News about Brian Molko

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On July 11, the frontman (inset), 50, was playing with the British band at the Sonic Park festival in Stupinigi, Italy, when he made the remarks about the far-right leader (right) in front of about 5,000 people. Molko yelling in Italian was seen on YouTube (left): "Giorgia Meloni, piece of s***t, nationalism, racial,' According to Italian news, Meloni has said she intends to take court action against the singer for his outburst. Since local authorities' investigation of Molko, Italian prosecutors are now being prosecuted for "contempt of the institutions."

During a performance on Thursday, Brian Molko paid tribute to Sinead O'Connor after his death at the age of 56 as he wrote a note for her. Sinead, the Placebo frontman, 50, was on the stage at the Low Festival in Benidorm, Spain, and he said the 'huge inspiration' to him. 'You made this world a safer place for the homeless and voiceless,' Brian said to the crowd in Spanish.

Brian Molko, Placebo's lead singer, underwent a dramatic transformation in 2021, including new teeth, long black hair, and a moustache. In a new video posted on Instagram on Tuesday, fans of the band went wild when a lookalike looked exactly like the singer, 50. @thecultof_brianmolko posted a video of himself sporting a wig and an all-black outfit, as well as Brian's favorite skinny jeans.

Placebo have announced the postponement of their remaining UK and Ireland gigs, as lead vocalist Brian Molko has been told he isn't fit enough to continue the tour by doctors. The 49-year-old Scottish-American singer had already stated, 'I'm no spring chicken and I'm very sick,' as he admitted that if he kept performing, he'll have to lose his voice forever. Due to both Brian's deteriorating health and a separate Covid outbreak, the British rock band had already postponed a number of dates over the course of this year.

After being compelled to postpone yet another performance on their European tour at Newcastle's O2 City Hall, Rock band Placebo has apologized to fans. Brian Molko, 49, admitted on Thursday that he is 'no spring chicken' and is 'quite ill,' and that he 'runs the chance of damaging' his voice,' adding that if he continues to ignore doctors' advice. He and guitarist and bassist Stefan Olsdal, 48, have apologised for being "repeat offenders" four months after canceled a date in Greece due to an illness and several others due to the COVID epidemic.