Van Morrison hits out at “crooked facts” in new anti-lockdown protest songs

Van Morrison has announced details of two more socially distanced gigs in London.The singer, who has recently attracted criticism for his opinions on the coronavirus crisis, has already held gigs at Camden’s Electric Ballroom in September.With four shows at the capital’s Palladium venue already scheduled for mid-November, Morrison will now play two more gigs at the PowerHaus (formerly known as Dingwalls) on November 7 and 8.150 tickets are set to be sold for each date, with strict social

Sharon Van Etten and Big Thief are among the 31 acts contributing to a new benefit album, ‘To the People of the Land: Carrizo​/​Comecrudo Solidarity Compilation’.The album was curated by singer-songwriter Jordan Moser and Austin, Texas label Keeled Scales and also features contributions from Black Belt Eagle Scout, Aisha Burns and Little Wings, among others.Tracks featured on the album include previously unreleased demos, such as Big Thief’s ‘Jane’ and Van Etten’s untitled song.The compilation,

Eric Clapton has lent his support to Van Morrison’s Save Live Music campaign – although he’s not made it clear if he’s completely on board with Morrison’s new conspiracy-theory-pushing singles.Morrison, of course, announced plans to release three new anti-lockdown singles over the course of a month, as part of his campaign to get live music up and running again. The first, ‘Born To Be Free’, was released last Friday, with two more to come in October.

Van Morrison has announced that he will donate proceeds from his three anti-lockdown singles to musicians facing hardship as a result of the pandemic. Well, as a result of the lockdown.

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Lindsay Blake It isn’t hyperbole to say that you would be hard-pressed to find a spot in Los Angeles that hasn’t been featured in some way or other on either the big or small screen. Pretty much every restaurant, boutique, coffee shop, building, beach, and even house in the city has cameoed in at least one production.

Following Van Morrison’s recent announcement that he plans to release three anti-lockdown protest songs, the Northern Irish musician has already caused one impressive political shift: he’s united the political parties of Northern Ireland.

Van Morrison’s decision to release three anti-lockdown protest songs in a new op-ed.Morrison recently announced plans to release the tracks ‘No More Lockdown’, ‘Born to Be Free’ and ‘As I Walked Out’ in opposition to the government’s restrictions.

LONDON (AP) — Van Morrison has never been one to hold back over the years. Why start now?