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Young Man With Primark Tote Bag
A young man stands in a shopping area with a white Primark tote bag in Stuttgart, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany, on June 21, 2025. Other pedestrians walk across the street and along the storefronts in the background. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Zweistoeckiges Gebaeude in Arenal eingestuerzt. Laut Polizeimeldung 4 Tote und 16 verletzte beim Einsturz des Medusa Beach Clubs direkt am Strand von Arenal
Building collapsed in Arenal. According to police reports, 4 dead and 16 injured in the collapse of the Medusa Beach Club directly on the Arenal beach Zweistoeckiges Gebaeude in Arenal eingestuerzt. Laut Polizeimeldung 4 Tote und 16 verletzte beim Einsturz des Medusa Beach Clubs direkt am Strand von Arenal
El Arenal - Mallorca - 23.05.2024 *** Local Caption *** 22261825
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Zweistoeckiges Gebaeude in Arenal eingestuerzt. Laut Polizeimeldung 4 Tote und 16 verletzte beim Einsturz des Medusa Beach Clubs direkt am Strand von Arenal
Building collapsed in Arenal. According to police reports, 4 dead and 16 injured in the collapse of the Medusa Beach Club directly on the Arenal beach Zweistoeckiges Gebaeude in Arenal eingestuerzt. Laut Polizeimeldung 4 Tote und 16 verletzte beim Einsturz des Medusa Beach Clubs direkt am Strand von Arenal
El Arenal - Mallorca - 23.05.2024 *** Local Caption *** 22261822
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Zweistoeckiges Gebaeude in Arenal eingestuerzt. Laut Polizeimeldung 4 Tote und 16 verletzte beim Einsturz des Medusa Beach Clubs direkt am Strand von Arenal
Building collapsed in Arenal. According to police reports, 4 dead and 16 injured in the collapse of the Medusa Beach Club directly on the Arenal beach Zweistoeckiges Gebaeude in Arenal eingestuerzt. Laut Polizeimeldung 4 Tote und 16 verletzte beim Einsturz des Medusa Beach Clubs direkt am Strand von Arenal
El Arenal - Mallorca - 23.05.2024 *** Local Caption *** 22261823
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Saucy ketchup themed fashion collection
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Pictures must credit: Kate Spade New York
A luxury US fashion is getting saucy with its summer collection — inspired by sachet’s of Heinz ketchup.
The accessories consisting of bags, loafers, tote and a t-shirt, is part of a new summer collection dedicated to the condiment by Kate Spade New York.
The highlight is a cross body bag which even has a “tear here” perforation printed on it while the zipper grab looks like a ketchup dribble
It is described as “a design that captures the moment you squeeze out the ketchup.”
The loafers have insoles that feature a logo reminiscent of spilled ketchup, while the uppers also have sachet imagery.
A spokesperson said: “Kate Spade New York celebrates the season of sunshine with Summer 2024, a community of women around the world who celebrate colour, bold ideas, and positivity at all times, and who live an imperfect but special lifestyle. “
They said the collaboration collection with Heinz was because the ketchup was “indispensable for summer cooking.”
The items are initially on sale in Japan.
The cross body bag there costs the equivalent of €410 euros, the t-shirt €120 euros , the loafers €265 euros and a red patent leather tote bag €390 euros.
OPS: The Kate Spade New York Heinz collaboration collection.The t-shirt
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Saucy ketchup themed fashion collection
Ferrari Press Agency
Ketchup 1
Ref 15793
24/04/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Kate Spade New York
A luxury US fashion is getting saucy with its summer collection — inspired by sachet’s of Heinz ketchup.
The accessories consisting of bags, loafers, tote and a t-shirt, is part of a new summer collection dedicated to the condiment by Kate Spade New York.
The highlight is a cross body bag which even has a “tear here” perforation printed on it while the zipper grab looks like a ketchup dribble
It is described as “a design that captures the moment you squeeze out the ketchup.”
The loafers have insoles that feature a logo reminiscent of spilled ketchup, while the uppers also have sachet imagery.
