Full-time freelance writer based in Glasgow, Scotland… author of 17 books, three of which are in the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Permanent Collection… former news editor at TeamRock.com… former band manager, drummer and keyboardist… TV and radio presenter… real ale fan.
Martin Kielty
Will a New Edit Save This Troubled 1992 David Bowie Movie?
‘The Linguini Incident’ bombed in 1992, but the director purchased the rights, found a print and recut it.
The Rolling Stones End ‘Hackney Diamonds’ Tour: Set List, Videos
Twentieth and final ‘Hackney Diamonds’ show takes place in Missouri, but the band offers no hints about future plans.
Prince Documentary ‘Dead in the Water’ After Multiple Disputes
Prince's estate claims the documentary is filled with "dramatic" factual inaccuracies.
Rolling Stones Deliver Two Tour Debuts at Penultimate Show
Santa Clara set list includes tracks from ‘Some Girls’ and ‘Hackney Diamonds’ plus a rare cover.
LA’s Record Plant Studio to Close After 55 Years
Groundbreaking luxury facility used by Fleetwood Mac, Eagles, Guns N' Roses, Black Sabbath, Kiss and more said to be victim of industry changes.
The Beatles’ ‘Love’ Show Closes After 18-Year Run
Cirque du Soleil extravaganza played to nearly 12 million people since 2004 premiere.
Watch Rolling Stones’ Tour Premiere of ‘Beggars Banquet’ Classic
Vancouver performance is fifth-last show on ‘Hackney Diamonds’ road trip.
Watch the Rolling Stones Debut a ‘Some Girls’ Classic in Chicago
The band pulls out an old favorite after country star Lainey Wilson guest stars in Chicago.
Pete Townshend Recalls ‘Criminal’ Managers Stealing From the Who
Guitarist says the band didn’t see a royalty statement until they’d been releasing albums for eight years.
Illness Forces Neil Young to Take ‘Big Unplanned Break’ From Tour
"A couple of us got sick ... we are still not fully recovered."
Pete Townshend’s ‘Quadrophenia’ Ballet to Premiere Next Year
Production is based on the orchestral take created by Rachel Fuller in 2016, but will “retain the spirit” of the original.
Watch the Rolling Stones Debut Two More Songs on U.S. Tour
Country star Tyler Childers joined Mick Jagger for a 'Sticky Fingers' classic.