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Liam Gallagher responds to death of Ricky Hatton, as boxing legend seen singing Oasis at a bar just days before

Liam Gallagher has reacted to the death of his friend and British boxing legend Ricky Hatton – see what the Oasis star had to say below. Hatton’s death was announced on Sunday (September 14). He was 46 – while a cause of death has not yet been shared, authorities are reportedly not treating it as a suspicious case. Advertisement Following the news of Hatton’s tragic passing, Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher took to social media to pay homage: “Absolutely devastated to hear the news about RICKY HATTON, it was an absolute honour to know him and carry his belts RIP CHAMP LIVE FOREVER”. Absolutely devastated to hear the news about RICKY HATTON it was an absolute honour to know him and carry his belts RIP CHAMP LIVE FOREVER LG x — Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) September 14, 2025 In what was his final public appearance sometime in August, Hatton was seen at a bar in Costa Adeje, Tenerife. Midway through the bar’s live band’s performance, their guitarist signalled for a man in the audience to join them onstage for cover rendition of Oasis’ ‘Wonderwall’. That man was Ricky Hatton. One clip of the bar jam has since made its way onto social… Read More →

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Deezer reveal that 28 per cent of music uploaded to platform is fully AI-generated

Deezer has revealed that 28% of music uploaded to the streaming platform is fully AI-generated. This revelation comes as the platform installed an AI-detection tool at the beginning of the year, and in June committed to labelling any song that uses AI with a tag. In a new report, Deezer shares the new figures for tracks that use Artificial Intelligence. Advertisement The French music streaming service said 30,000 tracks created, at least partially, with AI are added to the platform every day, and that 70% of the plays of these songs have been detected and identified as fraudulent. The new 30,000 figure is an increase since February, when Deezer said around 10,000 AI-generated tracks are submitted to the platform daily. In January, Deezer reported that roughly 10% of all content delivered to the platform was AI-generated. This figure increased to 18% in April and has now reached a new high of 28%. The streaming service aims to flag content that is AI-generated for user transparency, assuring that it is removed from algorithmic recommendations. Deezer also wants to continue developing the capabilities of its AI-detection technology to include deep fake voices. “Following a massive increase during the year, AI music now makes… Read More →

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Taylor Swift deposition off limits to Justin Baldoni in Blake Lively lawsuit after judge rules he took too long

A judge has denied Justin Baldoni’s last-minute bid to depose Taylor Swift in an upcoming trial over Blake Lively’s claims she was sexually harassed during the filming of It Ends With Us. On Friday (September 12), U.S. District Judge Lewis Liman ruled that Baldoni and his co-defendants at Wayfarer Studios waited too long to seek Swift’s deposition and missed their chance. Advertisement The judge did, however, grant a 10-day extension for Lively to take the depositions of Baldoni and two others. He said the defendants were too slow in producing the requested documents, so Lively and her lawyers deserved the extra time to prepare. In the case of Swift, the judge said Baldoni and Wayfarer failed to show “good cause” to justify the same response. “The only justification [Baldoni and the Wayfarer parties] have provided for the extension is their assertion that Swift’s preexisting professional obligations now prevent her from appearing for a deposition prior to October 20, 2025,” Judge Liman wrote. “Importantly, however, the Wayfarer parties have provided no discussion of when they began attempting to schedule the deposition. Discovery has been ongoing in this case for approximately six months.” The judge noted that Baldoni previously requested Swift’s deposition… Read More →

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Mötley Crüe’s Vince Neil reveals he suffered a stroke in December

Mötley Crüe‘s Vince Neil has revealed that he suffered from a stroke in December. READ MORE: Mötley Crüe tell us about ‘Dogs Of War’ and being rockstars in the age of social media In March, the band postponed their 11-show run at the Dolby Live at Las Vegas’s Park MGM, which was supposed to kick off on March 28 and run until April 19, but instead began last night (September 12) and will now run until October 3. They also cancelled a further festival slot which had been scheduled for May. Advertisement Now, Neil has revealed that the reason for the delay was that he suffered from a stroke and had to learn how to walk again. In an interview with the Las Vegas Review-Journal, the frontman shared that the health scare happened over Christmas last year: “I had a stroke. My whole left side went out,” he said. “I had to learn to walk again, and that was tough. The doctors said they didn’t think I’d be able to go back on stage again. I go, ‘No, no, I’m gonna do it. Watch and see.’” At the time of announcing the postponement, Neil said that the shows would be held… Read More →

