Latest about Kate Bush
David Gilmour wants to see Kate Bush play live again
David Gilmour wants to see Kate Bush back onstage, won't be sharing a stage with former bandmate Roger Waters again, ever
An unexpected interview with Kate Bush while she was writing Hounds Of Love
In 1984 Mick Wall was surprised when he rattled off a hopeless request for a chat – and received an invitation to visit the Def Leppard fan at her home-from-home
Kate Bush on her love of David Bowie: "He was just the right amount of weird, obviously intelligent and, of course, very sexy"
Kate Bush on the first time she heard and met David Bowie
Kate Bush, punk's most polite champion
Kate Bush understood the power and potential of punk rock: "A punch is more effective than a look"
“The whole world’s gone mad”: The stunning 2022 return of Kate Bush’s Running Up That Hill
A No.3 single in 1985, the song topped the charts in 2022 after appearing in Stranger Things – and the planet seemed to go Kate crazy
Emily Eavis wants Kate Bush to headline Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury festival organiser Emily Eavis reveals her dream headliner to be the stage-shy Kate Bush
“I caved in and said: ‘Okay, I’ll put out Wuthering Heights, if only to teach you not to interfere with our choices’”: The decisions and coincidences that helped make Kate Bush a superstar
Signed around the same time as the Sex Pistols after David Gilmour mentored the 16-year-old’s “remarkable talent,” a durable paradox emerged
"People would say that I'm being promoted as a sex object whether I was clad in a nun's costume or nothing at all": Men working for England's music magazines used to get very, very worked up about the idea of Kate Bush being a 'sex symbol'
The 19-year-old Kate Bush was a source of much fascination to the English music press, and the subject of some highly inappropriate writing
"An album on vinyl is a beautiful thing." Kate Bush talks about her love of vinyl
Kate Bush will be an ambassador for this year's Record Store Day in April
“She has managed to maintain her position without ever once being sucked into the creative vacuum of celebrity culture”: The less we see of Kate Bush, the more we want to know
Supported by established artists, secured in a family business and a star by the age of 21, her vision and clarity made her prog’s first pop star (and pop’s first prog star)
