass), Steven Crew (drums), Dave Merritt (vocals, guitar) and Shawn Bragg (guitar). They released their debut album Brunswick…
Born as Valentine Ruth Henshall in Orpington, Greater London on 7 March 1967. English actress, singer and dancer, known for her work in musical theatre. Her debut performance…
Unofficial album, released in a numbered limited edition on coloured splatter vinyl by The Amazing Kornyfone Record Label in 2015. The album features a selection of live tracks…
Authorized Japanese Kate Bush Fan Club Flexidisc. One side only is pressed. Includes holiday message from Kate to Japanese fans to mark the end of 1984. Also includes…
Born as Emanuel Goldenberg in Bucharest (Romania) on 12 December 1893, he emigrated with his family to New York City (USA) in 1903. He had his Bar Mitzvah…
Born in New York City (USA) on 25 December 1899. Humphrey Bogart was preparing for medical school at Yale when he was kicked out of Phillips Academy in…
Born as James Francis Cagney Jr. in New York City (USA) on 17 July 1899. American actor, dancer and film director. On stage and in film, he was…
Born as George Ranft in New York City (USA) on 26 September 1895. American film actor and dancer identified with portrayals of gangsters in crime melodramas of the…
Song, written by Arthur Conley and Otis Redding. First released by Arthur Conley in 1967. The song is based on the Sam Cooke song ‘Yeah Man’ from his…
Publication created by Mojo, in which one artist is the focus of a glossy magazine, filled with interviews, articles and reviews. The issue about Kate Bush was first…
Great musical artistry and originality’, the distinction given to Yvonne Smeets as she graduated the Royal Conservatory summa cum laude in 2006, a year earlier she won the…
Song released by Stoner in 2020. The lyrics are entirely in Italian, with the name ‘Kate Bush’ repeated in the chorus multiple times.
Stoner is an electronic rock duo, consisting of Stefano Bernardi and Giacomo Sette. In 2020 they released a song called Kate Bush. They released just two songs: ‘Camelot’,…
Karliene Reynolds hails from Scotland, but currently lives in Australia. She gained fame for her songs inspired by fantasy novels and television shows such as Game of Thrones….
Belgian women’s choir conducted by Stijn Kolacny, and arranged and accompanied by Steven Kolacny on the piano. Formed in 1996, Scala & Kolacny Brothers won the Belgian “Choir…
Song written, composed, arranged and performed by Lionel Azulay on his album ‘Out Of The Ashes’, released in 2008. ‘Wouldn’t Change A Thing’ was originally recorded in the…
Born in Helsinki on 8 June 1968, Petri Kaivanto is a Finnish composer, lyricist, singer and journalist. He has also participated in politics and has been a candidate…
Yuri Kono is a singer from Kyoto, Japan, who started to record videos of herself covering Kate Bush songs since 1 January 2021. The aim is to cover…
Uncut is a monthly magazine based in London. It is available across the English-speaking world, and focuses on music, but also includes film and books sections. The magazine…
Born in Genoa (Italy) on 27 October 1782 as the third of six children of Antonio and Teresa (née Bocciardo) Paganini. Antonio Paganini was an unsuccessful ship chandler,…
Born as Hawley Harvey Crippen in Coldwater, Michigan (USA) on 11 September 1862, colloquially known as Dr. Crippen. He studied first at the University of Michigan Homeopathic Medical…
‘The Phoenix Recordings’ is an unofficial album release, supposedly released in Japan, featuring 22 demos recorded in the 1970’s by Kate Bush.The title of this release comes from…
British monthly music magazine. It was founded in 1980 and distributes worldwide. The first standalone issue of Record Collector was published in March 1980, although it originally started…
Unofficial CD, released by Radio Broadcast Music Ltd. in October 2022. ‘Birmingham 1979’ features the soundtrack of the Christmas special Kate which was broadcast on BBC television (UK)…
Unofficial video with an unknown release date. The recording was made on 10 April 1979 at the Manchester Apollo. Track listing The video features the following tracks: Formats…
Music Box was a pioneering pan-European 24-hour cable and satellite television channel that ran from 29 March 1984 to 30 January 1987, and was operated by Music Box…
48-page ‘Interactive MIDI Music With Lyrics’ songbook and 3.5″ software disc, published by International Music Publications in 1996. The book provides MIDI arrangements for 8 songs by Kate…
Alone At My Piano’ is an unofficial album release, seemingly released in Japan, featuring 29 demos recorded in the 1970’s by Kate Bush. It was released by Empress…
German classical string quartet, formed by Felicitas Fischbein (Violin), Maline Zickow (Violin), Ida Luzie Philipp (Viola) and Linda Laukamp (Cello). Between 2012 and 2016 they released two albums:…
Born in London on 14 December 1946, Jane Birkin was raised in Chelsea, and described herself as a “shy English girl.” She attended Miss Ironside’s School in Kensington….
