Ariana Grande has opened up about her relationship with music and why she fallen in love with making music again. READ MORE: Ariana Grande – ‘Eternal Sunshine’ review: a compelling mood piece Grande, who in the past years has shifted her focus from her music career to acting, spoke to The New York Times for a feature published on Wednesday (November 5). Speaking to the publication, the ‘Thank U, Next’ singer spoke of the multiple projects she’s juggling. Advertisement Apart from promoting the upcoming Wicked sequel, Wicked: For Good, the multi-hyphenate has a number of other acting roles lined up,...
Paul McCartney once sent baby poo to a lying journalist to get back at him for writing a scathing review of Wings‘ live show. The anecdote was shared in the new book, Wings: The Story of a Band on the Run – an oral history of the band McCartney went on to form with his then-wife Linda, following The Beatles splitting up. Advertisement Published yesterday (November 4), the book contains around 150 photographs, as well as diary entries and handwritten lyrics, and anecdotes from the likes of Stella McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison, Ringo Starr, George Martin, Sean Ono...
Geese have performed a cover of New Radicals‘ ‘You Only Get What You Give’ for BBC Radio 1’s Live Lounge series – watch it below. READ MORE: NME – The Cover: With Geese at the wheel, NYC rock is entering a bright new era Last night (November 4), BBC Radio 1 shared Geese’s Live Lounge set, which saw them performed three songs: ‘100 Horses’, ‘Cobra’ and a unique cover of ‘You Get What You Give’. Advertisement Their one-of-a-kind rework of the New Radicals classic sees them trade the upbeat track’s lively sound for a solemn and jam band-esque experimental take that...
Radiohead have unveiled a new merchandise line for their long-awaited European comeback tour. The Thom Yorke-led band are preparing to play their first shows in over seven years, with four nights each in Madrid, Bologna, London, Copenhagen and Berlin to take place over the next two months. The tour kicks off tonight (Tuesday November 4) with an opening night in the Spanish capital. Advertisement Ahead of doors opening, the band have revealed the new run of merchandise that will be on offer to fans. “Whether you’re going or not, the Europe 2025 merchandise range is now available to purchase...
The full list of performers and presenters for the 2025 MAMA Awards have been revealed – see all the details below. READ MORE: ENHYPEN on The Cover: Meet the K-pop boyband destined to dominate the mainstream This year’s edition of the annual K-pop wards is slated over two days in Hong Kong on November 28 and 29. Previously 10 acts were announced to perform over the course of the two days. Advertisement The original slate of performers for November 28 was ALPHA DRIVE ONE, BABYMONSTER, BOYNEXTDOOR, BUMSUP, ENHYPEN, Hearts2Hearts, IVE, MEOVV, Super Junior and TWS. The original announcement for day two’s (November 29)...
Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs has revealed that he has been using his guitar from 1984 on Oasis’ ‘Live ‘25’ tour dates. The model in question is the 1984 Epiphone Riviera, which he has used at nearly all his shows over the past three decades, from the early Oasis gigs at The Water Rats venue in London to the mammoth shows at Knebworth. Advertisement He also used the guitar for his sessions recording legendary Oasis albums ‘Definitely Maybe’ and ‘(What’s The Story) Morning Glory?’, as well as throughout all of the band’s tours in the ‘90s. Now, Bonehead has joined forces...
KISS fans have launched a campaign to make Ace Frehley a posthumous honorary astronaut – find out more below. The guitarist and founding member of the iconic rock group died in Morristown, New Jersey on October 16. He was 74 years old. Advertisement Per a statement shared by his family, Ace – also known as Spaceman – died “peacefully surrounded by family” following “a recent fall at his home”. An exact cause of death has yet to be shared, but reports indicate that an investigation into his death has since been launched by a medical examiner in New Jersey. Following...
Twenty One Pilots will perform ‘Seven Nation Army’ to honour the induction of The White Stripes into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame. The annual ceremony is taking place at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles next Saturday (November 8), and Jack and Meg White will be one of the inductees, alongside OutKast, Soundgarden, Cyndi Lauper, Chubby Checker, Bad Company and Joe Cocker. The show will be streamed live on Disney+. Advertisement One performance at the ceremony will be a rendition of The White Stripes’ signature 2003 track ‘Seven Nation Army’ by Twenty One Pilots, another high-profile singer/drummer...
Lily Allen has taken a shot at her ex-partner David Harbour by wearing a ‘Madeline’ costume for Halloween. The singer-songwriter released her first album in seven years, ‘West End Girl’, last week (October 24), and she has confirmed that her split from the Stranger Things star was a major source of inspiration for the songs on the record. Advertisement One song in particular has been identified as central to the theme of the break-up with Harbour – ‘Madeline’ sees her construct a fictional character who Allen implies had an affair with Harbour, and in the song, she reads out...
Kelly Osbourne has shared a video of her two-year-old son Sidney biting the head off a toy bat in a Halloween tribute to his grandfather Ozzy. The Prince of Darkness passed away in July at the age of 76, just 17 days after he played one final show as the frontman of Black Sabbath at a concert at Villa Park in Birmingham. Advertisement Friday was the first Halloween since Ozzy died, and in a touching tribute video shared on Kelly’s Instagram and TikTok, she showed Sidney clutching a stuffed bat and ripping its head off with his teeth. “Learned...