News about Sam Fender

Sam Fender has dropped a major hint about his upcoming third studio album - after admitting he rushed his sophomore record. The Geordie rock star, 30, has released two albums: Hypersonic Missiles in 2019 and Seventeen Going Under in 2021. Sam appeared in the Sky Arts series Johnson & Knopfler's Music Legends where he revealed why he was taking his time with his third album. The Brit Award winner said: 'We have been recording and recording and making loads of stuff but it got to the point where I thought: "We don't need to get this out yet. We need to get it right". 'For the second one we rushed to get that out and the third one we started rushing and I thought: "No, we have got to take the time."

The Last Dinner Party, a British indie rock band, has sparked a lot of buzz online after the band's lead singer's 'tone deaf' remarks from an interview with The Times resurfaced. Critics have stated that Abigail (right), who attended Bedales, a school that will cost £42,500 a year, should avoid reporting on a topic about strained make ends meet. Emily Roberts, Abigail Morris, Aurora Nishevci, and Georgia Davies of The Last Dinner Party are on the left, from L to R.)

Since hearing rumors that the cast of the hit family comedy were getting back together one more time, Oscar Hartland (right), 15, is hoping the phone rings are ringing. In the Christmas special in 2019, Oscar starred Neil as a baby in four episodes (inset) and then as a 10-year-old. (left) I was chubby and I looked a bit like Smithy and Nessa,' the adolescent, from Caerphilly, South Wales, said, and it helped that I was younger. I was grateful because I was Neil as a child. I'd love to do it again, and if they are, I'm all set.'

The winners of the highly coveted BRITs Rising Star award, which are supported by BBC Radio 1, have been revealed by the BRIT Awards 2024 with Mastercard. Clara Amfo of BBC Radio 1 Future Sounds on Thursday evening as the DJ finally announced the winner of the coveted after award. The indie rock band was shortlisted alongside Tik Tok sensation Caity Baser and 19-year-old singer Sekou, who was the youngest person to be nominated for the rising star award.

The hopefuls follow Adele, Ellie Goulding, Jorja Smith, James Bay, and Sam Fender, who all received the award. The award, which is now known as the Critics' Choice award, is judged by a group of editors and commentators, with the distinction presenting at the BRIT ceremony on Saturday, March 2. The sought-after award is open to British artists who haven't achieved a Top 20 position or more than one Top 20 chart position in the Official Singles Chart as of October 31, 2023.

Many who were not charged with the clean-up were described as "completely appalling" by festivalgoers who abandoned their tents (left, bottom right), and garbage (top right) after the Leeds Festival. Volunteers from a refugee charity on the grounds of re-create tents, saying they had never seen litter on such a large scale, with many tents abandoned and slashed rendering them useless for reuse.

Following the conclusion of the three-day festival last night, aerial photographs reveal the extent of the garbage left behind by music enthusiasts. Billie Eilish ended proceedings on the main stage, with the Bank Holiday weekend extravaganza bringing together performances from Sam Fender, The Killers, Imagine Dragons, and The 1975. Every year, the festival attracts more than 100,000 people, many of whom are teenagers who have just obtained their GCSE and A-Level results. Campers packed up their bags and set off for the home comforts of a warm shower and a proper toilet today, prompting a mass clean-up of the site.

The capital was battered by the dark skies, thunder and thuding rain, while music enthusiasts at Reading and Leeds were forced to wear ponchos in the midst of downpours. Festivalgoers were encouraged to take advantage of the summer's mild weather and a yellow weather warning not too far away in the capital.

The Killers and The 1975 will be among the weekend headliners at Reading (left), while the Leeds crowds (right and inset bottom) are likely to enjoy Foals and Sam Fender, but Met Office forecasters have warned thousands of festival-goers that they will get to wet. Rain was forecast to have pounded Berkshire this afternoon, but Yorkshire would suffer the worst of the weather in the aftermath of a yellow thunderstorm warning that went into place at 11 a.m. and lasts until 8 p.m. (inset top). The yellow weather warning is distributed throughout the north-east of England from Alnwick, north of Newcastle, down to Skegness, and as far west as Huddersfield, Leeds and Bradford.