Kingfisher Sky is a Dutch progressive metal band from Netherlands, created and led by drummer Ivar de Graaf. De Graaf left the band Within Temptation in 2001 to…
Born on 22 November 1980, Emma Ejwertz is a Swedish singer/songwriter who grew up in southwest Sweden. She moved to Los Angeles in 1998 to pursue a career…
American comedy-drama film from 2022, directed by Marc Forster from a screenplay by David Magee. It is the second film adaptation of the 2012 novel ‘A Man Called…
Song written and recorded by the American band Primus on their 1995 album ‘Tales From The Punchbowl’. The lyrics are about the tendency to plagiarise other artists’ music,…
Book, edited by Evan St. Jones, in which twenty-six writers present stories inspired by the magic of Kate Bush. Generations of creatives have been influenced by her work….
Book written by Michael Byrne and Marius Herbert, featuring an illustrated journey through five decades of the music of Kate Bush. The book sets out to visually and…
Book written by Tom Doyle. Comprising fifty chapters or ‘visions’, the book is a multi-faceted biography of Kate Bush, viewing her life and work from different angles. A…
Unofficial album release featuring assorted live and rare tracks. It was supposedly released in Japan. Track listing The album consists of the following tracks: Them Heavy People (from…
DJ collective, consisting of Mark Summers, Giles Goodman and Billie Godfrey. Mark Summers is the English CEO, sound engineer and music producer of Scorccio, a music production company…
Song written by Kate Bush. The song was reportedly written in one evening in the summer of 1983. It was the first song recorded for the subsequent fifth…
Dave Whelan and Mike Di Scala met each other in Liverpool record shop 3 Beat Records and were both disc jockeys at nightclubs in the city. Di Scala…
Born to a Seychellois mother and an American father, Joe Smith, who was a band member of legendary Motown group the Four Tops, Gizelle was raised in Manchester,…
The band Thanateros was started in 1999 by Ben Richter as a solo-project. The name is a combination of the names of the Greek gods of death (Thanatos)…
Stranger Things is an American science fiction horror drama television series created by the Duffer Brothers and streaming on Netflix. The brothers serve as showrunners and are executive…
Cecilee (full name: Cecilee Landefeld) is an alternative piano-based singer/songwriter from Virginia (USA). She describes her music as “a blend of piano pop and some electronica with an…
Unofficial compilation album, released in Bulgaria in 2021. Track listing The album features the following tracks: Running Up That Hill The Sensual World Blow Away (For Bill) Moments…
Unofficial album, released in Japan on 21 February 2020. The recording was made on 10 April 1979 at the Manchester Apollo. Track listing The album features the following…
Born in Värmskog (Sweden) on 12 April 1966. At the age of eight she learned how to play the guitar at the public school in Grums, Sweden. She…
Book written by Laura Shenton and published by Wymer Publishing on 9 July 2021. In this book, the author offers an in-depth perspective on The Dreaming from a…
Book written by Laura Shenton, published by Wymer Publishing on 12 March 2021. In this book, Shenton offers an in-depth perspective on The Kick Inside from a range…
Book written by John van der Kiste. Published on 22 February 2021, the book promises a ‘thorough examination of the songs on all her singles, albums, and occasional…
Book compiled by Max Browne, published via Blurb.com on 9 March 2021. The book features photographs from Kate Bush’s three nights at the Hammersmith Odeon during the Tour…
Most likely, Madame Maria Nanky is a pseudonym for Kate herself. When asked about her favourite cover version of a Kate Bush song, she replied: ‘Poor Old Flea’…
Born as Guilhem Gallart in Toulouse (France) on 7 March 1973, he left for Marseille at the age of 19. There he met other artists who would mark…
David Stephen Mitchell was born in Southport, Lancashire (UK) on 12 January 1969. He was educated at Hanley Castle High School and at the University of Kent, where…
Delta Lea Goodrem was born in Australia on 9 November 1984. She started playing piano from the age of seven, while also taking up dancing, singing and acting…
In 2013, 300 Kate Bush lookalikes gathered together in a park in Brighton (UK) to reenact Kate Bush’s first music video for Wuthering Heights (the so-called ‘red dress…
Kevin Cummins was born in Manchester (UK) on 19 August 1961. After studying photography for four years in Salford, Kevin embarked on a career that was to encompass…
Born as Tiffany Renee Darwish in Norwalk, California (USA) on 2 October 1971. Her parents divorced when she was 14 months old. She began singing at age four…
Born as Mollie Clark in Kent (UK), Maida Vorn has made a career by making ‘dark pop’. In November 2019, she released a video of a cover version…
Electronic art pop duo from Milan (Italy), consisting of singer Silvia Fusetti and producer Michele Voltini. In April 2020 they presented their first track, a cover version of…
Compilation DVD, released by Falcon Neue Medien in 2007. The disc includes thirteen music videos from the 1960’s and 1970’s. Track listing The DVD consists of the following…
Born as Janice Sue Meghan Myers in Nashville, TN (USA) on 6 October 1986), Meg Myers was raised by her father, a truck driver, and her mother, both…
Irish rock band, consisting of Maressa Sheehy (vocals), Tony Kiey (guitar), Warren Tivy (bass guitar) and Oliver Loughnan (drums). They released their first track ‘Queen of the heretics’…
Compilation DVD, released by MK Dreams S.L. and EMI in 2011. Subtitled ‘Videoclips Que Marcaron Una Época ’80’, the disc, which was released in Spain, presents twelve videos…
Compilation DVD, released by BFI and Thunderbird in 2018. The set consists of 6 DVD’s. The collection has been put together by a team of researchers in collaboration with…
German teen magazine, first published on 26 August 1956. Initially subtitled ‘the magazine for film and television’, it quickly included the latest music stars on its pages as well….
