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Guns N' Roses have suggested they haven't spoken to Steven Tyler for "numerous years".
The Aerosmith frontman appears to have upset the reunited group with his recent comments that he persuaded Axl Rose to rejoin his former bandmates, because the 'Paradise City' hitmakers have now taken a swipe at those who have spoken out and "taken credit" for their reunion, despite playing a "non-existent" role in their comeback.
Taking to their official Facebook page, the band wrote: "Guns N' Roses would like to respectfully thank the many people taking credit for our upcoming shows and everything in between. "Especially those with whom we haven't spoken to in numerous years who, through the power of media, have somehow served a pivotal even if non-existent role. We, and the fans thank you! #GnFnR (sic)"
In a radio chat on Howard's SiriusXM show, Steven, 67, said he'd met up with Axl, 53, and told him the world needs Guns N' Roses back.
He said: "I did meet Axl in a couple of clubs, a year ago, two years ago, three years ago, and I'd bump into him and I'd have that talk.
"I said, 'You need to get the f**k back together again soon because we all miss you.' Same thing someone said to me when [Aerosmith guitarist] Joe [Perry] and I were fighting."
The band - also featuring Slash, Duff McKagan, Dizzy Reed, Richard Fortus, Frank Ferrer and Chris Pitman - are gearing up for two comeback shows at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on April 8 and April 9, ahead of their headline slot at Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival the same month.
Guns N’ Roses throw shade at Steven Tyler for taking credit for their reunion
Guns N' Roses have suggested they haven't spoken to Steven Tyler for "numerous years".
The Aerosmith frontman appears to have upset the reunited group with his recent comments that he persuaded Axl Rose to rejoin his former bandmates, because the 'Paradise City' hitmakers have now taken a swipe at those who have spoken out and "taken credit" for their reunion, despite playing a "non-existent" role in their comeback.
Taking to their official Facebook page, the band wrote: "Guns N' Roses would like to respectfully thank the many people taking credit for our upcoming shows and everything in between. "Especially those with whom we haven't spoken to in numerous years who, through the power of media, have somehow served a pivotal even if non-existent role. We, and the fans thank you! #GnFnR (sic)"
In a radio chat on Howard's SiriusXM show, Steven, 67, said he'd met up with Axl, 53, and told him the world needs Guns N' Roses back.
He said: "I did meet Axl in a couple of clubs, a year ago, two years ago, three years ago, and I'd bump into him and I'd have that talk.
"I said, 'You need to get the f**k back together again soon because we all miss you.' Same thing someone said to me when [Aerosmith guitarist] Joe [Perry] and I were fighting."
The band - also featuring Slash, Duff McKagan, Dizzy Reed, Richard Fortus, Frank Ferrer and Chris Pitman - are gearing up for two comeback shows at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on April 8 and April 9, ahead of their headline slot at Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival the same month.
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Fergie looks set to release her first album in a decade in March.
The former Black Eyed Peas singer was spotted in Paris at the weekend, where she undertook a photoshoot for the cover of the upcoming record, which will be the follow-up to her 2006 solo debut 'The Dutchess'.
According to WWD, the 'London Bridge' hitmaker worked with visual artists and photographers Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott on the shoot, and posed for pictures in a number of outfits by several high-end fashion designers including Tom Ford, Gianvito Rossi, Rosamosario and Raf Simons.
The 40-year-old beauty is also believed to be working on a number of upcoming music videos for her campaign, two of which will be filmed in Los Angeles and London.
Though she hasn't commented directly on the speculation, she has used her Twitter page to share a news story about the possible release.
In the summer of 2015, Fergie was photographed with singer Charlie Puth, working on a song penned by the 'See You Again' hitmaker.
Charlie previously said: I got to work with Fergie - for example - last month, which was so much fun and we made such a cool song."
Asked what the song sounds like, he added: "Picture 'My Humps' 2015. Fergie is so talented, she's such a genius. My mind was completely blown when I was in the studio with her."
Fergie's last release was her 2014 single 'L.A. Love (La La)', which sold just 200,000 copies.
Fergie eyeing up March release for second album
Fergie looks set to release her first album in a decade in March.
The former Black Eyed Peas singer was spotted in Paris at the weekend, where she undertook a photoshoot for the cover of the upcoming record, which will be the follow-up to her 2006 solo debut 'The Dutchess'.
