The Latest Breaking News from Black Eyed Peas

LooseFest festivalgoers left frustrated by delays, queues and technical errors on opening day

LooseFest festivalgoers who attended its opening day said they were met with long queues

Chronicle Live · Jul 31, 2022

Will.i.am halts Black Eyed Peas LooseFest performance in Newcastle to help 'fan in distress'

LooseFest headliners Black Eyed Peas had to stop their set half way thorough as medics tended to 'a fan in distress'

Chronicle Live · Jul 31, 2022

Patrick Topping shares LooseFest 'nightmare' as fans kept waiting to get into Newcastle festival

Patrick Topping was one of the acts on the bill at LooseFest in Newcastle on Saturday but his set was pushed back

Chronicle Live · Jul 31, 2022

The Black Eyed Peas: 'We always believed in each other'

The Black Eyed Peas are one of the best-selling bands of all time, having sold an estimated 80 million records. They have just launched a new music video called "Don't You Worry", featuring David Guetta and Shakira, and are currently working on their new album. The American hip-hop band was…

France 24 · Jun 27, 2022

Every act playing at Newcastle’s LooseFest as Ant and Dec say festival ‘looks amazing’

Black Eyed Peas, Mabel and AJ Tracey are set to headline the Town Moor festival at the end of July

Chronicle Live · Jun 19, 2022

Sky News, Will.I.Am and the many people who thought Ireland was in the UK

In 2015 UFC president Dana White got Ireland and the UK confused when conducting a pre-Aldo fight interview.

Irish Mirror · Jun 7, 2022

Black Eyed Peas praised for Galway gig apology as star ‘inspired by Ireland’s fight for independence’

Black Eyed Peas frontman Will.I.Am issued a swift apology after mistaking Ireland for the UK, saying 'todays mess up was honest airhead embarrassing mistake…and I’m sorry…the republic of Ireland fought for their independence…and that’s inspiring…'

Irish Mirror · Jun 6, 2022

Black Eyed Peas' Will.i.am issues apology after fans boo his band at Galway gig

The Black Eyed Peas - consisting of Will.i.am, apl.de.ap, Taboo and new member J Rey Soul - performed in Galway where they made the mistake

Daily Mirror · Jun 6, 2022

Black Eyed Peas apologise for gaffe at Galway concert as fans boo

"It’s quite surprising how many musicians/celebrities make the mistake."

Irish Mirror · Jun 5, 2022

Noise clampdown promise as Newcastle's Town Moor prepares to welcome 60,000 people for LooseFest

A Newcastle City Council report warns that nearby residents could be subjected to "10 hours of repetitive bass" during the two-day festival this summer

Chronicle Live · May 5, 2022