A spokesperson said: “Kate Spade New York celebrates the season of sunshine with Summer 2024, a community of women around the world who celebrate colour, bold ideas, and positivity at all times, and who live an imperfect but special lifestyle. “
They said the collaboration collection with Heinz was because the ketchup was “indispensable for summer cooking.”
The items are initially on sale in Japan.
The cross body bag there costs the equivalent of €410 euros, the t-shirt €120 euros , the loafers €265 euros and a red patent leather tote bag €390 euros.
OPS: The Kate Spade New York Heinz collaboration collection.The loafers
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Saucy ketchup themed fashion collection
Ferrari Press Agency
Ketchup 1
Ref 15793
24/04/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Kate Spade New York
A luxury US fashion is getting saucy with its summer collection — inspired by sachet’s of Heinz ketchup.
The accessories consisting of bags, loafers, tote and a t-shirt, is part of a new summer collection dedicated to the condiment by Kate Spade New York.
The highlight is a cross body bag which even has a “tear here” perforation printed on it while the zipper grab looks like a ketchup dribble
It is described as “a design that captures the moment you squeeze out the ketchup.”
The loafers have insoles that feature a logo reminiscent of spilled ketchup, while the uppers also have sachet imagery.
A spokesperson said: “Kate Spade New York celebrates the season of sunshine with Summer 2024, a community of women around the world who celebrate colour, bold ideas, and positivity at all times, and who live an imperfect but special lifestyle. “
They said the collaboration collection with Heinz was because the ketchup was “indispensable for summer cooking.”
The items are initially on sale in Japan.
The cross body bag there costs the equivalent of €410 euros, the t-shirt €120 euros , the loafers €265 euros and a red patent leather tote bag €390 euros.
OPS: The Kate Spade New York Heinz collaboration collection.The patent leather tote bag
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Saucy ketchup themed fashion collection
Ferrari Press Agency
Ketchup 1
Ref 15793
24/04/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Kate Spade New York
A luxury US fashion is getting saucy with its summer collection — inspired by sachet’s of Heinz ketchup.
The accessories consisting of bags, loafers, tote and a t-shirt, is part of a new summer collection dedicated to the condiment by Kate Spade New York.
The highlight is a cross body bag which even has a “tear here” perforation printed on it while the zipper grab looks like a ketchup dribble
It is described as “a design that captures the moment you squeeze out the ketchup.”
The loafers have insoles that feature a logo reminiscent of spilled ketchup, while the uppers also have sachet imagery.
A spokesperson said: “Kate Spade New York celebrates the season of sunshine with Summer 2024, a community of women around the world who celebrate colour, bold ideas, and positivity at all times, and who live an imperfect but special lifestyle. “
They said the collaboration collection with Heinz was because the ketchup was “indispensable for summer cooking.”
The items are initially on sale in Japan.
The cross body bag there costs the equivalent of €410 euros, the t-shirt €120 euros , the loafers €265 euros and a red patent leather tote bag €390 euros.
