Riley Gale, Power Trip Lead Singer, Dies at 34

Vanessa Hudgens looks like the spitting image of Amy Winehouse in her latest Instagram.On Sunday, September 13, the 31-year-old actress shared a black-and-white snap of herself channeling the late songstress — whether it was on purpose or not.Wearing Winehouse’s signature cat-eye and voluminous dark strands that appear perfectly messy and slightly curled, the pic seriously has Us doing a double take. It looks like Hudgens may have even drawn a little mole on to her cheek.

Erik Pedersen Managing EditorBruce Williamson, who sang lead for legendary Motown group the Temptations in more recent years, has died. He was 49.

TMZ reported. He was 49 years old.Also Read: Kristin Urquiza, Whose Father Died of COVID-19, Skewers Trump in Unflinching DNC Speech (Video)The world continues to be upended by the coronavirus pandemic, with more people contracting COVID-19 as the days pass.

The one-time lead singer of the legendary group The Temptations has died from coronavirus.

TMZ reported.Williamson, who was not an original member, joined the Temptations in 2006 and sang with the group until 2015.The Compton, California-native told Las Vegas Black Image Magazine that singing in churches in his youth helped him get in tune with his soulful roots at a young age.“After seven years as a Temptation I am still in awe,” he told the magazine in 2013.

The Cranberries paid tribute to Dolores O'Riordan on what would have been her 49th birthday (06.09.20). The 'Zombie' hitmakers - Fergal Lawler and brothers Noel and Mike Hogan - took to their Facebook page to post a touching message to the late frontwoman.

The Cranberries have paid tribute to their former singer Dolores O’Riordan on what would have been the late singer’s 49 birthday.O’Riordan passed away at a London hotel in 2018, with her death subsequently ruled as a result of accidental drowning in a bath, caused by alcohol intoxication. Her bandmates – Fergal Lawler, Noel Hogan and Michael Hogan – subsequently opted to split the group after they completed the final album featuring O’Riordan’s voice. Paying tribute to O’Riordan yesterday

Trivium have covered Power Trip‘s ‘Executioner’s Tax’ in honour of frontman Riley Gale, who passed away last week.Trivium performed the song live as part of their ‘The Deepest Cuts’ stream, which took place on frontman Matt Heafy’s Twitch channel. The set included songs the band rarely play and a few they had never performed live before.The entire livestream can be viewed below.

Amber Riley honored her late Glee costar Naya Rivera with a touching performance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!The Infamous actress, 34, appeared on the Thursday, August 27, episode of the late-night talk show as Riley, which is her artist name, and sang “A Moment” in front of a slideshow featuring photos of Rivera, who died in a drowning accident in July.Riley teased her musical tribute on Wednesday, August 26, via Instagram and received support from fellow Glee alum Kevin McHale.“Our queen is singing

Amber Riley is getting ready to perform a tribute to former Glee star  Naya Rivera  on Jimmy Kimmel Live!Riley made the announcement on Instagram, posting a photo of herself with text that reads, “Catch Riley tribute performance to Naya Rivera on Jimmy Kimmel Live! August 27th.” In her caption, she also let fans know that a ”special announcement will also be made on Kimmel! So stay tuned.” Special announcement will also be made on Kimmel! So stay tuned

The Five, used yesterday’s edition of the programme (August 26) to pay tribute to Riley Gale, the late frontman of thrash metal band Power Trip who died earlier this week aged 34.Despite differing political views – Gutfeld is a registered Libertarian, while Gale was outspokenly progressive – the two had struck up a friendship after the band objected to their music being used on The Five.Wearing a Power Trip t-shirt given to him by Gale and describing the singer as “an all-around brilliant dude,”

Amber Riley is performing a tribute to Naya Rivera less than two months after the former Glee star’s death.“Special announcement will also be made on Kimmel! So stay tuned

Riley Gale, vocalist of thrash metal band Power Trip, has died. News of Gale's death was confirmed by his band on social media.

This is just far, far too young…

pic.twitter.com/wJM1WnqXDpRest in power, Power Trip vocalist Riley Gale https://t.co/lMgqkB1uaWMy recent interview with Riley. Rest in Peace, buddy.https://t.co/r8GCiymq6HRIP Riley Gale https://t.co/5aq6jqeUkvFull Obituary: Billboard

made the announcement via Twitter, with no cause of death specified.“It is with the greatest of sadness we must announce that our lead singer and brother Riley Gale passed away last night,” the band said in the statement. “Riley was a friend, a brother, a son.

Power Trip, who has died at the age of 34, was part Otto, The Simpsons’ everyman bus driver. He was part lowly comic bookstore employee, the one who tries to get you to reconsider your purchase and buy something cooler by Grant Morrison instead.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticRiley Gale, the lead singer of Texas thrash metal band Power Trip who recently contributed vocals to rapper-actor Ice-T’s “Point the Finger” song and video, died Aug. 24 at the age of 34.