Month: September 2020

He goes by a regular name. But Davey’s music is anything but. The Australian artist, one half of Sydney electronic duo Vallis Alps, sets out on his own with a new project and a fresh deal with The Orchard, Billboard can exclusively reveal. “I'm stoked to have signed with The Orchard,” enthuses Davey, known to family and friends as David Ansari. “I had a chance to meet up with them in Sydney this past January and we hit it off really well.” The new arrangement coincides with the release of Davey's “Not Me,” featuring Seattle rapper Sol. It’s the first track from the producer's debut EP, which sonically fuses deconstructed rap with industrial house and a touch of hip-hop. "We met David during the early days of Vallis Alps and quickly realized that his attention to producti...

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Two more Warner Bros. Television TV series, both from John Wells Prods., are resuming production in Los Angeles next week. Shameless is set to start filming its 11th and final season on Sept. 8; TNT’s Animal Kingdom will begin shooting Season 5 on Sept. 7. They are the first WBTV series to restart production in LA following the coronavirus-related shutdown, joined by CBS sitcom Mom on Sept. 14. “Television shows are getting back up and running in Southern California,” WarnerMedia Studios & Networks chief Ann Sarnoff told Deadline in an interview Thursday. TNT The TV studio already has a handful of scripted series in production. Supernatural has been filming its final two episodes in Vancouver since Aug. 18; the HBO Max limited series The Flight Attendant resumed ...

Two more Warner Bros. Television TV series, both from John Wells Prods., are resuming production in Los Angeles next week. Shameless is set to start filming its 11th and final season on Sept. 8; TNT’s Animal Kingdom will begin shooting Season 5 on Sept. 7. They are the first WBTV series to restart production in LA following the coronavirus-related shutdown, joined by CBS sitcom Mom on Sept. 14. “Television shows are getting back up and running in Southern California,” WarnerMedia Studios & Networks chief Ann Sarnoff told Deadline in an interview Thursday. TNT The TV studio already has a handful of scripted series in production. Supernatural has been filming its final two episodes in Vancouver since Aug. 18; the HBO Max limited series The Flight Attendant resumed ...

Two more Warner Bros. Television TV series, both from John Wells Prods., are resuming production in Los Angeles next week. Shameless is set to start filming its 11th and final season on Sept. 8; TNT’s Animal Kingdom will begin shooting Season 5 on Sept. 7. They are the first WBTV series to restart production in LA following the coronavirus-related shutdown, joined by CBS sitcom Mom on Sept. 14. “Television shows are getting back up and running in Southern California,” WarnerMedia Studios & Networks chief Ann Sarnoff told Deadline in an interview Thursday. TNT The TV studio already has a handful of scripted series in production. Supernatural has been filming its final two episodes in Vancouver since Aug. 18; the HBO Max limited series The Flight Attendant resumed ...

Two more Warner Bros. Television TV series, both from John Wells Prods., are resuming production in Los Angeles next week. Shameless is set to start filming its 11th and final season on Sept. 8; TNT’s Animal Kingdom will begin shooting Season 5 on Sept. 7. They are the first WBTV series to restart production in LA following the coronavirus-related shutdown, joined by CBS sitcom Mom on Sept. 14. “Television shows are getting back up and running in Southern California,” WarnerMedia Studios & Networks chief Ann Sarnoff told Deadline in an interview Thursday. TNT The TV studio already has a handful of scripted series in production. Supernatural has been filming its final two episodes in Vancouver since Aug. 18; the HBO Max limited series The Flight Attendant resumed ...

Nick Cave’s Idiot Prayer virtual concert will enjoy a second life as an album release and cinematic experience. The Australian alternative rock icon’s solo show at Alexandra Palace will be issued as a 22-track double album, from Nov. 20. The live set will be available on vinyl, CD and streaming services worldwide. Before that, the Idiot Prayer concert film will hit cinemas globally on Nov. 5 through a collaboration with Trafalgar Releasing. Movie-goers will be treated to an extended cut, with four previously-unseen performances. Until now, the Cave's all-alone gig was available as an online-only, ticketed event. For the special performance, Cave played a stripped-back set at the piano, returning to early Bad Seeds works, and more recent songs from his Grinderman project a...