OPS: The Kate Spade New York Heinz collaboration collection.The crossbody chain bag
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Germany: Shooting in Hamburg
Shooting at a Jehovah's Witness building in Hamburg, Germany Friday, March 10, 2023. Shots were fired inside the building used by Jehovah's Witnesses in the northern German city of Hamburg on Thursday evening, with multiple people killed and wounded, police said. *** Local Caption *** 19172122
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Germany: Shooting in Hamburg
Shooting at a Jehovah's Witness building in Hamburg, Germany Friday, March 10, 2023. Shots were fired inside the building used by Jehovah's Witnesses in the northern German city of Hamburg on Thursday evening, with multiple people killed and wounded, police said. *** Local Caption *** 19172121
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Germany: Shooting in Hamburg
Shooting at a Jehovah's Witness building in Hamburg, Germany Friday, March 10, 2023. Shots were fired inside the building used by Jehovah's Witnesses in the northern German city of Hamburg on Thursday evening, with multiple people killed and wounded, police said. *** Local Caption *** 19172118
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Germany: Shooting in Hamburg
Shooting at a Jehovah's Witness building in Hamburg, Germany Friday, March 10, 2023. Shots were fired inside the building used by Jehovah's Witnesses in the northern German city of Hamburg on Thursday evening, with multiple people killed and wounded, police said. *** Local Caption *** 19172120
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Germany: Shooting in Hamburg
Shooting at a Jehovah's Witness building in Hamburg, Germany Friday, March 10, 2023. Shots were fired inside the building used by Jehovah's Witnesses in the northern German city of Hamburg on Thursday evening, with multiple people killed and wounded, police said. *** Local Caption *** 19172117
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Germany: Shooting in Hamburg
Shooting at a Jehovah's Witness building in Hamburg, Germany Friday, March 10, 2023. Shots were fired inside the building used by Jehovah's Witnesses in the northern German city of Hamburg on Thursday evening, with multiple people killed and wounded, police said. *** Local Caption *** 19172119
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Germany: Shooting in Hamburg
Shooting at a Jehovah's Witness building in Hamburg, Germany Friday, March 10, 2023. Shots were fired inside the building used by Jehovah's Witnesses in the northern German city of Hamburg on Thursday evening, with multiple people killed and wounded, police said. *** Local Caption *** 19172116
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Germany: Shooting in Hamburg
Shooting at a Jehovah's Witness building in Hamburg, Germany Friday, March 10, 2023. Shots were fired inside the building used by Jehovah's Witnesses in the northern German city of Hamburg on Thursday evening, with multiple people killed and wounded, police said. *** Local Caption *** 19172115
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Germany: Shooting in Hamburg
Shooting at a Jehovah's Witness building in Hamburg, Germany Friday, March 10, 2023. Shots were fired inside the building used by Jehovah's Witnesses in the northern German city of Hamburg on Thursday evening, with multiple people killed and wounded, police said. *** Local Caption *** 19172113
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Germany: Shooting in Hamburg
Shooting at a Jehovah's Witness building in Hamburg, Germany Friday, March 10, 2023. Shots were fired inside the building used by Jehovah's Witnesses in the northern German city of Hamburg on Thursday evening, with multiple people killed and wounded, police said. *** Local Caption *** 19172114
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Germany: Shooting in Hamburg
Shooting at a Jehovah's Witness building in Hamburg, Germany Friday, March 10, 2023. Shots were fired inside the building used by Jehovah's Witnesses in the northern German city of Hamburg on Thursday evening, with multiple people killed and wounded, police said. *** Local Caption *** 19172112
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Germany: Shooting in Hamburg
Shooting at a Jehovah's Witness building in Hamburg, Germany Friday, March 10, 2023. Shots were fired inside the building used by Jehovah's Witnesses in the northern German city of Hamburg on Thursday evening, with multiple people killed and wounded, police said. *** Local Caption *** 19172111
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Germany: Shooting in Hamburg
Shooting at a Jehovah's Witness building in Hamburg, Germany Friday, March 10, 2023. Shots were fired inside the building used by Jehovah's Witnesses in the northern German city of Hamburg on Thursday evening, with multiple people killed and wounded, police said. *** Local Caption *** 19172110
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Germany: Shooting in Hamburg
Shooting at a Jehovah's Witness building in Hamburg, Germany Friday, March 10, 2023. Shots were fired inside the building used by Jehovah's Witnesses in the northern German city of Hamburg on Thursday evening, with multiple people killed and wounded, police said. *** Local Caption *** 19172108
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Germany: Shooting in Hamburg
Shooting at a Jehovah's Witness building in Hamburg, Germany Friday, March 10, 2023. Shots were fired inside the building used by Jehovah's Witnesses in the northern German city of Hamburg on Thursday evening, with multiple people killed and wounded, police said. *** Local Caption *** 19172109
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Germany: Shooting in Hamburg
Shooting at a Jehovah's Witness building in Hamburg, Germany Friday, March 10, 2023. Shots were fired inside the building used by Jehovah's Witnesses in the northern German city of Hamburg on Thursday evening, with multiple people killed and wounded, police said. *** Local Caption *** 19172107
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Germany: Shooting in Hamburg
Shooting at a Jehovah's Witness building in Hamburg, Germany Friday, March 10, 2023. Shots were fired inside the building used by Jehovah's Witnesses in the northern German city of Hamburg on Thursday evening, with multiple people killed and wounded, police said. *** Local Caption *** 19172106
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FEATURE - Vor schweigsamem Publikum: Alayna Salter alias Brocade singt im Lockdown heimlich auf Friedhöfen
Unable to perform to live crowds during lockdown, the singer put on impromptu gigs for the dead. (Brocarde/PA Real Life) *** Rocker who missed performing to a live
crowd during lockdown gave secret solo concerts to
the 'grateful dead' in graveyards instead
By Rikki Loftus, PA Real Life
A rocker who missed performing to a live crowd during lockdown found a captive
audience by playing to the dead instead - staging secret concerts in graveyards.