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dEUS to play classics ‘Worst Case Scenario’ and ‘In A Bar, Under The Sea’ in full on 30th anniversary 2026 UK and European tour

dEUS will play their classic albums ‘Worst Case Scenario’ and ‘In A Bar, Under The Sea’ in full on a UK and European tour next year to celebrate their 30th anniversaries. The influential Belgian rockers will celebrate their early years on the 19-date tour across the continent, though they will “not necessarily” be playing the two albums – released in 1994 and 1996 respectively – front to back. Advertisement The tour will kick off in Lille, France on March 12 before taking in cities including Paris, Brussels and Berlin. There is only one UK date on the tour, taking place at London’s O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire on March 17. They will then sign off in Oslo on April 11. Tickets are on sale now – you can buy yours here and see the full list of dates below. dEUS’ ‘Worst Case Vs In A Bar’ UK and European tour dates are: MARCH12 – Lille, FR, L’Aeronef13 – Paris, FR, L’Olympia15 – Dijon, FR, La Vapeur17 – London, UK, O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire19 – Brussels, BE, Forest National21 – Nijmegen, NL, De Vereeniging24 – Cologne, DE, Burgerhaus Stollwerck25 – Berlin, DE, Metropol27 – Frankfurt, DE, Batschknapp28 – Fribourg, CH, Fri-Son29 – Milan,… Read More →

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Limp Bizkit share ‘Making Love To Morgan Wallen’, their first single in four years

Limp Bizkit have shared their first new single in four years, ‘Making Love To Morgan Wallen‘. Listen below. The tongue-in-cheek track follows on from the band’s 2021 album ‘Still Sucks’, and sees Fred Durst and co. pay homage to a certain country music star. Advertisement With a sound harking back to the group’s earlier material, the song begins with a nod to the late Linkin Park frontman Chester Bennington, before Durst shouts out Bowie (“I’ll chop you up if I’m under pressure“). He raps: “Bizkit beats from the pirate band (Napster)/ Signed this deal with a lobster hand (Lobster)/ Freestyle like a bowling pin/ Flex these bars on a dolphin fin (Dolphin fin)/ Life’s too short, but I can’t complain/ Doin’ backflips on a candy cane.” Later, Durst spits bars about riding his “scooter with a cape at night“. He then says he’s going to “high five mе a traffic light” and admits he “got kicked out of the Trump resort“. The gooey and sparse instrumental in the verse then segues into a monstrous, riff-heavy chorus: “Hey, ladies/ Oh-oh, oh-oh, oh/ When you’re hot, you’re hot (Yeah)/ When you’re not, you’re not (Nope).” [embedded content] Recommended The reference to Wallen in… Read More →

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Pink Floyd announce 50th anniversary reissue of Wish You Were Here

To mark the 50th anniversary of their landmark album Wish You Were Here, released on this very day (September 12) in 1975, Pink Floyd have confirmed that the album will be reissued across multiple formats by Sony Music on December 12. The Deluxe Boxset will include 25 bonus tracks made up of nine studio rarities, and 16 live recordings captured by bootlegger Mike Millard at Pink Floyd’s Los Angeles Sports Arena concert on April 26, 1975, now receiving its first official release. The live audio has been meticulously restored and remastered by Steven Wilson. Advertisement There is also a Blu-ray disc featuring three concert screen films from the band’s 1975 tour and a Storm Thorgerson short film; a bonus clear-vinyl LP, Live At Wembley 1974; a replica Japanese 7” Single of “Have A Cigar” b/w “Welcome To The Machine”; a hardcover book including unseen photographs; a comic book tour programme; and and Knebworth concert poster. The 3-LP and 2-CD formats include the original album and the nine studio bonus tracks. Hear a previously unheard demo of “Welcome To The Machine” AKA “The Machine Song (Demo #2, Revisited)” below: Investigate the full tracklistings of all the various formats of Wish You… Read More →

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Neil Young announces the next instalment of his Original Recording Series

