Tuesday, December 16, 2025

Rosé and Bruno Mars recorded more songs during APT. sessions

Rosé and Bruno Mars have more new music together. The BLACKPINK star, 28, teamed up with the Locked Out...

Latest Posts

Stone Roses legend Mani’s cause of death revealed

Gary 'Mani' Mounfield died peacefully in his sleep of "respiratory issues" following a long-standing battle with the lung condition emphysema.

Rod Stewart gets into spat with disruptive gig-goer at Athens concert

Sir Rod Stewart was left frustrated after a gig-goer spoiled his concert in Greece. The 80-year-old singer was performing...

Texas progressive country pioneer Joe Ely, who collaborated with The Clash, dead at 78

Joe Ely, a central figure in Texas’ progressive country scene during the 1970s, has died aged 78.  His representative...

‘The fuse has been lit and the desire is there’: Nine Inch Nails working on new music

Nine Inch Nails are working on new music after being disillusioned by the music industry. Frontman Trent Reznor has...

Lewis Capaldi jokes good looks have been key to success

Lewis Capaldi has sarcastically claimed his good looks have been the key to his chart success.
The 23-year-old singer – who launched his widely acclaimed debut record, ‘Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent’, in May 2019 – has offered advice to budding stars via Twitter, jokingly saying that good looks are the best route to success in the music business.
In a video clip on the micro-blogging platform, Lewis quipped: "I’m sorry you’ve had to put up with me for this long … if it’s any consolation to those who don’t like me, most people who have a very successful first album go on to have an absolute shocker of a second one.
"To any other budding musicians out there who want to know how did you do it … you better hope you can sell yourself based on your looks alone, because that’s basically how I’ve coasted."
Meanwhile, Lewis recently revealed he can’t go grocery shopping because people always ask him for selfies.
The singer has found it impossible to leave his house to shop for essentials amid the coronavirus pandemic, as his fans always stop him and ask for a photograph.
The ‘Someone You Loved’ hitmaker said: "I always worry about going to a shop and someone being like, ‘Oh, can we get a picture?’ And I’m like, ‘You have to stay two metres apart!’"
Lewis doesn’t want to put people at risk or cause a scene by being "that guy" who breaks the social distancing rules.
As a result, he has been sending his dad out to collect his shopping instead.
Lewis added: "I have literally become a hermit."

Latest Posts

Stone Roses legend Mani’s cause of death revealed

Gary 'Mani' Mounfield died peacefully in his sleep of "respiratory issues" following a long-standing battle with the lung condition emphysema.

Rod Stewart gets into spat with disruptive gig-goer at Athens concert

Sir Rod Stewart was left frustrated after a gig-goer spoiled his concert in Greece. The 80-year-old singer was performing...

Texas progressive country pioneer Joe Ely, who collaborated with The Clash, dead at 78

Joe Ely, a central figure in Texas’ progressive country scene during the 1970s, has died aged 78.  His representative...

‘The fuse has been lit and the desire is there’: Nine Inch Nails working on new music

Nine Inch Nails are working on new music after being disillusioned by the music industry. Frontman Trent Reznor has...

Don't Miss

Christina Aguilera confirms plans for ‘really personal’ first new album in three years

Christina Aguilera is planning to release a "really personal" new album alongside an intimate documentary film. The Beautiful hitmaker...

Gene Simmons claims musicians are treated ‘worse than slaves’

Gene Simmons believes musicians are treated "worse than slaves" because they are not compensated by radio stations for playing their music.

Casey McQuillen proud to support Ditch the Label

Casey McQuillen is "so proud" to be an advocate for Ditch the Label. The Skinny singer is delighted to...

Greta Van Fleet rocker Jake Kiskza calls for more experimentation in contemporary rock

Greta Van Fleet’s Jake Kiszka has called out the "tunnel vision in contemporary rock records". For his side project...

Jess Glynne’s Hold My Hand crowned UK’s TikTok Song of the Year

Jess Glynne has landed the UK's TikTok song of the year thanks to the "nothing beats a Jet2holiday" trend.

Stay in touch

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