It’s an honour for us to wish Kate Bush the happiest of 65th birthdays in the year in which her song hit over 1 Billion streams on Spotify and in which she was inducted into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame! We cherish what you do so much, Kate. Your music has changed our lives. Our sincere wish for you is that you continue to live and enjoy your life, in your own unique way, amongst your loved ones – and especially today on July 30th! You’re simply magnificent and oh, so very loved.
Much love and hugs from Seán, Peter, Krys, Dave and all your countless loving fans xxx
Andrew Robertson
Happy birthday hope you’ve had a fabulous day ????
Stephanie Daly
Happy birthday to you from Ireland x
Maurizio
I am with you,please send for me to her a very Happy Birthday,my name is Maurizio, bye bye
Linda Harrow
Happy Birthday to the fabulous Kate Bush! Loved you from the first time I heard you! ❤️❤️⭐️⭐️????????????
Tracy Connor
Happy Birthday dearest Kate. I hope you are having a lovely day doing what makes you happy xxx
Marilyn Towey
I like to wish Kate Happy Birthday , I’m the same age still a fan always will be , have a lovely day Kate and thanks for your music that has and will always bring “ moments of pleasure “ to us all .
Sarah smart
Happy birthday kate i met you afew times when looking after Lily at the mid bucks in wendover. Always impressed with how unstuffy you were. Many happy returns.
Gabriella Smith
Happy Birthday 65 Kate you are a special human being and so loved and valued heart . for many people who admire your art and work and blessing talents with song love and poetry words …
we,d admire you so much and care too,..
many wished and happy healthy long life to you and well wishes on your special day Kate
much love Gabi <3 🙂
John Pierpoint
Happy Birthday Kate!
But more than that, I want to say THANK YOU.
I’ve been a fan for years, on and off, but this year I found myself listening to Kate’s albums an awful lot. Not because of the Stranger Things exposure (I’ve never even seen an episode) but because I found myself frequently driving places alone. My OCPD partner would never want me to put music on the car stereo, so I rarely bothered. But she was diagnosed with cancer last year and as her condition worsened I spent more time driving on my own or just with our son: shopping, fetching prescriptions, buying things, plus the usual trips to friends, rehearsals, recording sessions. . .
Now free to play whatever I liked, I started listening to artists that I loved when I was younger, and Kate was right there. Somehow, her music connected to me in a way it never had before. Part nostalgia (those days when I was young and free, and spent ages with friends listening to the albums and working out how to play the bass parts in “The Dreaming” and “Hounds of Love”; the way the music brought back images of places and people now long gone) – part discovery (listening to the earlier albums in more detail; finding new aspects to admire in lesser-known pieces).
My partner died in May this year, and since then the “Kate Effect” has only increased. I listen more and more! The music has had a calming, steadying effect on me throughout these turbulent times. It’s on my “earworm radio” most days, a constant, loving companion that has helped me to concentrate and stay the distance while I try to do difficult jobs around the house or deal with the inevitable “sadmin” of bereavement. What’s more, my young son has decided that “The Dreaming” is the album he wants to hear all the time (with Blue Oyster Cult’s latest LP coming second – that lad has taste!) He’s not so keen on the later material (yet!) but I know it will grow on him. He loves everything from the first four albums. I know he pays attention because he asks questions about the lyrics, which are tricky to answer, because until the Internet came about I’d often mis-heard them. (“We’ll let the weirdness in” indeed!)
So. . . THANK YOU KATE, for helping me so much this year.
Wendy blake
Hi Kate just to say we have the same birthday you were 65 and I celebrated my 70 year I have always loved your music from years ago your music is amazing I still listen to my tapes and always will I hope to c u in concert happy new year Kate and many more to come Wendy
David Jones
We absolutely love you, Kate. From when I was at school to today when I am retired. You are completely unique – voice, lyrics, sentiments. I hope you know just how much you meant & mean to so many of us. Thank you. And also to David Gilmour for all you did to help unearth & promote this beautiful, intelligent & incredibly talented woman. Thank God for music & how it makes us all feel. I for one would be lost for the lack of it. Love & peace to you all.