Neil Young has announced details of the next volume of his Original Recording Series box sets. Released on October 24 via Reprise Records, ORS Vol 6: Discs 26, 27, 28 & 29 collects four albums from his glorious Nineties run, from 1992’s Harvest Moon to 1993’s Unplugged, 1994’s Sleeps With Angels to 1995’s Mirror Ball. Advertisement Each disc in the limited edition, numbered box sets will contain 4 albums with the original, historically accurate artwork and will be reissued on double vinyl LPs, while the CD box contains single CD sets per title. All formats will be available at Young’s official store at Neil Young Archives (NYA) and music retailers everywhere. Hi-res digital audio will be available at Neil Young Archives and most DSPs. All purchases from Young’s store come with free hi-res digital audio downloads from the Xstream Store © at NYA. As if you really need it, here’s the tracklisting for the albums in this ORS set. Advertisement HARVEST MOON Tracklisting:“Unknown Legend”“From Hank To Hendrix”“You and Me”“Harvest Moon”“War Of Man”“One Of These Days”“Such a Woman”“Old King”“Dreamin’ Man”“Natural Beauty” (live) UNPLUGGED Tracklisting:“The Old Laughing Lady”“Mr. Soul”“World On A String”“Pocahontas”“Stringman”“Like A Hurricane”“The Needle And The Damage Done”“Helpless”“Harvest Moon”“Transformer Man”“Unknown Legend”“Look Out For my Love”“Long May You Run”“From Hank To Hendrix” SLEEPS WITH ANGELS – Tracklisting:“My Heart”“Prime of Life”“Driveby”“Sleeps with Angels”“Western… Read More →

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David Gilmour on Wish You Were Here: “Syd was the elephant in the room”

To commemorate the 50th anniversary of Pink Floyd’s monumental Wish You Were Here, here’s David Gilmour reminiscing to Uncut about the making of the album’s emotional opener (and closer), “Shine On You Crazy Diamond”… “It’s the purest Floyd song, the peak of that particular stage in our development. We wrote the song in a dingy rehearsal room near Kings Cross – I have no idea why we were in such a dark, cheap and horrible rehearsal space when we’d just released one of the biggest-selling LPs in history! Ha! Maybe it was tight-arsed management. Advertisement “The song fell out of a four-note guitar figure that I came up with – that distinctive opening sequence. Roger [Waters] really liked it. It had that haunting, serial quality, like something from a piece of modern classical music, or from a film soundtrack. The rest of the song was a joint effort, which was becoming rare at around that time, where me and Roger tended to write separately and bring the ideas into a rehearsal. But here the song seemed to emerge organically out of a jam. “There’s the pedal bassline that links into the last part, lots of interesting chord changes, and Nick… Read More →

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TWICE’s Chaeyoung drops debut solo album ‘Lil Fantasy Vol. 1’

TWICE star Chaeyoung has released her hotly anticipated debut solo album, ‘Lil Fantasy Vol. 1’ – check it out below. READ MORE: TWICE at 10: “I honestly don’t know how the time flew by so fast” Released today via JYP Entertainment, the album contains nine tracks: ‘Avocado’, ‘Band-Aid’, ‘Shoot (Firecracker)’, ‘Girl’, ‘Ribbon’, ‘Downpour’, ‘BF’, ‘Shadow Play’ and ‘My Guitar’. Advertisement Stream Chaeyoung’s ‘Lil Fantasy Vol. 1’ below. She’s also released a music video for lead single ‘Shoot (Firecracker)’. The video sees Chaeyoung in a myriad of strange settings, including being sandwiched between a number of mattresses, frolicking through a garden that looks like something out of Alice In Wonderland, rooms with gigantic desserts and more. Watch the music video for Chaeyoung’s ‘Shoot (Firecracker)’ below. [embedded content] Recommended Chaeyoung’s solo debut now makes her the fourth member of TWICE to release solo material, following in the footsteps of Nayeon, Jihyo and Tzuyu – members Jeongyeon, Momo, Sana, Mina and Dahyun have yet to announce any plans to explore a solo career. As for TWICE, the group most recently released the single ‘Superstars’ with rapper Saweetie in early August. The collaboration with Saweetie came shortly after the group made their comeback in July with… Read More →

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Gorillaz announce new album ‘The Mountain’ with UK and Ireland tour and theatrical single ‘The Happy Dictator’ featuring Sparks

