Trucking News Report: May 13 on 102.5 KZOK
Pearl Jam is gearing up for their first show since Matt Cameron’s departure, headlining Eddie Vedder’s Ohana Festival. The festival, celebrating its 10th anniversary, will feature a lineup that includes Billy Idol, Bad Religion, Courtney Barnett, and more. Tickets for the festival go on sale Thursday, offering fans a chance to see Pearl Jam in action once again.
Meanwhile, Roger Daltrey, known for his work with The Who, has announced an upcoming 20-date tour titled “A Great Night Out.” The tour is set to kick off in Arizona on August 23rd and conclude in Massachusetts on September 29th. Daltrey expressed his excitement for the tour, highlighting the opportunity to perform with his current lineup of musicians and explore different soundscapes to present his songs. Tickets for the tour are set to go on sale this coming Friday, offering fans a chance to witness a performance reminiscent of The Who.
Green Day fans can look forward to the release of “Nimrods: A Green Day Comedy” on August 14th. The film, previously known as “New Years Rev” and “Nimrods,” tells the story of three friends embarking on a rowdy road trip to Los Angeles under the impression that their band is opening for Green Day on New Year’s Eve. The movie promises to be a humorous journey inspired by the band’s experiences and offers fans a chance to enjoy Green Day performances specifically created for the film.
In other news, Jack Osbourne, the youngest son of Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne, has reportedly defaulted on a $250,000 loan taken out in 2021. The loan, initially intended for Osbourne Media LLC, has led to an increase in interest rates and a demand for the full balance. Despite launching the Osbourne Media House website, Jack cited financial difficulties as the reason for the business’s downfall. With the lender now seeking repayment, Jack may need to seek financial assistance from his family to cover the outstanding amount.
Ann Wilson of Heart recently embarked on a Q&A tour in Seattle, accompanied by a screening of her documentary, “In My Voice.” The film delves into Wilson’s life and features archival footage, interviews, and personal reflections. While her sister and bandmate, Nancy Wilson, declined to participate, Ann found the experience to be enlightening, offering insight into her growth and maturity over the years. The tour, which includes stops in various cities, aims to showcase Wilson’s life beyond her work with Heart, highlighting her songwriting and performances.
Greta Van Fleet, initially sparking breakup rumors with a mysterious video, has since shared a snippet of a new song, putting fans at ease and anticipating new music from the band. This unexpected turn of events has left fans eager for what Greta Van Fleet has in store for the future.