When Covid shut-down normal life, singer Brocarde, 38, whose real name is Alayna
Salter, sneaked into cemeteries under the cover of night to host impromptu gigs for the
'grateful dead.'
Based in rural Oxfordshire, she took a PA system and a microphone with her to entertain
the dearly departed, saying: I gave myself a mini tour of graveyards, perfo rming at
different ones on a regular basis. It was something I did on several occasions.
It felt like a distraction from the real world and was at a time when the streets were
empty during lockdown. I found a lot of peace in singing to the dead.
Braving the trips alone - mindful of Covid rules - she sang some of her favourite tunes,
including Last Supper, a song Brocarde wrote herself, imagining the people the
headstones were dedicated to as she performed.
She said: I always get goosebumps singing the opening line to Last Supper as the lyrics
are 'screaming in silence, au revoir belongs to me'.
Singing those lyrics across the tombstones made the hairs on the back of my neck stand
up, as it felt like a nod to the dearly departed. I really felt like I was screaming into the
silence of the graveyard, so it was very fitting.
I had a little PA system and I would set up a mic stand. I was so claustrophobic stuck in
the house, so this just felt natural.
I'm a bit of a free spirit, so the whole feeling of being confined inside and unable to do
anything during lockdown was something I found really, really difficult.
Performing to the dead gave me a focus, somewher *
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FEATURE - Vor schweigsamem Publikum: Alayna Salter alias Brocade singt im Lockdown heimlich auf Friedhöfen
Brocarde says she was caught a couple of times and forced to flee the graveyard. (Brocarde/PA Real Life) *** Rocker who missed performing to a live
crowd during lockdown gave secret solo concerts to
the 'grateful dead' in graveyards instead
By Rikki Loftus, PA Real Life
A rocker who missed performing to a live crowd during lockdown found a captive
audience by playing to the dead instead - staging secret concerts in graveyards.
When Covid shut-down normal life, singer Brocarde, 38, whose real name is Alayna
Salter, sneaked into cemeteries under the cover of night to host impromptu gigs for the
'grateful dead.'
Based in rural Oxfordshire, she took a PA system and a microphone with her to entertain
the dearly departed, saying: I gave myself a mini tour of graveyards, perfo rming at
different ones on a regular basis. It was something I did on several occasions.
It felt like a distraction from the real world and was at a time when the streets were
empty during lockdown. I found a lot of peace in singing to the dead.
Braving the trips alone - mindful of Covid rules - she sang some of her favourite tunes,
including Last Supper, a song Brocarde wrote herself, imagining the people the
headstones were dedicated to as she performed.
She said: I always get goosebumps singing the opening line to Last Supper as the lyrics
are 'screaming in silence, au revoir belongs to me'.
Singing those lyrics across the tombstones made the hairs on the back of my neck stand
up, as it felt like a nod to the dearly departed. I really felt like I was screaming into the
silence of the graveyard, so it was very fitting.
I had a little PA system and I would set up a mic stand. I was so claustrophobic stuck in
the house, so this just felt natural.