Gorillaz have announced new album ‘The Mountain’, alongside UK and Ireland tour dates and shared new single ‘The Happy Dictator’ featuring Sparks. READ MORE: Gorillaz – ‘Cracker Island’ review: conventional, but richly satisfying It comes after the Damon Albarn-led animated band debuted their upcoming ninth LP during the final of four gigs at London’s Copper Box Arena earlier this month. Fans attending the show weren’t allowed access to their mobile phones, but many took to social media afterwards to share details of the album and the multitude of special guests included on it. Advertisement Now, Gorillaz have officially announced the record, which is called ‘The Mountain’ and due out on March 20, 2026. It will mark the first release on the band’s own new label KONG, and you can pre-order it here. Today (September 11), they’ve also shared the first taste of the record with ‘The Happy Dictator’, a theatrical collaboration with Sparks that sees Albarn sing: “No more bad news, so you can sleep well at night and the palace of your mind will be bright.” Listen below. [embedded content] Alongside the album, the band have also announced a UK and Ireland tour, set to kick off in March 2026. They’ll… Read More →

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Elton John unveils 50th anniversary edition of Captain Fantastic And The Brown Dirt Cowboy

On October 24, UMR will release a 50th Anniversary Edition of Elton John’s 1975 album Captain Fantastic And The Brown Dirt Cowboy in 2-LP, 2-CD and digital formats. This package contains the 2016 remaster of the original album, plus previously unreleased session demos, as well as live performances of songs from the album recorded in 2005 for the album’s 30th anniversary. It also includes a 28-page booklet, containing Elton John’s never-before-seen 1974 diary entries. Advertisement Watch a video of Elton performing the title track in 2005 below: [embedded content] Speaking on the album, Elton John says: “Captain Fantastic And The Brown Dirt Cowboy was the first album I’d ever made that was autobiographical, and it was the first time we’d gone into the studio with all the songs already written. We rehearsed it as a band, then went in and cut it more or less live. The band were at their absolute peak and you can hear it on the record. I think it’s the best thing we ever did. The songs were strong, Bernie’s lyrics were brilliant, and the atmosphere at Caribou was perfect. Seeing it go to Number One faster than anything I’d ever released felt like vindication,… Read More →

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Introducing the new Uncut: Pulp, a free Pulp-curated CD, Tom Petty, Genesis, Edwyn Collins and more

2025 has been Pulp’s year At time of writing, Tom Pinnock, Sam Richards and Mark Beaumont have just made it back from this year’s End Of The Road festival, where they’ve been braving the elements to bring you regular reports over on our website. As you might have noticed from the chatter on our socials, Tom hosted our regular Q&As, which this year were with Matt Berninger, Kristin Hersh and Christopher Owens. All in all, a very busy weekend – so huge thanks to all three of them for all their hard work (and to Marc Jones for all the behind-the-scenes support). End Of The Road, of course, marks the end of the festival season – of which there were many highlights, from Neil Young in a field beside the sea in Copenhagen to Pulp at Glastonbury, celebrating 30 years since their triumphant headline slot on the Pyramid Stage. In many ways, 2025 has been Pulp’s year: a new (No 1) album, a world tour, a handsome reissue for Different Class due next month and now their first Uncut cover. You can dig into their 40 greatest songs – as chosen by Jarvis, Nick, Mark and Candida – on page… Read More →

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Send us your questions for Self Esteem!

As we know from the the title of her current hit album, Rebecca Lucy Taylor AKA Self Esteem is A Complicated Woman. And right now, she’s also a very busy one: following a triumphant headline set at End Of The Road, Taylor and her amazing bonnet-clad dancers are about to embark on a massive UK tour. Most of the dates are long-since sold out, but an extra show has been added in Gateshead and new seats released for Sheffield, so you might be lucky… Taylor will round off the year by publishing her first ever book, also titled A Complicated Woman, billed as a “journey through womanhood – whatever the hell that means” via notes, lyrics and biting observational prose. You can pre-order it here. Advertisement Taylor will mark the book’s release by co-curating the London Literature Festival at the Southbank. She’ll be in conversation with Dolly Alderton on November 1 as part of an evening of music and spoken word – more information and tickets here. But before all that, Self Esteem has kindly submitted to a gentle grilling from you, the Uncut readers. So what do you want to ask the subversive pop priestess? Send your questions to… Read More →

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Watch KATSEYE’s new DIY-inspired visualiser for ‘M.I.A’

