Friday, May 1, 2026

Hot Chocolate co‑founder and You Sexy Thing co‑writer dead at 78

Tony Wilson, the bassist, songwriter and co‑founder of Hot Chocolate, has died at the age of 78. His...

Latest Posts

Is Beyoncé’s rock album going to feature a cameo from Stevie Nicks?

Beyoncé has sent the BeyHive into full detective mode after uploading a new video to her website — and fans are now...

Lizzo unleashes B**** and a wild circus video

Lizzo has unveiled the title track from her upcoming album B****, giving fans the latest preview of her newly announced third studio...

Zara Larsson rallies a global girl gang for Midnight Sun: Girls Trip remix takeover

Zara Larsson is keeping her Midnight Sun momentum blazing with a brand‑new project — and this time, she’s brought an entire international...

Madonna and Sabrina Carpenter turn up the heat with Bring Your Love

Madonna has released her hotly anticipated Sabrina Carpenter duet, Bring Your Love, from her upcoming Confessions II album. The...

Nova Twins recall being invited backstage by huge music legend at Glastonbury

Nova Twins were invited backstage to Sir Elton John’s dressing room before his Glastonbury set.

The rock duo – comprising Amy Love and Georgia South – have revealed their biggest pinch-me moment was getting to hang out with the music legend before his headline set at Worthy Farm in 2023, all while bumping into Blondie’s Debbie Harry, Guns N’ Roses guitar hero Slash, and Foo Fighters and Nirvana legend Dave Grohl.

Appearing on The Red Carpet Treatment – On The Road Presented by Mastercard podcast, Amy said: “Probably when Elton invited us into his dressing room before his Glasto headline set. Slash was in the corner, Debbie Harry was there, Dave Grohl was there, and then Elton was just there in his dressing room in a cool Gucci tracksuit.”

Asked by host Luke Hamnett what the Tiny Dancer hitmaker said to them, they replied: “He was just like ‘my girls!’”

Amy went on to praise Elton for taking time out of his hectic schedule to support new artists.

She added: “It was so lovely. It was before his show, and we’re thinking ‘he’s on in like half an hour and he’s taking the time to sit and talk to us.’ It was such a pinch me moment because he’s obviously a legend and such a big supporter of new music and he’s always looking out for new artists.”

Elsewhere, Georgia acknowledged a shift toward more diverse festival lineups, but noted “there’s still a long way to go”.

Asked if they “feel like they represent the girls of rock now”, she replied: “Yeah, definitely. It’s nice to see where we started from and how the scene has evolved and grown, because it was very limited when we started, but now we can see on festival bills it’s a lot more diverse. There’s still a long way to go with it, but it’s encouraging to see the change is starting to happen.”

Check out the fifth episode with Nova Twins in full on YouTube or across @BRITs social channels.

Latest Posts

Is Beyoncé’s rock album going to feature a cameo from Stevie Nicks?

Beyoncé has sent the BeyHive into full detective mode after uploading a new video to her website — and fans are now...

Lizzo unleashes B**** and a wild circus video

Lizzo has unveiled the title track from her upcoming album B****, giving fans the latest preview of her newly announced third studio...

Zara Larsson rallies a global girl gang for Midnight Sun: Girls Trip remix takeover

Zara Larsson is keeping her Midnight Sun momentum blazing with a brand‑new project — and this time, she’s brought an entire international...

Madonna and Sabrina Carpenter turn up the heat with Bring Your Love

Madonna has released her hotly anticipated Sabrina Carpenter duet, Bring Your Love, from her upcoming Confessions II album. The...

Don't Miss

Iron Maiden won’t retire

Iron Maiden won't retire. Although the English heavy metal band plan to take a break in 2027 after their...

Cara Delevingne signs deal with Warner Music

Cara Delevingne has signed a deal with Warner Music. The 33-year-old model and actress is set to branch out...

Kneecap say undercover police, banned songs and Belfast politics shaped their rise

Kneecap have lifted the lid on the chaos, politics and undercover‑police chases that shaped their early years, revealing how their breakout tracks...

Ringo Starr says Beatles bandmates ‘laughed hysterically’ at his early songwriting

Ringo Starr has admitted his earliest stabs at songwriting didn’t exactly impress the rest of The Beatles — and the band would...

Shed Seven confirm new album as Rick Witter says fresh songs are ready to record

Shed Seven are wasting no time after their huge chart comeback — frontman Rick Witter has revealed the band already have “a...

Stay in touch

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