I'm a bit of a free spirit, so the whole feeling of being confined inside and unable to do
anything during lockdown was something I found really, really difficult.
Performing to the dead gave me a focus, somewhere to channel my *
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - Vor schweigsamem Publikum: Alayna Salter alias Brocade singt im Lockdown heimlich auf Friedhöfen
The singer believes the dead might not want peace but instead, they may want to rock and roll. (Brocarde/PA Real Life) *** Rocker who missed performing to a live
crowd during lockdown gave secret solo concerts to
the 'grateful dead' in graveyards instead
By Rikki Loftus, PA Real Life
A rocker who missed performing to a live crowd during lockdown found a captive
audience by playing to the dead instead - staging secret concerts in graveyards.
When Covid shut-down normal life, singer Brocarde, 38, whose real name is Alayna
Salter, sneaked into cemeteries under the cover of night to host impromptu gigs for the
'grateful dead.'
Based in rural Oxfordshire, she took a PA system and a microphone with her to entertain
the dearly departed, saying: I gave myself a mini tour of graveyards, perfo rming at
different ones on a regular basis. It was something I did on several occasions.
It felt like a distraction from the real world and was at a time when the streets were
empty during lockdown. I found a lot of peace in singing to the dead.
Braving the trips alone - mindful of Covid rules - she sang some of her favourite tunes,
including Last Supper, a song Brocarde wrote herself, imagining the people the
headstones were dedicated to as she performed.
She said: I always get goosebumps singing the opening line to Last Supper as the lyrics
are 'screaming in silence, au revoir belongs to me'.
Singing those lyrics across the tombstones made the hairs on the back of my neck stand
up, as it felt like a nod to the dearly departed. I really felt like I was screaming into the
silence of the graveyard, so it was very fitting.
I had a little PA system and I would set up a mic stand. I was so claustrophobic stuck in
the house, so this just felt natural.
I'm a bit of a free spirit, so the whole feeling of being confined inside and unable to do
anything during lockdown was something I found really, really difficult.
Performing to the dead gave me a focus, somewhere *
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - Vor schweigsamem Publikum: Alayna Salter alias Brocade singt im Lockdown heimlich auf Friedhöfen
Brocarde performed at the graveyards after the pandemic led to the shutdown of normal life. (Brocarde/PA Real Life) *** Rocker who missed performing to a live
crowd during lockdown gave secret solo concerts to
the 'grateful dead' in graveyards instead
By Rikki Loftus, PA Real Life
A rocker who missed performing to a live crowd during lockdown found a captive
audience by playing to the dead instead - staging secret concerts in graveyards.
When Covid shut-down normal life, singer Brocarde, 38, whose real name is Alayna
Salter, sneaked into cemeteries under the cover of night to host impromptu gigs for the
'grateful dead.'
Based in rural Oxfordshire, she took a PA system and a microphone with her to entertain
the dearly departed, saying: I gave myself a mini tour of graveyards, perfo rming at
different ones on a regular basis. It was something I did on several occasions.
It felt like a distraction from the real world and was at a time when the streets were
empty during lockdown. I found a lot of peace in singing to the dead.
Braving the trips alone - mindful of Covid rules - she sang some of her favourite tunes,
including Last Supper, a song Brocarde wrote herself, imagining the people the
headstones were dedicated to as she performed.
She said: I always get goosebumps singing the opening line to Last Supper as the lyrics
are 'screaming in silence, au revoir belongs to me'.
Singing those lyrics across the tombstones made the hairs on the back of my neck stand
up, as it felt like a nod to the dearly departed. I really felt like I was screaming into the
silence of the graveyard, so it was very fitting.
I had a little PA system and I would set up a mic stand. I was so claustrophobic stuck in
the house, so this just felt natural.
I'm a bit of a free spirit, so the whole feeling of being confined inside and unable to do
anything during lockdown was something I found really, really difficult.