KATSEYE have released a new visualiser for ‘M.I.A’ – check it out below. READ MORE: KATSEYE: “If you don’t get it, then it’s not for you – and that’s OK” The HYBE x Geffen global girl group released the video yesterday (September 10) to celebrate the track, which is taken off their latest mini-album ‘Beautiful Chaos’. Advertisement The clip sees the six-piece group pulling up to a convenience store in separate vehicles, before convening in a parking lot to strut their stuff and hang out. The clip is shot DIY-style, relying on effects that makes it look like the girls are filming themselves on retro cameras. Check out the full visualiser below. [embedded content] The visualiser’s release comes shortly after the group’s triumphant night at the 2025 MTV VMAs earlier this week, where they performed two songs on the pre-show. First, KATSEYE kicked things off with the smash hit ‘Gnarly’, which NME named as one of our Songs of the Summer. Later, KATSEYE returned for another pre-show performance, this time turning in a rendition of ‘Gabriela’. During the main award show, KATSEYE won the MTV Push Performance of the Year award for 2024’s ‘Touch’, marking their first-ever VMA win. Lara thanked their… Read More →

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Dave Grohl pictured seemingly buying bootleg Oasis merch outside LA gig

Dave Grohl was pictured outside an Oasis gig, appearing to buy bootleg merchandise from a vendor. The Gallagher Brothers arrived at The Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, Los Angeles, last weekend (September 6 and 7) as part of the North American leg of their Live ’25 Tour. While there has been plenty of official tie-in merchandise for the Britpop legends’ reunion, including a collaboration with Adidas, the Foo Fighters frontman was pictured outside one of the gigs appearing to buy an unofficial shirt. Dave Grohl and his Oasis bootleg merch 😂😆byu/Sukiyeah inoasis Advertisement Pictures of him talking with a vendor, holding one of the bootleg shirts, and appearing to pay for it have since circulated online. Fans appeared amused by the scene, with one writing on Reddit: “Everybody loves a bootleg!” with another adding: “Lmao he’s so real for that”. Over on X (formerly Twitter), one fan quipped they were “About $50 cheaper” than the official merch. Dave Grohl at the Rose Bowl last weekend buying Oasis Live ’25 t-shirts from a street vendor 📷 https://t.co/jz19agsPbF pic.twitter.com/YL7742TIre — Liam Gallagher Fans Club (@liamgfansclub) September 10, 2025 Grohl has been effusive in his praise for Oasis over the years, calling them… Read More →

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Uncut November 2025

EVERY PRINT EDITION OF OUR NOVEMBER 2025 ISSUE COMES WITH A FREE CD CURATED BY PULP AND FEATURING CLASSICS FROM THE ROUGH TRADE VAULTS BY THE FALL, CABARET VOLTAIRE, ROBERT WYATT, GALAXIE 500, JONATHAN RICHMAN AND MORE! PULP: It’s been a vintage year for Pulp: a No 1 album with More, a triumphant world tour, the deluxe reissue of Different Class, a Mercury Prize nomination… and now their first UNCUT cover story. Jarvis Cocker, Candida Doyle, Nick Banks and Mark Webber reflect on the 40 songs that define their extraordinary trajectory from Sheffield outsiders to pop’s most unlikely national treasures. Advertisement TOM PETTY: Thirty years on, Wildflowers remains Tom Petty’s most personal and revelatory album. Family and bandmates recall the struggles and triumphs behind his solo masterpiece. YUSUF CAT STEVENS: From pop idol to elder statesman, the troubadour traces the many lives and enduring songs of a true survivor. CARDIACS: The completion of their final album becomes both a tribute to the late Tim Smith and a celebration of one of Britain’s most visionary cult groups. Advertisement WEDNESDAY: Turbulent tours, new records, near-breakdowns and breakthroughs – the North Carolina band emerge stronger than ever. BITCHIN BAJAS: The Chicago collective take… Read More →

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10 Things We Learnt At The New David Bowie Centre

