Deborah Harry will appear at the "Honoring with Pride 2009" fundraising event for amfAR on June 11th, 2009, honoring Lady Bunny, Patricia Field and Cleve Jones. Debbie will appear alongside a star studded cast including host Alan Cumming, Ari Gold, Colton Ford, DJ Billy Beyond, Flotilla DeBarge, Cheyenne Jackson and Christian Siriano. For more info and to buy tickets, please visit www.deborahharry.com.
Debbie Harry's tour for her new album "Necessary Evil" is now underway, continuing until the final show in San Francisco on December 9. For more information, visit the Official Deborah Harry Site www.deborahharry.com, and if you don't have Necessary Evil, order it!
Debbie Harry's interview on CBC's "The Hour", originally broadcast on October 25, is available for viewing online at http://www.cbc.ca/thehour/video.php?id=1769
Her new solo CD, Necessary Evil and tickets for the Necessary Evil tour are on sale now. For online purchasing links and additional details, visit deborahharry.com now!
Debbie's new remixes for "Two Times Blue" have been released in the US by eMusic.
If you use the following link, you can get 25 free downloads, which you can use to download the new mixes, including some that are exclusive to eMusic (offer valid to US billing addresses only):
eMusic's downloads are standard MP3s with NO copy protection, which means you can use them on your iPod or any other MP3 compatible digital device or burn them to CD with no restrictions.
The tracks include the original version, mixes by Soul Seekerz and Stonebridge, and a special acapella!
Our friend, photographer, video artist, director, and performer Rob Roth, has participated in MIX NYC's 2nd Annual Naked Eye Camera Benefit, where creative folk from all walks of art personally fill a unique, unprocessed disposable camera with images from their day-to-day lives. Included in the package is one unprocessed disposable Fuji camera (27 exposures), one photocopy of the participant's signed release form (for legal purposes) and one autographed note written by Rob: "I created a persona out of a hand puppet named 'Monkeysex'. I kept Monkeysex with me throughout the month and took snapshots with the puppet representing me. Snapshots with friends like Debbie Harry and Justin Bond, at events as varied as Badass Burlesque in NYC and the Radical Faerie Gathering in Tennessee with other 'private' moments in between." MIX NYC is a 20-year-old 501(c)(3) non-profit organization whose board members board & staff are volunteers. Their signature event, the New York Lesbian & Gay Experimental Film Festival, will take place in November 2007. In 2006 they launched a free summer media-training program for disadvantaged queer youth, and a film preservation program to save essential queer films from being lost to future generations. Throughout the year they host free community screenings in greater New York City. MIX also produces the ACT UP Oral History Project (www.actuporalhistory.org), which is documenting the history of AIDS activism. 100% of the final sale price will support MIX NYC. MIX NYC: www.mixnyc.org Direct link to auction on eBay: eBay Auction
Deborah Harry's new single "Two Times Blue" has been released in the US on iTunes: Deborah Harry - Two Times Blue (Digital Release) iTunes reports to SoundScan, so buy it soon and let's spread the word! Check www.deborahharry.com for banners that link to the single, for your MySpace page or other web site.
Debbie visits the spa at "The Dame Edna Treatment" (ITV, UK) on Saturday for some "serious pampering" and "vocal therapy a la Edna"! For more information check out Dame Edna's web site.
Debbie has joined Cyndi Lauper's annual "True Colors" tour benefitting the Human Rights Campaign. Debbie and Cyndi join Erasure, Dresden Dolls, The Gossip, The Misshapes, and Margaret Cho! Special guests on select dates include Rufus Wainright, the Indigo Girls and Rosie O'Donnell, with more to be added. Tickets go on sale March 16th. Get more information at www.truecolorstour.com and www.deborahharry.com.
Here's the "alternate" video for Moby's new single with Debbie Harry, "New York, New York", as posted to YouTube! And here's a little behind the scenes report that explains why this is the "alternate" video: artnet Watch this space... as soon as the song is released to the public we'll let you know!
Debbie will make a special appearance at "Gimme Shelter Rock & Rescue", a benefit in support of animal rescue and no-kill city shelters on October 4, 2006. Also appearing: Miss Guys, the Beastie Boys, Blue Oyster Cult's Joe & Al Bouchard, The Dueling Bankheads, Marshall Crenshaw and many more! Come out and show your support! More information at www.rational-animal.org.
