To The Suwalki Blues Festival Organizers, July 15, 2010 I sincerely regret that I am unable to honour my contractual obligation to perform on July 17th, 2010 at the Suwalki Blues Festival. After numerous attempts to secure confirmation of return flights & salaries from the agent who contracted us for the festival we were informed that no flights were booked. The only alternative that was offered to us on Monday July 12th, 2010 involved no less than 20 hours of travel including a 7 hour drive to Montreal and 4 overseas flights. Upon receipt of this proposed solution my band refused to accept the breach of agreement and in fear of working without any guarantee of payment and no confirmed return flights, they declined. Without a band I am unable to perform no matter how much I desire to do so. My deepest apologies for the incredible inconvenience it has unquestionably caused. Alannah Myles Namaste Satellite Radio Interview July 8, 2010 The show was chosen as a "featured episode" on Blog Talk Radio and it will also be airing internationally on Synchronicity. Download the interview. Video collection now available on YouTube May 5, 2010 Visit Alannah's YouTube After WMG resolved their copyright conflicts with Youtube they finally granted me permission to publish my catalogue of videos which have received a total of almost one million views in only 6 months! Exclusive Magazine Interview May 5, 2010 You can Watch It Here 'Trouble' has been voted as a finalist in the blues category for the International Songwriting Contest March 4, 2010 'Trouble' has been given an 'Honourable Mention' as a finalist in the blues category for the International Songwriting Contest. Thank you for your votes. Satelite Radio Interview Jan 29th Jan. 25, 2010 Satelite Radio Broadcast www.981camfm.com Tune in, Friday Jan 29 11:00 am EST Happy Holidays from Linus Entertainment! Dec 21, 2009 To celebrate this holiday season we have posted on our share page a collection of seasonal MP3s for free download, to use and share with your friends, post on your own webpage, use in a podcast, or send to friends for a holiday greeting. Enjoy our music and tell a friend! www.truenorthrecords.com/share Rise Up Canadian Pop Music in the 1980s Sept. 1, 2009 (CBC , Sept. 10 & Sept. 17 at 9 p.m.) (CBC Newsworld, Sept. 19 & Sept. 26 at 10 p.m.) Rise Up looks at the digital age of Canadian music in the 1980s, a visual era of big hair and shoulder pads, when music videos helped homegrown artists to take off internationally. Blending illuminating interviews with thrilling concert footage and videos, including Rush's 'Tom Sawyer,' Alannah Myles' 'Black Velvet,' Blue Rodeo's 'Try' and k.d. lang's 'Hanky Panky.' Rise Up takes viewers on a thrilling ride into the decades pop stratosphere. Along with such telegenic performers as Gowan and Dalbello, the hit-filled documentary includes cult favorites like Slow, Handsome Ned and Mary Margaret O'Hara. By the end of the Eighties, Canadian music has exploded - both at home and abroad. From hip-hop pioneers like Maestro and Michie Mee to such pop superstars as Mitsou and Corey Hart, Rise Up charts the global rise of Canadian music with a treasure trove of classic hits and cult classics. This Beat Goes On Canadian Pop Music in the 1970s Sept. 1, 2009 (CBC main network, Aug. 27 & Sept. 3 at 9 p.m.) (CBC Newsworld, Sept. 12 & Sept. 18 at 10 p.m.) This Beat Goes On tells the story of Canadian music in the 1970s, a ground-breaking era of great sounds, from glam and progressive rock to punk and reggae. Set in the formative years of Canada's music industry, This Beat Goes On offers a jukebox full of chart-topping songs from, from Gordon Lightfoot's 'Sundown' and Burton Cummings' 'Stand Tall' to Trooper's 'Raise a Little Hell' and Max Webster's 'Paradise Skies.' Mixing archival footage with candid interviews, the documentary features proven hitmakers like Anne Murray, Neil Young and The Guess Who as well as a wealth of new folksingers, blues artists and mullet-rockers. Solo artists like Joni Mitchell and progressive rockers Rush still rule, but its also a time of shaved heads and skinny ties, as punk and new wave artists push their way into the spotlight. By the end of the decade, the Can-rock revolution has arrived. From B.T.O. to D.O.A., This Beat Goes On presents the wealth of music that sprang from the Great White North during the explosive Seventies. Music Festival in Sweden! April 30, 2009 Alannah and her band will headline along with some of the finest acts in Sweden for a crowd of 20,000 in Umea performing all of her hits. > Download Press Release Meaning of Success: Canadian Singer Alannah Myles Jan 18, 2009 Interview By Carol Crenna of Vista Magazine....Read More Quote from Greg Godovitz - Rock Talk April 24, 2008 "Some things certainly are worth waiting for and the new release by Alannah Myles - Black Velvet, is one of them. A tour de force of songwriting, production and performance. I can see the Rockies in my new backyard. I now have a soundtrack to match the view." Alannah Myles reclaims 'Black Velvet' with modern reworking April 18, 2008 Alannahs latest interview with Canada Press has been picked up by many news outlets across the country, including a cover spot in the Toronto Stars entertainment section.

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