Black Stone Cherry have parted ways with bassist Jon Lawhon after 20 years. The news was announced by the band on social media.In the statement, Black Stone Cherry say, "It is with a heavy heart that we inform you that Jon Lawhon has decided to take an indefinite sabbatical from music and touring for personal reasons. As such, Jon will be stepping down as a member of Black Stone Cherry."We love Jon, we wish him all the best in all his future endeavours and will cherish the memories and legacy we've built with him over 20 years as a band. We ask that you please respect Jon and the band's privacy regarding this matter."In the meantime, we can't wait to play more rockin' Black Stone Cherry shows in 2021 and onward! Please stay on the look-out for new shows announcing near you!"Lawhon was a founding member of Black Stone Cherry, forming the band in 2001 with three high school friends: drummer John Fred Young, guitarist
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12:20 PM January 18, 2021
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12:23 PM January 18, 2021
Midge Ure will celebrate Ultravox’s Rage In Eden and Quartet albums on his 2022 Voice & Visions tour.
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Ultravox legend Midge Ure has announced a Cambridge concert for next year.
While live gigs are currently out of the question due to coronavirus lockdown restrictions, Midge Ure has confirmed a show at Cambridge Corn Exchange for March 2022.
Singer and guitarist Midge Ure was frontman for Ultravox’s Rage In Eden and Quartet albums.
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As part of his
The Voice & Visions Tour, the chart-topping singer and musician will play the Corn Exchange on Saturday, March 5.