Song written by Kate Bush. Originally slated for release as title track on the album Never For Ever, but it was not included in the end, although some…
Track created by Sharpson, released in 2019. The track was inspired by the song Running Up That Hill. The accompanying music video features Hannah Mamalis in various Kate…
‘Sharpson’ is a house project from DJ and Producer Dónal Sharpson. Dónal has over 10 years experience when it comes to DJing and producing. As well as DJing…
A two day conference devoted to the outputs and achievements of Kate Bush, featuring talks, screenings and performances at the University of Edinburgh, held on 12 and 13…
Stage name of Alexandra Drewchin. Prior to releasing music as Eartheater, Drewchin sang and played electronics in Guardian Alien, a psychedelic outfit founded by drummer Greg Fox. Eartheater’s…
Unofficial album release featuring a live recording of the 12 May 1979 benefit performance ‘In Aid Of Bill Duffield’, featuring guest stars Steve Harley and Peter Gabriel, at…
Unofficial album release featuring a live recording of Kate’s live performance at the Theatre Des Champs Elysees Paris, France on 6 May 1979, plus two tracks from a…
‘Season Of The Witch’ is an unofficial album, released by Heathcliff in 2012. It features a live recording from the Tour Of Life at the Apollo Theatre in…
Unofficial album released by Heathcliff in 2010. It contains a recording of the show at the Palladium in London on 16 April 1979, plus bonus tracks from various…
Unofficial album seemingly released by EMI Records (but not really) in Japan. Packaged as a mini replica lp card sleeve, it features B-sides and rare tracks released by…
Unofficial album. The recording was made on 10 April 1979 at the Manchester Apollo. Track listing The album features the following tracks:
Formed in Hamilton, Ontario (Canada) by Elliott Gwynne, Michael Boyd, Nabi Sue Bersche & Tyler Bersche, Ellevator released their self-titled debut EP in 2018. With five tracks, the…
The Revel Sparks are a 5-piece band consisting of John, Fiona, Lesley, Kieran & Karina. They offer renditions of modern and classic songs from a variety of genres…
Unofficial album release featuring a live recording of Kate’s live performance at the Theatre Des Champs Elysees Paris, France, 6 May 1979.It was released in 2014 by Heathcliff…
Born on 26 July 1949, Glenys Groves was working mainly for the Ambrosian singers when she was contacted by Kate Bush in February 1979 to sing backing vocals…
Also known as ‘Kate Bush: Stimmgewaltig Und Exzentisch’. Documentary of 52 minutes, broadcast by the German/French channel Arte in September 2019. Compiled by Claire Laborey, the documentary features…
Booklet released by Paul Sinclair from the website SuperDeluxeEdition.com on 14 September 2019. The A4 sized, 20 page booklet describes Paul Sinclair’s experiences seeing the Before The Dawn…
Youth-oriented television series produced twice weekly by Tyne Tees Television for ITV from 1979 to 1982. It presented a mix of rock music performances and segments dealing with…
Born in Lambeth, South London on 6 September 1952, Steve Blacknell started out as a toilet cleaner in a mental hospital in Bexley, Kent. During this time he…
Party Of Five is an American television teen and family drama created by Christopher Keyser and Amy Lippman that originally aired on Fox for six seasons from 12…
Two part documentary, originally broadcast by the BBC on 1 April 2009, celebrating female pop stars, singers and icons who have influenced British pop music. With contributions by…