Sunday, December 22, 2024

Sam Fender cancels rest of tour after haemorrhaging vocal cord

Sam Fender has cancelled the remainder of his 2025 tour after he haemorrhaged his vocal cord. The 'Getting Started'...

Latest Posts

Chic singer Alfa Anderson dies

Alfa Anderson has died. The singer - who was an early vocalist for Chic and appeared on the group's...

Casey Chaos dead at 59

Casey Chaos has died. The Amen frontman - who was also a member of Christian Death and Scum, and...

Andrew Ridgeley wants to ‘elevate’ Wham!’s legacy

Andrew Ridgely wants to “elevate the Wham! legacy”. The 61-year-old singer has largely stayed out of the spotlight since...

Alex James reveals why he thought a Blur reunion would’ never happen

Alex James thought a Blur reunion would "never happen". The 56-year-old musician shot to fame alongside Damon Albarn, Graham...

Metallica still tweaking new album

Metallica are still making changes to their album – nine weeks before its release date.
James Hetfield has revealed the group are still hard at work on their new album ‘Hardwired… To Self Destruct’, which is due to be released on November 18.
He told US radio station 93.3WMMR: "There’s always something: ‘Ah, this is a little too long-winded. Let’s cut this out. Let’s make this a little more potent.’
"We’re craftsmen, and we want to make this as sharp and potent as possible. So all the way up to the last minute, even the running order, there’s always something we’re thinking about and trying to make it the best.
"It is, by all means, done as far as songs go. So it’s just artwork and little things here and there we’re still working on."
Meanwhile, drummer Lars Ulrich previously revealed the group have remained a "level-headed" band because they were inspired to do so by Iron Maiden and Motorhead.
He said: "I would like to think that we have dealt with the success that we’ve been fortunate enough to have come our way in a fairly level-headed way.
"The bands that inspired us and the bands that made us want to be in a band ourselves – like the Motörheads and the Diamond Heads and the Iron Maidens of the world – were all bands that were very level-headed and had their feet firmly planted on the ground.
"So we’ve always tried to have an open door with our fans and be as accessible as possible, given whatever dynamics and circumstances were happening at the time."

Latest Posts

Chic singer Alfa Anderson dies

Alfa Anderson has died. The singer - who was an early vocalist for Chic and appeared on the group's...

Casey Chaos dead at 59

Casey Chaos has died. The Amen frontman - who was also a member of Christian Death and Scum, and...

Andrew Ridgeley wants to ‘elevate’ Wham!’s legacy

Andrew Ridgely wants to “elevate the Wham! legacy”. The 61-year-old singer has largely stayed out of the spotlight since...

Alex James reveals why he thought a Blur reunion would’ never happen

Alex James thought a Blur reunion would "never happen". The 56-year-old musician shot to fame alongside Damon Albarn, Graham...

Don't Miss

Matt Sorum rejected guest spot with Guns N’ Roses

Matt Sorum rejected Guns N' Roses offer to make a "guest" appearance at their shows. The heavy metal group's...

Kylie Minogue’s lost Prince song emerges online after 32 years

Kylie Minogue's lost collaboration with Prince has emerged online after more than three decades. The pop superstar teamed up...

Katy Perry makes light of gig-goers leaving her festive gig early

Katy Perry made light of hundreds of fans walking out of her Jingle Bell Ball concert in New York City.

Robert Smith considering Christmas song for The Cure

Robert Smith is considering releasing a Christmas single. The Cure frontman has penned a "really catchy pop song" but...

Mariah Carey makes chart history

Mariah Carey has made chart history with 'All I Want for Christmas Is You'. The 55-year-old singer's 1994 festive...

Stay in touch

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