Debbie will be performing with Roy Nathanson and Elvis Costello at Royal Festival Hall in London on November 14th. It will be a full presentation of "Fire at Keaton's Bar & Grill", reprising the performance from St. Ann's in Brooklyn last May. This performance is part of the Racing Green London Jazz Festival. You can get tickets at the Royal Festival Hall web site. Here's a bit from the press release:

"Roy Nathanson's Fire At Keaton's Bar and Grill featuring Elvis Costello & Deborah Harry - Roy Nathanson's anarchic band of downtown New Yorkers create a fragmentary landscape of urban nightlife. A song cycle that evokes the dark cocoon of a bar that everyone knows but no-one can quite remember. Nathanson, saxophonist and co-founder of the Jazz Passengers, re-visits a long-lived association with two of rock music's most individual voices with his new recording for Six Degrees, rich in atmosphere and consummate musicianship. Costello and Harry are brought together for this unmissable live show created exclusively for the Festival.

Kathy Bates and Madonna co-star with Debbie in "The Tulse Luper Trilogy". No release date has been set.

Debbie has wrapped "Deuces Wild", a feature for United Artists, starring Norman Reedus, Stephen Dorf, Fairuza Balk, Matt Dillon, Joshua Leonard, and Brad Rowe. Directed by Scott Kalvert (Basketball Diaries) for Producer Michael Cerenzi. "Deuces Wild" is scheduled to be released in late 2000.

Debbie also has wrapped a very edgy independent feature, titled "The Fluffer", a new film by Richard Glatzer ("Grief") and Wash West ("Naked Highway"). "The Fluffer" is scheduled to be released in early 2001.

Debbie has been cast in Steve Balderson's "Firecracker", as "Ed, the local chief of police who solves the murder while exposing the raft of deceptions and lies". "Firecracker" currently in pre-production with shooting scheduled for March 2001.

"Red Lipstick", in which Debbie plays psychic to two "Thelma And Louise"-style drag queens, should be released in 2001.

Finally, Debbie is also expected to star in the independent feature "400 Days" which begins shooting later this year.

Debbie is hosting Bravo TV's Pop Culture Festival, which features Yoko Ono, Cyndi Lauper, Blondie, Cher, Queen and Quincy Jones. Debbie introduces each show and appears throughout in short spots. The Blondie episode premieres Monday, October 9th. Check www.bravotv.com for the full schedule, as well as video interviews with Debbie!

Debbie appears on Andy Summers' new album "Peggy's Blue Skylight". You can buy it on the Merchandise page.

Debbie Harry was honored by the country of Mali with her own postage stamp! Click the image to the right to see a larger version.

Click on Debbie's picture to hear her message to you.

Click on Debbie's picture to hear her message to you.