Red Nose Day 2023: What time is on TV, who are the presenters, full line-up and Comic Relief sketches The Red Nose Day telethon will broadcast live from MediaCity in Salford Manchester Evening News · Mar 17, 2023
The Darkness’s Justin Hawkins on his YouTuber second act: ‘I can say anything I want!’ The glam metal vocalist is used to slaying arenas but his second career, as a YouTuber breaking down famous songs, has taken on a life of its own – and annoyed Maroon 5’s lawyers The Guardian - UK · Mar 17, 2023
Beverley Knight announces biggest ever UK tour in 2023 including date at Gateshead Sage The singer is set to perform at venues across the UK in October and November - and the North East is on the list Chronicle Live · Mar 17, 2023
Prince Harry's stormy relationship with Elton John after Oscars invite 'snub' Prince Harry and Elton John have always had a close bond, but a recent Oscars 'snub' and reports of a fallout suggests their friendship isn't as tight as it once was Daily Mirror · Mar 17, 2023
Lizzo at the O2 review: one of life’s best natural highs This overwhelming atmosphere of love and acceptance augurs well for her co-headline slot at Glastonbury Evening Standard · Mar 17, 2023
Stewart Copeland breaks down The Police in a new book and orchestral live show ANAHEIM, Calif. — As he sifted through the hours and hours of Super 8 footage for the 2006 rockumentary, “Everyone Stares: The Police Inside Out,” The Police drummer Stewart Copeland knew he needed familiar music from the band to go along with the film. The Orange County Register · Mar 17, 2023
LA singer-songwriter Neriah bares her soul with ‘No One Cries Forever’ ANAHEIM, Calif. — If writing on heartache is Neriah’s superpower, then falling in love is her kryptonite. The Orange County Register · Mar 17, 2023
100 gecs – 10,000 gecs album review: like music’s worst genres crammed into a bazooka and fired at your face Exhausting, memeable electro-rock songs that sound like Sonic the Hedgehog had an accident with a cement mixer Evening Standard · Mar 17, 2023
B*Witched now after nervous breakdown, new careers and downing vodka amid marriage woes Here's what happened to beloved '90s band B*Witched after the band split. From depression and breakdowns to acting success and lasting friendship, The Mirror looks at what came next... Daily Mirror · Mar 17, 2023
Lankum: False Lankum review – folk radicals get in touch with their softer side Without diluting their power or abandoning their gothic intensity, the Dublin group’s fourth album lulls the listener with songs of exquisite softness and deeply affecting harmony The Guardian - UK · Mar 17, 2023
Why are women so marginalised by the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame? Barely 8% of its inductees are female. The canon-making doesn’t just reek of sexist gatekeeping, but also purposeful ignorance and hostility The Guardian - UK · Mar 17, 2023
North Shields band who supported Sam Fender devastated after airline loses guitars on US tour Hector Gannet are on a tour of America but have had to borrow instruments in order to perform Chronicle Live · Mar 17, 2023
Lovecats vs Fat Cats: The Cure’s Robert Smith says Ticketmaster will partly refund fees for The Cure shows Site apparently agreed that fees, which more than doubled price of tickets, were ‘unduly high’ The Independent UK · Mar 17, 2023
Def Leppard drummer Rick Allen attacked outside hotel in Florida Police officials say they arrested 19-year-old Max Hartley over the attack The Independent UK · Mar 17, 2023
The Guardian - AU · Mar 17, 2023 The Cure’s Robert Smith convinces Ticketmaster to refund ‘unduly high’ fees after fan anger Ticketing giant will refund $10 to fans who bought cheapest tickets on the band’s US tour, and $5 to everyone else after frontman asks for an explanation
The Independent UK · Mar 17, 2023 Hong Kong's Mirror launches English song, revives Cantopop Hong Kong’s most popular boy band Mirror, a major driving force behind the revival of the local pop music scene, has launched its first English song, hoping to bring the city’s tunes to music lovers globally
Miami Herald · Mar 16, 2023 Def Leppard drummer attacked outside Florida hotel by 19-year-old MIAMI — Def Leppard’s beloved drummer Rick Allen was attacked outside his hotel while visiting South Florida earlier this week, according to reports.
ABC News · Mar 16, 2023 Hillbilly Goats frontman Bryce Wearne recovering after brain aneurysm Queensland band Hillbilly Goats were performing high-energy shows all over Australia and beyond until a sudden, life-threatening brain injury stopped the music.
Los Angeles Times · Mar 16, 2023 The Cure's Robert Smith is 'as sickened as you' by Ticketmaster's latest fees debacle Scoring tickets to watch the Cure perform live should be just like heaven ... but Ticketmaster is making the process hell for fans.
Daily Mirror · Mar 16, 2023 One-armed Def Leppard drummer Rick Allen 'violently attacked' after going outside hotel for cigarette A teenager has been arrested in Florida after attacking Def Leppard drummer Rick Allen, who lost his left arm in a car accident in 1984
Irish Mirror · Mar 16, 2023 U2 frontman Bono reveals why he couldn't admit he like ABBA "I didn't have the courage to own up to this next band when I was 16 in the middle of punk rock"
Los Angeles Times · Mar 16, 2023 Jack White pens poetic ode to Meg White after White Stripes drummer was maligned Jack White dedicated a poem on Wednesday to his former wife and bandmate, Meg White, after a journalist posted a disparaging tweet about the White Stripes drummer that went viral.
Chronicle Live · Mar 16, 2023 'The geezer's better than me' Watch sixth former sing on stage with Tom Grennan at Newcastle's Utilita Arena Joseph Meston was invited up on stage by the singer after holding up a homemade sign
Tribune News Service · Mar 16, 2023 Aftershock festival sets massive 2023 lineup with Guns N’ Roses, Tool, Korn SAN JOSE, Calif. — Aftershock, arguably the greatest hard rock festival in the U.S., has announced its 2023 lineup.
The Guardian - UK · Mar 16, 2023 Bono says pressure to look ‘macho’ made him hide his love of Abba U2 singer recalls growing up with Swedish pop group’s music in 1970s Dublin, during BBC session with The Edge