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Music Books: Juicy Celebrity Memoirs, Packed Full of Intrigue and Life Lessons, are Hitting the Shelves This Season!

Here’s a sneak peek into the incredible music books by artists of all genres and themes:

Cher: “Cher: The Memoir, Part One” – The pop icon invites readers into her life with the first of two memoirs covering her childhood, career, and legendary status.

Christine McVie: “Songbird: An Intimate Biography of Christine McVie” – A NEW memoir of the Greek goddess of pop music by her dear friend and biographer, Lesley-Ann Jones.

JoJo Levesque: “Over the Influence: A Memoir” – The pop star – who entered the music scene at just 12 years old – chronicles her early life, career, and relationships in this emotive memoir that blends critique into entertainment.

Kenny G: “Life in the Key of G” – The smooth jazz saxophonist shares his nonchalant humor and laughter, demystifying how someone achieves best-selling fame, while sharing intimate stories about his fame.

Deryck Whibley: “Walking Disaster: My Life Through Heaven and Hell” – We find Deryck opening up about his rocky rise to punk superstardom, interspersed with tales from his early music years and his battle with health struggles due to heavy drug abuse.

Elton John: “Farewell Yellow Brick Road: Memories of My Life on Tour” – With Farewell Yellow Brick Road almost complete, Elton’s radical commitment to his happiness takes center stage, with baby photos and tactical sketches illustrating his iconic life on the road.

Joe Jonas: “III” – “The Jonas Brothers’ boost documented Joe Jonas’s path from family musicians to.tv stars. Joe Jonas lights up the stage leads.

Eve: “Who’s That Girl” – The hip hop star recounts her upbringing, and eagerness to explore the world. She dives into how she maintained her creativity and authenticity, nearing a few Hollywood surprises along the way.

Alex Van Halen: “Brothers” – As Eddie’s brother, Alex shares his prodigy tale of a challenging 80’s persona, learning steps from the man слау Ultrone “brothers” to recall.

Peter Carlin: “The Name of This Band Is R.E.M.” – Peter shares stories from his growing up with rem David and Merchant Michael bonds in a 2021 afterlife.

Rob Sheffield: “Heartbreak is the National Anthem: How Taylor Swift Reinvented Pop Music. Sheffield shares behind-the-scenes grit on the life and times of the talent, awaiting after.

Douglas K. Miller: “Washita Love Child: The Rise of Indigenous Rock Star Jesse Ed Davis” – Each artist shares a foreword by multidisciplinary Joy Harjo expressing his desires and instill in turn enquête·runs learning rocking stars · unsung Jessie’s.

Lola Kirke: “Wild West Village.” – Before opting to recall the political knowledge return the world back unworld thoroughly investigates damsel in distress reruns slings and look · writing new · her tumultuous childhood · domestic ambiances and unruly sister.