Performing to the dead gave me a focus, somewhere to *
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - Vor schweigsamem Publikum: Alayna Salter alias Brocade singt im Lockdown heimlich auf Friedhöfen
The singer sneaked into cemeteries under the cover of night. (Brocarde/PA Real Life) *** Rocker who missed performing to a live
crowd during lockdown gave secret solo concerts to
the 'grateful dead' in graveyards instead
By Rikki Loftus, PA Real Life
A rocker who missed performing to a live crowd during lockdown found a captive
audience by playing to the dead instead - staging secret concerts in graveyards.
When Covid shut-down normal life, singer Brocarde, 38, whose real name is Alayna
Salter, sneaked into cemeteries under the cover of night to host impromptu gigs for the
'grateful dead.'
Based in rural Oxfordshire, she took a PA system and a microphone with her to entertain
the dearly departed, saying: I gave myself a mini tour of graveyards, perfo rming at
different ones on a regular basis. It was something I did on several occasions.
It felt like a distraction from the real world and was at a time when the streets were
empty during lockdown. I found a lot of peace in singing to the dead.
Braving the trips alone - mindful of Covid rules - she sang some of her favourite tunes,
including Last Supper, a song Brocarde wrote herself, imagining the people the
headstones were dedicated to as she performed.
She said: I always get goosebumps singing the opening line to Last Supper as the lyrics
are 'screaming in silence, au revoir belongs to me'.
Singing those lyrics across the tombstones made the hairs on the back of my neck stand
up, as it felt like a nod to the dearly departed. I really felt like I was screaming into the
silence of the graveyard, so it was very fitting.
I had a little PA system and I would set up a mic stand. I was so claustrophobic stuck in
the house, so this just felt natural.
I'm a bit of a free spirit, so the whole feeling of being confined inside and unable to do
anything during lockdown was something I found really, really difficult.
Performing to the dead gave me a focus, somewhere to channel my energy.
To comply wi
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - Vor schweigsamem Publikum: Alayna Salter alias Brocade singt im Lockdown heimlich auf Friedhöfen
Brocarde did not have any paranormal experiences during her unusual shows, which she says may be a sign that the deceased enjoyed it. (Brocarde/PA Real Life) *** Rocker who missed performing to a live
crowd during lockdown gave secret solo concerts to
the 'grateful dead' in graveyards instead
By Rikki Loftus, PA Real Life
A rocker who missed performing to a live crowd during lockdown found a captive
audience by playing to the dead instead - staging secret concerts in graveyards.
When Covid shut-down normal life, singer Brocarde, 38, whose real name is Alayna
Salter, sneaked into cemeteries under the cover of night to host impromptu gigs for the
'grateful dead.'
Based in rural Oxfordshire, she took a PA system and a microphone with her to entertain
the dearly departed, saying: I gave myself a mini tour of graveyards, perfo rming at
different ones on a regular basis. It was something I did on several occasions.
It felt like a distraction from the real world and was at a time when the streets were
empty during lockdown. I found a lot of peace in singing to the dead.
Braving the trips alone - mindful of Covid rules - she sang some of her favourite tunes,
including Last Supper, a song Brocarde wrote herself, imagining the people the
headstones were dedicated to as she performed.
She said: I always get goosebumps singing the opening line to Last Supper as the lyrics
are 'screaming in silence, au revoir belongs to me'.
Singing those lyrics across the tombstones made the hairs on the back of my neck stand
up, as it felt like a nod to the dearly departed. I really felt like I was screaming into the
silence of the graveyard, so it was very fitting.
I had a little PA system and I would set up a mic stand. I was so claustrophobic stuck in
the house, so this just felt natural.
I'm a bit of a free spirit, so the whole feeling of being confined inside and unable to do
anything during lockdown was something I found really, really difficult.
Performing *
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - Vor schweigsamem Publikum: Alayna Salter alias Brocade singt im Lockdown heimlich auf Friedhöfen
Brocarde says she found solace in singing in the graveyard. (Brocarde/PA Real Life) *** Rocker who missed performing to a live
crowd during lockdown gave secret solo concerts to
the 'grateful dead' in graveyards instead
By Rikki Loftus, PA Real Life
A rocker who missed performing to a live crowd during lockdown found a captive
audience by playing to the dead instead - staging secret concerts in graveyards.
