Wednesday, March 11, 2026

Harry Styles reveals a Berlin Radiohead concert reminded him why he performs

Harry Styles says a Radiohead concert in Berlin reminded him exactly why he walks out onstage night after night.

Latest Posts

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...

Sammy Hagar says he’ll never work with Alex Van Halen again, comparing him to Roger Waters

Sammy Hagar says he has no intention of ever working with Alex Van Halen again, comparing their fractured relationship to the long‑running...

Alex James says Radiohead make him cry

Alex James has admitted that Radiohead reduce him to tears and that revisiting Blur’s biggest hits has left him feeling emotional as...

Metallica express fan frustration over ticket-buying process for Life Burns Faster residency

Metallica have addressed fan frustration over the difficulty securing tickets for their Life Burns Faster residency at the Las Vegas Sphere, admitting...

Christine McVie: I’d always want Lindsey Buckingham back in Fleetwood Mac

Christine McVie would want Lindsey Buckingham back in Fleetwood Mac if the ‘Rumours’ line-up toured again.

The 78-year-old singer-and-keyboardist doesn’t think it’s likely that herself, Lindsey Buckingham, Mick Fleetwood, Christine McVie, John McVie, and Stevie Nicks will get back together for one final run.

But she would love to see the ousted guitarist back in the line-up should it happen.

Speaking to Rolling Stone magazine, Christine said: “Personally, I’d love to think it could happen.

“But honestly, I really can’t see it happening.

“I don’t know. I’ve been wrong before.”

On whether she would rehire Lindsey, she replied: “I’d always want Lindsey back. He’s the best.”

Lindsey was fired in 2018, with Crowded House’s Neil Finn and Mike Campbell replacing him, but Mick Fleetwood recently admitted he hopes they can “make music” again after reconciling last year.

Speaking to Gary Kemp and Guy Pratt on the ‘Rockonteurs’ podcast, he said: “The thought of walking on stage and Lindsey being part of that would be very healing.

“That’s not saying goodbye to Mike or Neil, we don’t behave like that, but something connective.

“I believe that me and Lindsey will make some music together like he did with Christine, and I would love that, no matter what unbridged feels there are that aren’t healed for all their own personal reasons.

“I would hope to be the instigator of making all that happen before we knock it all on the head.”

The pair put the past behind them after Mick had insisted there was no chance of Lindsey rejoining the band.

He said: “I’ve really enjoyed being re-connected with Lindsey, which has been gracious and open. And both of us have been beautifully honest about who we are and how we got to where we were.”

Latest Posts

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...

Sammy Hagar says he’ll never work with Alex Van Halen again, comparing him to Roger Waters

Sammy Hagar says he has no intention of ever working with Alex Van Halen again, comparing their fractured relationship to the long‑running...

Alex James says Radiohead make him cry

Alex James has admitted that Radiohead reduce him to tears and that revisiting Blur’s biggest hits has left him feeling emotional as...

Metallica express fan frustration over ticket-buying process for Life Burns Faster residency

Metallica have addressed fan frustration over the difficulty securing tickets for their Life Burns Faster residency at the Las Vegas Sphere, admitting...

Don't Miss

Niall Horan to release new solo song Dinner Party this month

Niall Horan will release his new single Dinner Party on March 20. After months of teasing fans, the former...

Paul McCartney recalls frustration over delayed Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction

Sir Paul McCartney was frustrated that he was not inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame when he was promised.

Dave Mustaine says Metallica spent years trying to ‘hold him back’

Dave Mustaine has claimed that Metallica spent years trying to “hold back." Opening up about the long‑running tension...

Twisted Sister reveal frontman to replace Dee Snider for a limited run of shows

Twisted Sister have confirmed that Sebastian Bach will front the band in the place of retired frontman Dee Snider for a run...

Sharon Osbourne promises OzzFest is ‘absolutely’ happening

Sharon Osbourne has promised OzzFest will "absolutely" happen. The long‑running metal festival last appeared as a standalone event in...

Stay in touch

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