Tuesday, March 17, 2026

Reverend defends church’s devil horn-shaped Keith Flint memorial bench

A vicar has defended a new devil horn‑shaped memorial bench honouring The Prodigy’s late frontman Keith Flint after some locals questioned whether...

Latest Posts

MNEK plans to release first album for eight years

MNEK will be releasing his first new album for eight years in 2026. The 31-year-old singer and record producer...

Harry Styles Wembley gigs to give London £200 million economic boost

Harry Styles is set to generate a £200 million economic boost for London. Analysis has suggested that the Aperture...

R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe is ‘finishing’ his debut solo album

R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe is planning to release his debut solo album soon. The 66-year-old singer has only released...

Pink set for historic Las Vegas Sphere residency

Pink is set to become the first female pop act to headline the Sphere in Las Vegas. The Just...

Jade Thirlwall pays emotional tribute to Little Mix bandmates on first night of tour

Jade Thirlwall paid an emotional tribute to her Little Mix bandmates on the opening night of their ‘Confetti Tour’.

The chart-topping girl group – completed by Perrie Edwards and Leigh-Anne Pinnock – kicked off the last jaunt before their hiatus with a pair of shows at Belfast’s SSE Arena at the weekend.

And the 29-year-old pop star gushed over her bandmates and insisted that “no matter what”, they will always be her family.

According to The Sun newspaper’s Bizarre column, “Little Mix 2011-Forever” was displayed on a screen behind them as she told the crowd: “We wouldn’t have got where we are today if it wasn’t for the love we have for each other.

“We have been through absolutely everything together.

“We have cried together. We have laughed together. We have seen each other naked. We really are the best of friends.

“We are family now and that is going to remain forever and ever, no matter what.”

Jade recently admitted it will be “very emotional” wrapping Little Mix’s last tour before their extended break.

The ‘No More Sad Songs’ singer admitted she was feeling “nervous” about returning to the stage for the trio’s first run since 2019’s ‘LM5: The Tour’.

Speaking on Charli XCX’s Best Song Ever podcast on BBC Sounds, she confessed: “I am a bit nervous. It has been so long since I have been on a stage.

“I feel I am a bit . . . not out of shape, but we love to throw the kitchen sink in. We love a dance routine.”

The ‘Heartbreak Anthem’ hitmaker went on to admit that while emotions will be high when the girls play the last date at London’s The O2 arena on May 14, she accepts that “change has to happen in life”.

She added: “It is a weird phase of such a huge phase of my life. I’m sure the last night of the tour will be very emotional.

“Change has to happen in life, you have to embrace it and make those moves.”

Little Mix have insisted their break will not mark a permanent end of the group.

The hiatus was announced after Jesy Nelson quit the girl group in 2020, citing her mental health as the reason for leaving.

The singer went on to launch her solo career with her debut single, ‘Boyz’, released in October 2021.

Latest Posts

MNEK plans to release first album for eight years

MNEK will be releasing his first new album for eight years in 2026. The 31-year-old singer and record producer...

Harry Styles Wembley gigs to give London £200 million economic boost

Harry Styles is set to generate a £200 million economic boost for London. Analysis has suggested that the Aperture...

R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe is ‘finishing’ his debut solo album

R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe is planning to release his debut solo album soon. The 66-year-old singer has only released...

Pink set for historic Las Vegas Sphere residency

Pink is set to become the first female pop act to headline the Sphere in Las Vegas. The Just...

Don't Miss

Baz Luhrmann wants ‘Jazz Age’ take on Charli xcx’s Wuthering Heights soundtrack

Baz Luhrmann wants to create a "Jazz Age" version of Charli xcx's Wuthering Heights movie soundtrack. The 63-year-old film...

Woodstock legend Country Joe McDonald dead at 84

Country Joe McDonald, the Woodstock firebrand whose voice became synonymous with the anti‑Vietnam War movement, has died at the age of 84.

‘I have fantastic conversations with ChatGPT’: Boy George admits to using AI to pen lyrics

Boy George prefers writing lyrics with AI to getting into heated debates with human collaborators. The 64-year-old '80s music...

BBC reportedly planning televised David Bowie tribute concert to air in the place of Glastonbury this summer

The BBC is said to be lining up a major televised tribute concert honouring David Bowie this summer, stepping in to fill...

BTS’ massive homecoming concert will see Seoul’s biggest ever safety operations

BTS’ long‑awaited full‑group comeback is set to bring central Seoul to a standstill, with the city confirming that around 3,400 safety personnel...

Stay in touch

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