When Covid shut-down normal life, singer Brocarde, 38, whose real name is Alayna
Salter, sneaked into cemeteries under the cover of night to host impromptu gigs for the
'grateful dead.'
Based in rural Oxfordshire, she took a PA system and a microphone with her to entertain
the dearly departed, saying: I gave myself a mini tour of graveyards, perfo rming at
different ones on a regular basis. It was something I did on several occasions.
It felt like a distraction from the real world and was at a time when the streets were
empty during lockdown. I found a lot of peace in singing to the dead.
Braving the trips alone - mindful of Covid rules - she sang some of her favourite tunes,
including Last Supper, a song Brocarde wrote herself, imagining the people the
headstones were dedicated to as she performed.
She said: I always get goosebumps singing the opening line to Last Supper as the lyrics
are 'screaming in silence, au revoir belongs to me'.
Singing those lyrics across the tombstones made the hairs on the back of my neck stand
up, as it felt like a nod to the dearly departed. I really felt like I was screaming into the
silence of the graveyard, so it was very fitting.
I had a little PA system and I would set up a mic stand. I was so claustrophobic stuck in
the house, so this just felt natural.
I'm a bit of a free spirit, so the whole feeling of being confined inside and unable to do
anything during lockdown was something I found really, really difficult.
Performing to the dead gave me a focus, somewhere to channel my energy.
To comply wit
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - Vor schweigsamem Publikum: Alayna Salter alias Brocade singt im Lockdown heimlich auf Friedhöfen
The 38-year-old does not plan to continue her cemetery concerts now that lockdown has lifted. (Brocarde/PA Real Life) *** Rocker who missed performing to a live
crowd during lockdown gave secret solo concerts to
the 'grateful dead' in graveyards instead
By Rikki Loftus, PA Real Life
A rocker who missed performing to a live crowd during lockdown found a captive
audience by playing to the dead instead - staging secret concerts in graveyards.
When Covid shut-down normal life, singer Brocarde, 38, whose real name is Alayna
Salter, sneaked into cemeteries under the cover of night to host impromptu gigs for the
'grateful dead.'
Based in rural Oxfordshire, she took a PA system and a microphone with her to entertain
the dearly departed, saying: I gave myself a mini tour of graveyards, perfo rming at
different ones on a regular basis. It was something I did on several occasions.
It felt like a distraction from the real world and was at a time when the streets were
empty during lockdown. I found a lot of peace in singing to the dead.
Braving the trips alone - mindful of Covid rules - she sang some of her favourite tunes,
including Last Supper, a song Brocarde wrote herself, imagining the people the
headstones were dedicated to as she performed.
She said: I always get goosebumps singing the opening line to Last Supper as the lyrics
are 'screaming in silence, au revoir belongs to me'.
Singing those lyrics across the tombstones made the hairs on the back of my neck stand
up, as it felt like a nod to the dearly departed. I really felt like I was screaming into the
silence of the graveyard, so it was very fitting.
I had a little PA system and I would set up a mic stand. I was so claustrophobic stuck in
the house, so this just felt natural.
I'm a bit of a free spirit, so the whole feeling of being confined inside and unable to do
anything during lockdown was something I found really, really difficult.
Performing to the dead gave me a focus, somewhere t *
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FEATURE - Vor schweigsamem Publikum: Alayna Salter alias Brocade singt im Lockdown heimlich auf Friedhöfen
Brocarde hopes to be back on the road next year. (Brocarde/PA Real Life) *** Rocker who missed performing to a live
crowd during lockdown gave secret solo concerts to
the 'grateful dead' in graveyards instead
By Rikki Loftus, PA Real Life
A rocker who missed performing to a live crowd during lockdown found a captive
audience by playing to the dead instead - staging secret concerts in graveyards.