According to WWD, the 'London Bridge' hitmaker worked with visual artists and photographers Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott on the shoot, and posed for pictures in a number of outfits by several high-end fashion designers including Tom Ford, Gianvito Rossi, Rosamosario and Raf Simons.
The 40-year-old beauty is also believed to be working on a number of upcoming music videos for her campaign, two of which will be filmed in Los Angeles and London.
Though she hasn't commented directly on the speculation, she has used her Twitter page to share a news story about the possible release.
In the summer of 2015, Fergie was photographed with singer Charlie Puth, working on a song penned by the 'See You Again' hitmaker.
Charlie previously said: I got to work with Fergie - for example - last month, which was so much fun and we made such a cool song."
Asked what the song sounds like, he added: "Picture 'My Humps' 2015. Fergie is so talented, she's such a genius. My mind was completely blown when I was in the studio with her."
Fergie's last release was her 2014 single 'L.A. Love (La La)', which sold just 200,000 copies.
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Disclosure and Foals will co-headline this year's Reading and Leeds Festivals.
The chart-topping dance duo, brothers Guy and Howard Lawrence, will join the award-winning indie rock group and previously-confirmed headliners Red Hot Chili Peppers over the weekend of August 26-28.
The 'Latch' producers are thrilled to gain headline status at the popular weekender and were amazed as the last time an electronic music artist led the line-up was The Prodigy, who played more than a decade ago.
In statement, the pair said: "We're incredibly excited to be co-headlining Reading and Leeds with our good friends Foals. We've been going to Reading festival since we were kids and have played at both festivals several times, but never in a million years did we think we'd be at the top of the line-up, especially considering there hasn't been an electronic headliner since The Prodigy in 2002! Truly honoured."
And Foals - which includes Yannis Philippakis, Jack Bevan, Edwin Congreave and Walter Gervers - have been waiting for the day to come for a long time, and hope their journey to headliner status will inspire other musicians.
Yannis said: "We're absolutely buzzing to be headlining Reading & Leeds this year. It's a dream come true. I used to watch Nirvana live at Reading '92, on VHS , repeatedly while dying my hair blue and learning how to play guitar, badly.
"We've worked our way up on our own terms and to be given the chance to headline one of the world's most iconic festivals is a huge achievement for us and hopefully a sign for all bands, that, if you stick to your guns and focus on what matters, you'll get there and smash it. Onwards and upwards friends. Long live the guitar band."
Other acts added to the bill include Jack Ü, Imagine Dragons, Two Door Cinema Club, Fetty Wap, Crystal Castles, Parkway Drive, The Internet and Nothing But Thieves.
Tickets are on sale now.
Disclosure and Foals co-headline Reading and Leeds Festivals
Disclosure and Foals will co-headline this year's Reading and Leeds Festivals.
The chart-topping dance duo, brothers Guy and Howard Lawrence, will join the award-winning indie rock group and previously-confirmed headliners Red Hot Chili Peppers over the weekend of August 26-28.
The 'Latch' producers are thrilled to gain headline status at the popular weekender and were amazed as the last time an electronic music artist led the line-up was The Prodigy, who played more than a decade ago.
In statement, the pair said: "We're incredibly excited to be co-headlining Reading and Leeds with our good friends Foals. We've been going to Reading festival since we were kids and have played at both festivals several times, but never in a million years did we think we'd be at the top of the line-up, especially considering there hasn't been an electronic headliner since The Prodigy in 2002! Truly honoured."
And Foals - which includes Yannis Philippakis, Jack Bevan, Edwin Congreave and Walter Gervers - have been waiting for the day to come for a long time, and hope their journey to headliner status will inspire other musicians.
Yannis said: "We're absolutely buzzing to be headlining Reading & Leeds this year. It's a dream come true. I used to watch Nirvana live at Reading '92, on VHS , repeatedly while dying my hair blue and learning how to play guitar, badly.
"We've worked our way up on our own terms and to be given the chance to headline one of the world's most iconic festivals is a huge achievement for us and hopefully a sign for all bands, that, if you stick to your guns and focus on what matters, you'll get there and smash it. Onwards and upwards friends. Long live the guitar band."
