The very first issue of Inque magazine carries a poem by Tom Waits, titled What saved me from drowning.
Inque is an annual literary magazine, without advertising or a web version, that will only ever publish 10 issues and then cease to exist. The magazine (340x245 mm, 232 pages) is printed in a limited edition of 6,000 copies and sells at £55.
Other contributors include, amongst others, Margaret Atwood, Max Porter, Joyce Carol Oates, Kae Tempest and Marieke Lucas Rijneveld.
Tom Waits stars long side Bradley Cooper, Skyler Gisondo, Sean Penn, John C. Reilly and Alana Haim in the upcoming Paul Thomas Anderson movie Licorice Pizza. US release date is November 26, according to IMBD.
He also is listed as one of the actors in the Marco Perego Saldana movie Keyhole Garden, which is now in post production.
Based on various sites and resources and with the help of other fans (you know who you are!), I’ve tried to compile a list of Tom Waits shows. Although we’ve got over a thousand shows, the list probably isn’t complete and might contain some mistakes.
So, I’m looking for help. If you have information about a live performance from the ‘70s that’s not on the list or have some sort of proof of a date (a ticket stub, news paper clipping, review, flyer, poster, …) of a show that is marked ‘unconfirmed’, please do let us know at waitsconcerts@gmail.com.
Tom Waits' song Time is used on a newly released promotional clip for the four hour director's cut of Zack Snyder's Justice League, which is coming to HBO Max on March 18.
Southside Johnny and Pacific Records are releasing a remastered version of SSJ's album Grapefruit moon: the songs of Tom Waits. This remastered version will include a previously unreleased bonus track, Straight to the top.
Grapefruit Moon: The Songs of Tom Waits Remastered is slated for digital release on March 12th, with both CD and vinyl formats thereafter.
Below is the (original) track Walk away, a duet with Waits.