Faster Pussycat frontman Taime Downe’s fiancée, Kimberly Burch, has reportedly gone overboard on The 80s Cruise, per TMZ.

Burch went overboard Sunday night (March 2) on a Royal Caribbean ship, according to her mother, Carnell Burch. Downe called Carnell on Monday with the devastating news. Reports suggest the couple had an argument before the incident, but it’s unclear if she fell or jumped. Her body remains missing.

The U.S. Coast Guard assisted in the search, but efforts have since been called off. Royal Caribbean confirmed the incident, stating they are supporting the family.

Passengers said the ship, en route to Nassau, Bahamas, turned around after an overboard announcement interrupted the band Squeeze’s performance.

Heart Announces Special “An Evening With Heart” Tour

Rock legends Heart are hitting the road this spring for a special “An Evening With Heart” tour, featuring two full sets each night.

The trek kicks off May 31 in Atlantic City, NJ at the Hard Rock – Mark G Etess Arena and wraps June 28 in Hollywood, FL at Hard Rock Live.

The band shared on social media, “We are thrilled to announce An Evening With Heart – a special tour coming to a city near you this year with two sets each night!”

Bruce Dickinson Announces First North American Solo Tour in Nearly 30 Years

Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson is set to embark on his first extensive North American solo tour in nearly three decades, supporting his latest album, The Mandrake Project.

“The Mandrake Project Live 2025” kicks off August 22 in Anaheim, CA at The House of Blues, featuring his 2024 touring lineup: Philip Naslund, Chris DeClercq, Dave Moreno, Mistheria, and Tanya O’Callaghan.

The tour includes stops in New York, Los Angeles, Texas, Florida, and Canada, plus festival appearances at Rocklahoma and Louder Than Life, with more dates to be announced. Dickinson will also return to Brazil for The Town Festival in São Paulo.

TESLA Releasing Limited-Edition Real To Reel Vol. II on Record Store Day

TESLA is set to drop a limited-edition double LP, Real To Reel Vol. II, on Record Store Day, April 12, 2025. Originally available only at shows, the album features classic rock covers from the late ’60s and early ’70s, recorded analog-style with vintage gear to capture an authentic, raw sound.

With no digital enhancements, TESLA recorded 25 songs in just 30 days, mixing tracks by hand—sometimes with six hands on the console at once. The 2000-copy release comes on clear red vinyl, making it a must-have for collectors.