Sunday, April 13, 2025

Sugababes release their ‘most beautiful song’

Sugababes have released "one of the most beautiful songs we’ve ever worked on". The girl group - featuring the...

Latest Posts

Rita Ora delivers epic set as she opens for Kylie Minogue in Atlanta

Rita Ora kicked off her supporting role on Kylie Minogue's 'Tension Tour' in style. The British chart-topper wowed as...

Billy Corgan unfazed by Smashing Pumpkins’ public misconceptions

Smashing Pumpkins rocker Billy Corgan has "no desire" to fight for the band's image. The 58-year-old star is best...

Lana Del Rey’s album delayed

Lana Del Rey's upcoming album has been delayed. The record - previously called 'The Right Person Will Stay' -...

Benson Boone performs with Brian May and announces new album at Coachella

Benson Boone performed ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ with Queen’s Sir Brian May during his Coachella set. The 22-year-old star was joined...

Bastille joke about retirement


Bastille have joked they’re ready to "retire and work in McDonalds".

The ‘Pompeii’ hitmakers admit they’re so happy to be honoured with the Best British Breakthrough prize at the BRIT Awards, held at London’s O2 Arena, tonight (19.02.14) that they could now just give up their careers to work in a fast food restaurant.

Speaking exclusively to BANG Showbiz, frontman Dan Smith joked: "It’s completely unexpected to win Best British Breakthrough. We can now give up music, retire and all go and work in McDonalds like we always dreamed."

The quartet – consisting of Dan, Chris Woody, Kyle Simmons and Will Farquarson – fought off stiff competition from the likes of London Grammar, Disclosure, Laura Mvula and Tom Odell for the prize.

However, the band – who released their debut album ‘Bad Blood’ in March 2013 – admit they never expected to achieve so much success in just a year and they’re really grateful for being able to travel the world and meet their fans.

Dan explained: "It’s been a wicked year, it’s a year no-one, apart from a couple of people, could have predicted. We’ve been able to go all over the world, it’s been ridiculous."

Bastille had also been nominated for Best British Group, Best British Single for their track ‘Pompeii’ and Best British Album, but narrowly missed out on the gongs.


Latest Posts

Rita Ora delivers epic set as she opens for Kylie Minogue in Atlanta

Rita Ora kicked off her supporting role on Kylie Minogue's 'Tension Tour' in style. The British chart-topper wowed as...

Billy Corgan unfazed by Smashing Pumpkins’ public misconceptions

Smashing Pumpkins rocker Billy Corgan has "no desire" to fight for the band's image. The 58-year-old star is best...

Lana Del Rey’s album delayed

Lana Del Rey's upcoming album has been delayed. The record - previously called 'The Right Person Will Stay' -...

Benson Boone performs with Brian May and announces new album at Coachella

Benson Boone performed ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ with Queen’s Sir Brian May during his Coachella set. The 22-year-old star was joined...

Don't Miss

Original Gang of Four member Dave Allen dead at 69

Gang of Four bassist Dave Allen has died at the age of 69. The rock star shot to fame...

Chesney Hawkes explains why he once ‘needed to get away’ from his signature hit

Chesney Hawkes "needed to get away'" from his signature hit, The 53-year-old singer enjoyed massive success with the track...

Usher performs with Craig David in London

Usher performed with Craig David during his show in London on Saturday night (05.04.25). The pop superstar brought his...

Paul Heaton wants to make sure his fans can ‘afford’ to see him: ‘Others are just greedy…’

Paul Heaton just wants to make sure his "fans can afford" to see him. The 62-year-old musician - who...

You Me At Six have no plans to ever reunite

You Me At Six have no plans to ever reunite. The rock band - which consisted of Matt Barnes,...

Stay in touch

To be updated with all the latest news, offers and special announcements.