Other acts added to the bill include Jack Ü, Imagine Dragons, Two Door Cinema Club, Fetty Wap, Crystal Castles, Parkway Drive, The Internet and Nothing But Thieves.
Tickets are on sale now.
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Rihanna has released 'ANTI' for free.
The 'We Found Love' hitmaker surprised fans when she dropped the hotly-anticipated LP as a gift to her "Navy", a collective term for her loyal supporters.
Sharing a link to download via streaming service TIDAL, she wrote: "Gift to my navy!!! #ANTI Download with code: ANTI http://smarturl.it/RihANTI @samsungmobileus (sic)"
The news of her latest album comes after the 27-year-old beauty shared her first single, 'Work', which features Drake.
Within hours, the song rocketed to the number one spot in 70 countries worldwide.
Announcing the news, she wrote in a series of tweets: "FIRST SINGLE #WORK ft. @Drake from #ANTI is here!! Listen up --> http://smarturl.it/RihWORK ... #WORK feat @drake on iTunes now---> http://smarturl.it/iRWork ... Thank you guys #WORK is number 1 on iTunes, listen here----> http://smarturl.it/iRWork (sic)"
Meanwhile, Rihanna is reportedly convinced her new album will earn her a Grammy award.
A source said: "The album is going to take the music world by storm. There's been so much hype surrounding the album and Rihanna has put a lot of pressure on herself to follow up her past work.
"Both her and people who have heard it think this album is going to dominate. She thinks it will win her a Grammy."
Rihanna releases ANTI for free
Rihanna has released 'ANTI' for free.
The 'We Found Love' hitmaker surprised fans when she dropped the hotly-anticipated LP as a gift to her "Navy", a collective term for her loyal supporters.
Sharing a link to download via streaming service TIDAL, she wrote: "Gift to my navy!!! #ANTI Download with code: ANTI http://smarturl.it/RihANTI @samsungmobileus (sic)"
The news of her latest album comes after the 27-year-old beauty shared her first single, 'Work', which features Drake.
Within hours, the song rocketed to the number one spot in 70 countries worldwide.
Announcing the news, she wrote in a series of tweets: "FIRST SINGLE #WORK ft. @Drake from #ANTI is here!! Listen up --> http://smarturl.it/RihWORK ... #WORK feat @drake on iTunes now---> http://smarturl.it/iRWork ... Thank you guys #WORK is number 1 on iTunes, listen here----> http://smarturl.it/iRWork (sic)"
Meanwhile, Rihanna is reportedly convinced her new album will earn her a Grammy award.
A source said: "The album is going to take the music world by storm. There's been so much hype surrounding the album and Rihanna has put a lot of pressure on herself to follow up her past work.
"Both her and people who have heard it think this album is going to dominate. She thinks it will win her a Grammy."
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Shift K3Y has thanked Skrillex for supporting at the very start of his career.
The 22-year-old singer/songwriter has nothing but respect for the EDM producer-and-DJ - who has collaborated with many artists such as A$AP Rocky, The Game and Diplo - for getting behind his music in the early days when he was virtually unknown.
He exclusively told BANG Showbiz: "Skrillex is the biggest fan of all things dance music related. You know he was like the tenth person to follow me on Twitter when I had literally 10 followers. He doesn't care about numbers, he's just there for the latest and the best dance music. Whenever I have spoken to him it's been very positive so it's nice."
Shift K3Y grew up in a musical household as his dad is Chaz Jankel, the keyboard player and guitarist from Ian Dury and The Blockheads.
The producer - whose real name is Lewis Jankel - is always inspired by his father's tales from his career, especially when he recalls working with legends like Sir Paul McCartney and Quincy Jones.
Shift K3Y - who is currently working on his debut album - said: "The discussions that me and my dad have help me a lot. When he's talking about when he worked with Quincy Jones, or Sting or Paul McCartney. His stories of working with these people and their energy, you know, about the balance between egos, and how they were in the studio. They are the lessons that I've taken away rather than literal chords or drum beats or whatever.
"It's interesting when my dad was in his 30s he was in a very similar stage in his career to what I'm doing now, he moved to LA and started making funk and R&B and dance records which is pretty similar to what I do now."
Shift K3Y thanks Skrillex for support
Shift K3Y has thanked Skrillex for supporting at the very start of his career.