We went to the press viewing for the new David Bowie Centre at the V&A East Storehouse. Here’s 10 things we learned there… warning: contains spoilers! 1 From Apple to the end, Bowie kept everything The archive contains 90,000 objects. These date back to Bowie teens, including his July 1968 rejection letter from Apple, signed by Peter Asher (“As we told you on the phone, Apple is not interested in signing David Bowie… we don’t feel he is what we are looking for at the moment”). A more recent revelation are the copious notes, written on coloured stickies, for a proposed play called The Spectator that Bowie was working on before his death. This would have been set in London in the 1700s and included characters such as criminal Jack Sheppard, William Hogarth and the Mohocks, an eighteenth-century street gang. “Many sex scenes” promises Bowie, zesty to the end. Advertisement 2 We now know Major Tom’s surname There is an entire section devoted to Bowie’s unrealised projects. As well as The Spectator, we learn more about Eno and Bowie’s proposed Leon In India concert through illustrations and an action plan (“meeting of art dudes – Oct 15”). There’s also Bowie’s… Read More →

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“So many beautiful songs”: why Elliott Smith remains a key inspiration for Brad Mehldau

“I’ve always been fascinated with the drone of open-string guitars, like in Nick Drake’s music or Neil Young’s or Joni Mitchell’s,” says Brad Mehldau, widely considered one of the greatest living jazz pianists, talking about what first attracted him to the music of Elliott Smith. “But there’s also a very Beatlesy aspect – so many beautiful, finely wrought songs that Elliott wrote on the piano, things like ‘Everything Means Nothing To Me’. He was a very sophisticated harmonist at a time when it wasn’t at the forefront in pop music. There was a lot of cool hip-hop. Grunge was happening. But Elliott came along and, for me, it felt like a renaissance.” Mehldau first encountered Smith back at the turn of the century, at LA’s Largo nightclub, where producer Jon Brion’s Friday-night residency attracted the city’s smart, sardonic songwriter set, including Aimee Mann, Fiona Apple and Rufus Wainwright. You can get a taste of the scene on YouTube in The Jon Brion Show, a never-aired pilot shot in summer 2000 by director Paul Thomas Anderson, featuring Brion, Mehldau and a painfully nervy Smith, shuffling awkwardly between piano, guitars and glockenspiel on a fairy-lit stage. “We lived in the same neighbourhood,… Read More →

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pH-1 announces new North American tour dates

pH-1 has announced new North American tour dates – see the full list of dates below. The South Korean singer-songwriter and his label H1GHR Music have announced the North American leg of the ‘What Have We Done’ tour, in support of his latest album of the same name. Advertisement The North American trek is due to kick off in early November and will consist of 14 dates, with more to come. The current slate of dates includes stops in Chicago, Toronto, New York, Silver Spring, Atlanta, Houston, Dallas, Tempe, Anaheim, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle and Vancouver. pH-1’s 2025 ‘What Have We Done’ North American tour dates are: NOVEMBER02 – Chicago, IL – The Riviera Theatre03 – Toronto, ON – Queen Elizabeth Theatre04 – New York, NY – Terminal 507 – Silver Spring, MD – The Fillmore Silver Spring09 – Atlanta, GA – Coca-Cola Roxy11 – Houston, TX – Bayou Music Center13 – Dallas, TX – The Bomb Factory16 – Tempe, AZ – Marquee Theatre18 – Anaheim, CA – House Of Blues Anaheim20 – Los Angeles, CA – The Novo22 – San Francisco, CA – The Warfield24 – Portland, OR – McMenamins Crystal Ballroom25 – Seattle, WA – Showbox… Read More →

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Body found in impounded Tesla car registered to d4vd

The Los Angeles Police Department has found a dead body inside an impounded Tesla registered to singer d4vd. ABC News reported that officers responded to a tow yard in Hollywood yesterday (September 8) at 12:30pm after receiving a report of a foul odour coming from a vehicle. According to the police, the car had been there for a couple of days and the body was inside a bag in the front boot. As yet, there’s no information about the identity of the deceased. Advertisement Per the news outlet, video footage showed yellow police tape surrounding the Tesla in the impound lot with a white canopy nearby. The Tesla is registered in Hempstead, a city near Houston in Texas, to d4vd, real name David Anthony Burke. NME has contacted representatives for Burke for comment. The singer posted on Instagram yesterday to announce the release of a deluxe version of his debut album ‘Withered’, ‘Marcescence’. He was also active on his Instagram Stories yesterday, posting a photo of himself with fellow singer-songwriter Malcolm Todd. Burke is currently touring ‘Withered’, which came out in April this year, and is set to perform in Minneapolis tonight. The tour will bring him to Los Angeles… Read More →