#WhatsHappening for July 2, 2018

Good Sunday Monday morning, friends. Hope you're all enjoying your weekend.

Thanks to everyone who came out for Saturday Night Karaoke this past weekend- we hope you'll join us again this coming weekend for another round of musical chaos.

I've liked Terry Crews since the first time I saw him, as President Camacho in the brilliant (and, chillingly prescient) Idiocracy. On the other hand, I really don't know much about 50 Cent. I do know, however, that just because you say something is a joke doesn't mean it's funny- or that you're not a gigantic asshole for saying it. (I speak from first-hand experience.)

Morrissey has postponed all of July shows in Europe, citing "logistical circumstances beyond our control."

NEWS// Morrissey tour statement. pic.twitter.com/Bmt2COPVBv

— gigsandtours (@gigsandtours) June 29, 2018

I think they left out the part about him being a giant tool.

Headline on NME: Fans at Liam Gallagher and QOTSA Finsbury Park gigs complain about lengthy queues for bars and toilets

It's like they've never been to a concert before.

Longtime Bay City Rollers bassist Alan Longmuir, one of the band's founders, has died after a short illness.
Family friend Liam Rudden said he was "devastated by the news," calling Longmuir "one of the most gentle, generous and kind-hearted people I have ever known."
He added that Longmuir had "touched the lives of everyone he met with a smile that made them feel special, insisting that despite his amazing adventures in life he was still just 'a plumber from Edinburgh'."
Longmuir had been in Mexico when he became ill last month and flew back to Scotland for treatment. Rudden said he was ‘surrounded by loved ones’ when he died.

Birthdays today include: Michelle Branch (35); Monie Love (48); Dave Parsons of Bush (53); Pete Briquette of Boomtown Rats (64); and Johnny Colla and Huey Lewis & The News (66). #MusicalBirthdays