The 22-year-old singer/songwriter has nothing but respect for the EDM producer-and-DJ - who has collaborated with many artists such as A$AP Rocky, The Game and Diplo - for getting behind his music in the early days when he was virtually unknown.
He exclusively told BANG Showbiz: "Skrillex is the biggest fan of all things dance music related. You know he was like the tenth person to follow me on Twitter when I had literally 10 followers. He doesn't care about numbers, he's just there for the latest and the best dance music. Whenever I have spoken to him it's been very positive so it's nice."
Shift K3Y grew up in a musical household as his dad is Chaz Jankel, the keyboard player and guitarist from Ian Dury and The Blockheads.
The producer - whose real name is Lewis Jankel - is always inspired by his father's tales from his career, especially when he recalls working with legends like Sir Paul McCartney and Quincy Jones.
Shift K3Y - who is currently working on his debut album - said: "The discussions that me and my dad have help me a lot. When he's talking about when he worked with Quincy Jones, or Sting or Paul McCartney. His stories of working with these people and their energy, you know, about the balance between egos, and how they were in the studio. They are the lessons that I've taken away rather than literal chords or drum beats or whatever.
"It's interesting when my dad was in his 30s he was in a very similar stage in his career to what I'm doing now, he moved to LA and started making funk and R&B and dance records which is pretty similar to what I do now."
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Vampire Weekend's Rostam Batmanglij has quit the band.
The musician has decided to leave the group he co-founded in 2006 to launch a solo career.
Although he has walked away from his bandmates Ezra Koenig,
Chris Tomson and Chris Baio Rostam insists he is still friends with them all.
In a post on his Twitter account, he wrote: "Hi - I wanted to let ppl k now i'm no longer a member of VW but that Ezra and I will continue to collaborate on future projects + future VW songs. my identity as a songwriter + producer, I realized, needs to stand on its own, still connected to the ppl I work with, but through the songs we make together (sic)"
The 'Oxford Comma' hitmaker has promised he has got lots of new music on the way and is sure he's about to begin "an exciting time" in his career.
He continued: "I can't even begin to express the joy I get from writing songs, both on my own + with others, I hold it all sacred. there is so much amazing music - all of it dear to me - on its way to you. It's an exciting time. and I feel lucky to share it with you - Rostam (sic)"
Despite Rostam's departure, the remaining Vampire Weekend members are still focused on recording their fourth studio LP.
In a statement posted on his Instagram account, frontman Ezra said: "A couple years ago, Rostam and I sat down at his house & talked abt whether our collaboration was dependent on being members of the same band. We both firmly agreed that nope, it was not. In fact, we agreed that our collaboration was more important. I'm psyched about the work we've already begun for LP4 and I'm psyched to hear anything else Rostam is a part of. "Also very excited to continue playing music with CT and Baio but there will be plenty of time to talk about that later in the year. For now in the Vampire Weekend universe, it's all about recording the next album. There will be a lot of familiar faces in the studio but also some fresh, new ones. Working title is 'Mitsubishi Macchiato' ... for obvious reasons. Shout-out to the fans who have been waiting for new music - it's coming. Also tomorrow, we gotta talk abt Iowa. (sic)"
Rostam Batmanglij quits Vampire Weekend
Vampire Weekend's Rostam Batmanglij has quit the band.
The musician has decided to leave the group he co-founded in 2006 to launch a solo career.
Although he has walked away from his bandmates Ezra Koenig,
Chris Tomson and Chris Baio Rostam insists he is still friends with them all.
In a post on his Twitter account, he wrote: "Hi - I wanted to let ppl k now i'm no longer a member of VW but that Ezra and I will continue to collaborate on future projects + future VW songs. my identity as a songwriter + producer, I realized, needs to stand on its own, still connected to the ppl I work with, but through the songs we make together (sic)"
The 'Oxford Comma' hitmaker has promised he has got lots of new music on the way and is sure he's about to begin "an exciting time" in his career.
He continued: "I can't even begin to express the joy I get from writing songs, both on my own + with others, I hold it all sacred. there is so much amazing music - all of it dear to me - on its way to you. It's an exciting time. and I feel lucky to share it with you - Rostam (sic)"
Despite Rostam's departure, the remaining Vampire Weekend members are still focused on recording their fourth studio LP.