MAC Cosmetics, announces Debbie Harry, Dita Von Teese, Eve and Lisa Marie Presley as spokespoeple for the MAC Viva Glam VI campaign. "An iconic legend of the downtown New York City music scene, Debbie Harry, and her highly influential band, Blondie, put New Wave Punk on the map. Inducted into the Rock N' Roll Hall of Fame in 2006, the cultural impact of Harry and her band is staggering, from their sound, to their clothes and attitude, to Harry herself, one of the first and the most successful female lead singer to front a band of men. Blondie's hits include Rapture, Heart of Glass, and Call Me, the hit song from the film American Gigolo that has been called the anthem for the 80's. Harry is also a talented actress, starring in such films as Videodrome and John Water's Hairspray. But some of her most important work has been as an activist: Harry was one of the first celebrities to align herself with the fight against HIV/AIDS and her commitment is unwavering. She has worked for such causes as Amfar, LifeBeat, Amnesty International, Keep A Child Alive and more. Blondie continues to tour and record and will spend much of 2006 performing in major cities around the world." To purchase VIVA GLAM, click here.
Moby's album Go - The Very Best Of Moby will be released by Mute on 6th November 2006. The album compiles 15 songs from Moby's unique back catalogue, including seminal tracks from the multi-million and multi-platinum selling albums Play and 18, as well as containing the brand new, previously unavailable song 'New York, New York' featuring Debbie Harry on vocals. This brand new track was written and recorded over the summer in Manhattan and will be released as a single on 23rd October 2006. Track Listing: 1. Go
2. Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad?
3. In This World
4. Porcelain
5. In My Heart
6. New York, New York (featuring Debbie Harry on vocals)
7. Natural Blues
8. Lift Me Up
9. Bodyrock
10. We Are All Made Of Stars
11. Slipping Away
12. Honey
13. Move
14. James Bond Theme
15. Feeling So Real GO - The Very Best of Moby - Out on 6th November 2006
New Single: New York New York, featuring Debbie Harry - Out on 23rd October
Debbie has a two page interview by Ana Matronic of the Scissor Sisters in the latest edition of "Interview" magazine (with Lindsay Lohan on the cover). Includes some gorgeous new pics of Debbie shot by Max Vadukul! "The woman who reinvented punk rock with a shot of Hollywood glamour talks about the new frontiers of feminism, fighting music industry complacency, and how you can dye your hair red and still be the singer in a band called Blondie".
In 1990, Debbie appeared with Iggy Pop on "Red Hot + Blue: A Tribute To Cole Porter", covering the song "Well, Did You Evah!". On April 25th 2006, Shout! Factory released the videos on DVD for the first time, combined with a newly remastered CD in the same package. Check out the press release here, watch the video here, and buy the DVD/CD set here.
Debbie Harry has recorded a new track entitled "Dirty & Deep" which is about Lil' Kim. The full track is available as an MP3 from www.deborahharry.com.
"The Show (Achilles Heels)" will have its New York City premiere on April 27 at The Kitchen. Deborah Harry is performing live as 'Athena'. Her role consists of several dramatic scenes as well as singing three songs live, one written especially for 'The Show', along with a newer Blondie song and a Blondie classic. In the New York City premiere, choreographer and director Richard Move brings to the stage a contemporary vision of the ancient Greek legend of Achilles. Move takes a wild spin on the story's themes of war, love, glory and fate, with a radical meld of dance forms, text, glamour, and reality television show antics. The Baryshnikov Dance Foundation is producer. Eight performances, April 27-29 (Thu-Sat) and May 2-6 (Tue-Sat), 8pm. Complete production and ticket information available at http://www.move-itproductions.com.
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Debbie has a two page interview by Ana Matronic of the Scissor Sisters in the latest edition of "Interview" magazine (with Lindsay Lohan on the cover). Includes some gorgeous new pics of Debbie shot by Max Vadukul! "The woman who reinvented punk rock with a shot of Hollywood glamour talks about the new frontiers of feminism, fighting music industry complacency, and how you can dye your hair red and still be the singer in a band called Blondie".