When Covid shut-down normal life, singer Brocarde, 38, whose real name is Alayna
Salter, sneaked into cemeteries under the cover of night to host impromptu gigs for the
'grateful dead.'
Based in rural Oxfordshire, she took a PA system and a microphone with her to entertain
the dearly departed, saying: I gave myself a mini tour of graveyards, perfo rming at
different ones on a regular basis. It was something I did on several occasions.
It felt like a distraction from the real world and was at a time when the streets were
empty during lockdown. I found a lot of peace in singing to the dead.
Braving the trips alone - mindful of Covid rules - she sang some of her favourite tunes,
including Last Supper, a song Brocarde wrote herself, imagining the people the
headstones were dedicated to as she performed.
She said: I always get goosebumps singing the opening line to Last Supper as the lyrics
are 'screaming in silence, au revoir belongs to me'.
Singing those lyrics across the tombstones made the hairs on the back of my neck stand
up, as it felt like a nod to the dearly departed. I really felt like I was screaming into the
silence of the graveyard, so it was very fitting.
I had a little PA system and I would set up a mic stand. I was so claustrophobic stuck in
the house, so this just felt natural.
I'm a bit of a free spirit, so the whole feeling of being confined inside and unable to do
anything during lockdown was something I found really, really difficult.
Performing to the dead gave me a focus, somewhere to channel my energy.
To comply with Covid res
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NEWS - Schäden nach Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Deutschland, Dernau 04.08.2021
Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Foto: die Strasse vor dem Tunnel in Altenahr, ein Truemmerfeld
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NEWS - Schäden nach Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Deutschland, Dernau 04.08.2021
Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Foto: zerstoerte Haeuser in Altenahr
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NEWS - Schäden nach Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Deutschland, Dernau 04.08.2021
Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Foto: die Strasse vor dem Tunnel in Altenahr, ein Truemmerfeld
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NEWS - Schäden nach Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Deutschland, Dernau 04.08.2021
Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Foto: zerstoerte Haeuser in Altenahr
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NEWS - Schäden nach Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Deutschland, Dernau 04.08.2021
Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Foto: die Strasse vor dem Tunnel in Altenahr, ein Truemmerfeld
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NEWS - Schäden nach Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Deutschland, Dernau 04.08.2021
Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Foto: zerstoerte Bruecke bei Altenahr
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NEWS - Schäden nach Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Deutschland, Dernau 04.08.2021
Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Foto: der Zwillingsviadukt vor Altenahr
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NEWS - Schäden nach Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Deutschland, Dernau 04.08.2021
Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Foto: zerstoerte Bruecke bei Mayschoß
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NEWS - Schäden nach Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Deutschland, Dernau 04.08.2021
Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Foto: 5 Imame aus Frankfurt verteilen Essen an Flutopfer in Mayschoß
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NEWS - Schäden nach Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Deutschland, Dernau 04.08.2021
Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Foto: zerstoerte Lochmuehle in Mayschoß
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NEWS - Schäden nach Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Deutschland, Dernau 04.08.2021
Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Foto: Aline Sonntag von der Winzergenossenschaft in Mayschoß, mit „Flutwein“
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NEWS - Schäden nach Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Deutschland, Dernau 04.08.2021
Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Foto: statt Wein Besen und Wischer, in der Winzergenossenschaft in Mayschoß
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NEWS - Schäden nach Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Deutschland, Dernau 04.08.2021
Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Foto: Weinffaesser vom Hochwasser aus der Ankerung gerissen, in der Winzergenossenschaft in Mayschoß
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NEWS - Schäden nach Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Deutschland, Dernau 04.08.2021
Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Foto: Weinffaesser vom Hochwasser aus der Ankerung gerissen, in der Winzergenossenschaft in Mayschoß
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NEWS - Schäden nach Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Deutschland, Dernau 04.08.2021
Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Foto: Weinflaschen werden gesaeubert, in der Winzergenossenschaft in Mayschoß
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NEWS - Schäden nach Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Deutschland, Dernau 04.08.2021
Hochwasser-Katastrophe an der Ahr
Foto: Weinflaschen werden gesaeubert, in der Winzergenossenschaft in Mayschoß
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