In a statement posted on his Instagram account, frontman Ezra said: "A couple years ago, Rostam and I sat down at his house & talked abt whether our collaboration was dependent on being members of the same band. We both firmly agreed that nope, it was not. In fact, we agreed that our collaboration was more important. I'm psyched about the work we've already begun for LP4 and I'm psyched to hear anything else Rostam is a part of. "Also very excited to continue playing music with CT and Baio but there will be plenty of time to talk about that later in the year. For now in the Vampire Weekend universe, it's all about recording the next album. There will be a lot of familiar faces in the studio but also some fresh, new ones. Working title is 'Mitsubishi Macchiato' ... for obvious reasons. Shout-out to the fans who have been waiting for new music - it's coming. Also tomorrow, we gotta talk abt Iowa. (sic)"
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Stooshe are in talks to support a "major" male artist who they are not allowed to name.
The girl group - consisting of Karis Anderson, Alexandra Buggs and Courtney Rumbold - are set to return with their second album this year and are already planning on touring with a mystery "massive" artist.
Karis exclusively told BANG Showbiz: "There is a massive name that we can't name. Fingers crossed it happens. If it does it will be major like, major. A certain male."
Meanwhile, the girls have been to songwriting camp getting songs together for their forthcoming record.
The 'Lock Down' trio have been out of the spotlight since 2012, but have been busy behind the scenes writing and managing their own career since splitting from their label in 2013 and are currently putting the finishing touches to the record
Asked if the album is finished, Karis said: "Nearly. It was half way finished and we've just had a writing camp and got a whole influx of new songs that we've written. So now we are like we need to do more recording and get it all done. We are going to have a lot of choices to choose from, which with our last album we didn't have."
The follow-up to their debut 'London with the Lights On' is expected to drop this summer.
Stooshe to support mystery megastar
Stooshe are in talks to support a "major" male artist who they are not allowed to name.
The girl group - consisting of Karis Anderson, Alexandra Buggs and Courtney Rumbold - are set to return with their second album this year and are already planning on touring with a mystery "massive" artist.
Karis exclusively told BANG Showbiz: "There is a massive name that we can't name. Fingers crossed it happens. If it does it will be major like, major. A certain male."
Meanwhile, the girls have been to songwriting camp getting songs together for their forthcoming record.
The 'Lock Down' trio have been out of the spotlight since 2012, but have been busy behind the scenes writing and managing their own career since splitting from their label in 2013 and are currently putting the finishing touches to the record
Asked if the album is finished, Karis said: "Nearly. It was half way finished and we've just had a writing camp and got a whole influx of new songs that we've written. So now we are like we need to do more recording and get it all done. We are going to have a lot of choices to choose from, which with our last album we didn't have."
The follow-up to their debut 'London with the Lights On' is expected to drop this summer.
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Colin Vearncombe has died.
The 'Wonderful Life' hitmaker - who performed under the alias Black - passed away in hospital at the age of 53 yesterday (26.01.16), two weeks after he was involved in a car accident.
The Liverpudlian singer had suffered head injuries in the crash in Ireland on January 10 and was placed in an induced coma in the intensive care unit of Cork University Hospital, but never regained consciousness.
He died peacefully surrounded by his family - wife Camilla and their three sons - who were "singing him on his way".
The family has paid tribute to the care Colin received.
They said in a statement: "Colin received the best possible care from the expert and highly professional staff there and we are deeply grateful for everything they did".
Pete Wylie of The Mighty Wah! has paid tribute to his friend and fellow singer on Twitter.
He tweeted: "Such terribly terribly sad news about Colin Vearncombe RIP.
"I want to send all the love I can muster to Colin's parents, brother & partner + to all who loved him, and who he loved too.
"I could still sing the very first song Colin recorded with me in the WAH! studio. I remember it that clearly. And that voice!"
The family will hold a private funeral service, but a public memorial will also take place in Liverpool in the coming weeks.
Further details, including a charity in which donations can be made in memory of the singer, will be released in due course.
Wonderful Life singer Colin Vearncombe dies
Colin Vearncombe has died.
The 'Wonderful Life' hitmaker - who performed under the alias Black - passed away in hospital at the age of 53 yesterday (26.01.16), two weeks after he was involved in a car accident.
