Alan Sparhawk: Last News

Mimi Parker, best known as the drummer and vocalist for the slowcore band Low, died Saturday from ovarian cancer. She was 55 and her death was confirmed on the band’s official Twitter page.

Godspeed You! Black Emperor show over the weekend.The TV personality was in Charleston, South Carolina on Saturday (November 16), to promote the release of her 100th cookbook. The press tour happened to coincide with Godspeed You! Black Emperor’s – who are touring their new album ‘NO TITLE AS OF 13 FEBRUARY 2024 28,340 DEAD’ – show in the city.Attendees began posting on Twitter/X that they’d spotted Stewart at the gig, with one writing: “Dude Martha Stewart is at the Godspeed you black emperor show wtf,” before adding that she “stayed the whole time”.Another wrote: “Martha Stewart hanging out in standing room floor of a small venue in Charleston to see Godspeed You! Black Emperor and Alan Sparhawk was cool.”Dude Martha Stewart is at the Godspeed you black emperor show wtf— kate bush's husband (@airbagged) November 17, 2024She stayed the whole time— kate bush's husband (@airbagged) November 17, 2024Martha Stewart hanging out in standing room floor of a small venue in Charleston to see Godspeed You! Black Emperor and Alan Sparhawk was cool— thick lizzy (@skinmeadow) November 17, 2024Apparently, it’s not the first time she’s been sighted front of stage either, with one Twitter/X user sharing that they’d previously seen her watching Mick Barr from experimental black metal band Krallice.Fully believe this because here she is at a Mick Barr (Ocrilim/Krallice) performance.

Joy Division‘s ‘Atmosphere’ at their first show in 11 years, in tribute to Low’s late vocalist and drummer Mimi Parker.The band played a pair of shows at Union Pool in Brooklyn, in advance of Numero Group’s 20th anniversary concert Numero Twenty this weekend in Los Angeles. During Saturday night’s show (February 11), Codeine added the cover of ‘Atmosphere’ to their set.Parker, who formed slowcore band Low with her husband Alan Sparhawk in 1993, was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in late 2020.

Founder member of indie band Low, Mimi Parker, has died, following two years of treatment for ovarian cancer. She was 55.A statement posted on the band’s Twitter account yesterday reads: “Friends, it’s hard to put the universe into language and into a short message, but she passed away last night, surrounded by family and love, including yours.

Mimi Parker, the founding drummer-vocalist for the 'slowcore' indie-rock band Low, passed away at age 55 on Saturday night inside her Duluth, MN home after a two-year battle with ovarian cancer.'Friends, it's hard to put the universe into language and into a short message, but she passed away last night, surrounded by family and love, including yours,' her husband and bandmate Alan Sparhawk announced Sunday.'Keep her name close and sacred. Share this moment with someone who needs you.

Low have cancelled the remainder of their 2022 tour dates as the band’s Mimi Parker continues treatment for ovarian cancer.Parker, who formed the band with her husband Alan Sparhawk in 1993, was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in late 2020. She first spoke about her health condition during an appearance on the SHEROES Radio podcast this January.In August, the band cancelled a string of shows due to “recent developments and changes” in Parker’s treatment.

Public Service Broadcasting have replaced Low on the line-up for All Points East Festival 2022.The move comes after Low cancelled their forthcoming UK and European shows yesterday (August 15) due to the “recent developments and changes” in Mimi Parker’s cancer treatment.Parker, who formed the band with her husband Alan Sparhawk in 1993, was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in December 2020.In a statement posted yesterday, Low said: “Recent developments and changes in treatment have made extensive travel impossible at this time. Our hope is that [Parker] will respond to new treatments and be able to play the shows we have scheduled for the fall, including the Water Is Life festival in Duluth on September 4.“We are very sorry for the inconvenience of ticket shuffling and travel expenses/changes.

Low have cancelled their forthcoming UK and European shows due to the “recent developments and changes” in Mimi Parker’s cancer treatment.Parker, who formed the band with her husband Alan Sparhawk in 1993, was diagnosed with ovarian cancer late 2020. She first spoke about her health condition during an appearance on the SHEROES Radio podcast this January.Per their official website, Low had been scheduled to hit the road this week for a string of dates including Green Man festival in Wales (August 19), Helsinki, Finland (22) and Oslo, Norway (24).