Sunday, July 26, 2026

Gary Barlow says he’s ‘fallen off a cliff’ after The Circus Live tour

Gary Barlow has opened up about the emotional crash he’s been dealing with since Take That’s The Circus Live tour came to...

Latest Posts

Andrew Ridgeley was relieved to escape scrutiny after Wham!

Andrew Ridgeley was "glad to get away" from Wham!'s fame. The 63-year-old singer admitted it was an "immense relief"...

Kacey Musgraves baffles fans with mystery cancellation

Kacey Musgraves has left fans baffled after cancelling a string of tour dates without explanation. The 37-year-old star had...

Niall Horan surprised Ella Bright with Off Campus duet

Niall Horan surprised Ella Bright with a duet of Baby Now That I Found You. The former One Direction...

Charli xcx’s top five songs

Charli xcx has shared her top five songs from her own archive. The 33-year-old star – who has just...

Sigma confirm work on 2nd album

Sigma are working on their second album – five years after their debut release.
The drum and bass DJ duo, Cam Edwards and Joe Lenzie, have amassed "hundreds of tracks" for the record, and after whittling them down in the studio, they are putting the finishing touches in place.
Cam said: "We’re working on the second album at the moment.
"We’ve got hundreds of tracks and we’ve narrowed it down."
And the pair have teamed up with John Newman for a couple of songs on the record.
Cam said: "There’s a couple of bits with John Newman."
Sigma have only released one album, 2015’s ‘Life’, and Cam admitted the duo have ended up in the shadow of some of the "bigger" artists.
He added to The Sun newspaper’s Bizarre column: "With the bigger names, you’ve got the brand of that artist but you can end up in their shadow a bit."
Sigma are no stranger to collaborations, having previously had Tinie Tempah on the UK version of song ‘Forever’.
The tune originally just featured Migos star Quavo and Sebastian Kole, but was re-released with Tinie and ‘Bestie’ star Yxng Bane.
Speaking exclusively to BANG Showbiz about the collaboration in 2018, they said: "We’ve always been a fan of Tinie Tempah.
"We loved all of his early stuff and all the stuff he did with Labrinth.
"I think we’ve always spoken about working with him and when we were talking about doing a UK version of the track, he was the first name that came up.
"We are massive fans. We love the Afro/swing movement that is going on at the moment."

Latest Posts

Andrew Ridgeley was relieved to escape scrutiny after Wham!

Andrew Ridgeley was "glad to get away" from Wham!'s fame. The 63-year-old singer admitted it was an "immense relief"...

Kacey Musgraves baffles fans with mystery cancellation

Kacey Musgraves has left fans baffled after cancelling a string of tour dates without explanation. The 37-year-old star had...

Niall Horan surprised Ella Bright with Off Campus duet

Niall Horan surprised Ella Bright with a duet of Baby Now That I Found You. The former One Direction...

Charli xcx’s top five songs

Charli xcx has shared her top five songs from her own archive. The 33-year-old star – who has just...

Don't Miss

Mariah Carey planning festive European tour

Mariah Carey is planning a festive tour of Europe this year. The All I Want for Christmas hitmaker will...

Rush ‘in talks’ over Las Vegas Sphere residency

Rush are being lined up for a residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas. The Canadian rockers - who...

Fcukers’ ‘breakthrough’ year lands band an Independent Music Awards nomination

The Association of Independent Music has revealed the nominees for the 2026 Independent Music Awards. Cheekily-titled electronic group Fcukers,...

Sir Mick Jagger says ‘yes’ to another Glastonbury headline show

Sir Mick Jagger wants The Rolling Stones to make a Glastonbury headline comeback. The Rolling Stones frontman, 82, made...

Pixies declare Dave Grohl was ‘right’ about their ‘perfect’ album

The Pixies have backed Dave Grohl’s declaration their landmark debut album Surfer Rosa is “the perfect record”. Members of...

Stay in touch

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