The Liverpudlian singer had suffered head injuries in the crash in Ireland on January 10 and was placed in an induced coma in the intensive care unit of Cork University Hospital, but never regained consciousness.
He died peacefully surrounded by his family - wife Camilla and their three sons - who were "singing him on his way".
The family has paid tribute to the care Colin received.
They said in a statement: "Colin received the best possible care from the expert and highly professional staff there and we are deeply grateful for everything they did".
Pete Wylie of The Mighty Wah! has paid tribute to his friend and fellow singer on Twitter.
He tweeted: "Such terribly terribly sad news about Colin Vearncombe RIP.
"I want to send all the love I can muster to Colin's parents, brother & partner + to all who loved him, and who he loved too.
"I could still sing the very first song Colin recorded with me in the WAH! studio. I remember it that clearly. And that voice!"
The family will hold a private funeral service, but a public memorial will also take place in Liverpool in the coming weeks.
Further details, including a charity in which donations can be made in memory of the singer, will be released in due course.
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Olly Murs, Ella Eyre, Jamie Lawson and Nathan Sykes join Take That at Barclaycard presents British Summer Time in Hyde Park on July 9.
'X Factor' co-host Olly previously revealed he would be joining the 'Back For Good' hitmakers as their fourth member to perform some songs and now he will hit the Great Oak Stage for his own set.
The 'Troublemaker' singer is thrilled to be playing the London landmark as he's never played there before.
In a statement, he said: "Hyde Park is an amazing place for a gig, and I've actually never played there so this is going to be up there with the biggest shows I've done. I love the Take That guys and it'll be great to see them there. Everyone who comes to my gigs knows I like enjoying myself and having loads of fun with the crowd ... I'm looking forward to a great night!"
And that's not all, Ella, rising talent Jamie and former The Wanted star Nathan will also take the stage on the day.
Ella is busy putting the finishing touches to her second LP and announced she would not be playing live until summer so she's likely to have some new music to share at the festival.
Nathan is enjoying success as a solo artist and recently re-released his single 'Over And Over Again' featuring former beau Ariana Grande, which could potentially see him bring the brunette beauty on stage as a special guest.
Completing the line-up for Saturday is 'Wasn't Expecting That' hitmaker Jamie, who was the first artist to sign to Ed Sheeran's own label Gingerbread Man Records and has already enjoyed global success with his number one self-titled debut LP.
The other headliners already announced for Barclaycard presents British Summer Time Hyde Park 2016 are Florence and the Machine on July 2 and Mumford & Sons and on July 8.
Go to www.bst-hydepark.com for tickets and information.
Olly Murs, Ella Eyre, Nathan Sykes join Take That at BST
Olly Murs, Ella Eyre, Jamie Lawson and Nathan Sykes join Take That at Barclaycard presents British Summer Time in Hyde Park on July 9.
'X Factor' co-host Olly previously revealed he would be joining the 'Back For Good' hitmakers as their fourth member to perform some songs and now he will hit the Great Oak Stage for his own set.
The 'Troublemaker' singer is thrilled to be playing the London landmark as he's never played there before.
In a statement, he said: "Hyde Park is an amazing place for a gig, and I've actually never played there so this is going to be up there with the biggest shows I've done. I love the Take That guys and it'll be great to see them there. Everyone who comes to my gigs knows I like enjoying myself and having loads of fun with the crowd ... I'm looking forward to a great night!"
And that's not all, Ella, rising talent Jamie and former The Wanted star Nathan will also take the stage on the day.
Ella is busy putting the finishing touches to her second LP and announced she would not be playing live until summer so she's likely to have some new music to share at the festival.
Nathan is enjoying success as a solo artist and recently re-released his single 'Over And Over Again' featuring former beau Ariana Grande, which could potentially see him bring the brunette beauty on stage as a special guest.
Completing the line-up for Saturday is 'Wasn't Expecting That' hitmaker Jamie, who was the first artist to sign to Ed Sheeran's own label Gingerbread Man Records and has already enjoyed global success with his number one self-titled debut LP.
The other headliners already announced for Barclaycard presents British Summer Time Hyde Park 2016 are Florence and the Machine on July 2 and Mumford & Sons and on July 8.
Go to www.bst-hydepark.com for tickets and information.