A woman who attended the Reading Festival yesterday made an observance of fellow festival goers that has made her feel 'old.' Mais, a Norfolk girl, posted a video on her TikTok account today ranting about being reminded of her age at the festival website. The 27-year-old - also known as @maissssssss on Facebook - captioned her video with the phrase 'No hate by the way, you guys do you.' Keep safe x' after finding out what the average age of those attending the annual festival is. Billie Eilish, Sam Fender, The Killers, Lewis Capaldi, Foals, and Imagine Dragons are among the headlining acts on this year's Reading Festival, which runs from August 25 to July 27. Mais, who has over 1000 followers on her website, has since earned 13,000 views and 496 likes.

Annastacia Palaszczuk was seen amongst revellers partying at Splendour in Bryon Bay's Grass. The Queensland chief, who had been dubbed a "part-time Premier" by her analysts, travelled over the border to the star-studded festival, which featured American rapper Lizzo, English rocker Sam Fender, and Russian feminist outfit Pussy Riot. It comes at a time when the Sunshine State is in the middle of multiple crises, including youth homicide rates spiraling out of control, the medical system banned, as the worst in Australia, and affordability concerns caused a rental shortage.

Hollie Shearer posed for swanky Instagram photos on Monday, sporting her toned midriff in a yellow silk crop top and matching low rise skirt.

The Splendour in the Grass music festival line-up has been revealed, and it is predicted to be a thrilling three-day concert headlined by world famous artists. The iconic NSW music festival is being headlined by Australian DJ Flume 31, American rapper Lizzo 34, and British folk rock band Mumford and Sons. The SITG Instagram account revealed the news in a post on Wednesday and captioned it with some uplifting words.

On Saturday evening, Sam Fender shocked punters by taking to the piano to perform a new track at the Prohibition Cabaret Bar in Newcastle. The BRIT Award winner, 28, a resident of North Shields, treated customers to a heartfelt song influenced by his grandparents that will appear on his forthcoming album. After stopping by for a solitary glass of whisky, cutting a casual figure in a dark hoodie, he displayed his amazing vocals.

During a charity evening for Sam Fender's foundation, Alan Shearer's daughter Hollie showcased her musical abilities. The teen star, 26, put on a leggy performance in a black leotard that she layered beneath a coordinating sheer dress with a massive rose on her shoulder. She teamed it with a pair of sparkly fishnet stockings that accented her toned legs, while a pair of translucent heels added inches to her frame.

Hollie Shearer dominated her father Alan's Foundation Ball at the Hilton Hotel in Newcastle on Saturday night, putting on a leggy display in a bodysuit and stockings. The singer, 26, displayed her adequate silhouette in her skin-tight outfit, which was backed by a layer of sheer fabric to complete the sultry look. She teamed it up with two pair of sparkly fishnet stockings that emphasised her toned legs, while a pair of clear heels added inches to her height.

ADRIAN THRILLS: Pink released her fourth album, I'm Not Dead, in 2006, there was a track starring her dad Jim Moore. The acoustic I Have Seen The Rain had been written 40 years by Jim when he was serving in Vietnam. It brought the tale to a thrilling conclusion with father and daughter harmonies. Jim, who died from prostate cancer in August 2021, was featured on Pink's latest album, Trustfall, with the American singer's tribute to When I Get There that breaks with emotion: "I hear a joke and I'd have told it better." .. ... is there a bar up there where you've got a favourite chair?'

On Tuesday, the rock star (bottom-right and bottom-left, with wife Sandra), who just weeks ago began touring with the actor, died 'peacefully' after contracting bacterial meningitis. The actor's family shared the sad news on his Twitter page, as well as a snapshot of him on stage with his trademark shades and guitar. As they promoted their debut album '18', which is up for three Brit Awards, the former Yardbirds star had just completed a transatlantic tour with Depp (top, together). In recent years, the two became close friends, and they were seen out partying in Newcastle with fellow musician Sam Fender last year. According to reports, Depp and "certain other rock stars" were at Beck's bedside in his final days. One told People: They had a really close relationship, they were very close, and they were even closer to this summer than when they were touring together this summer.' In the last two weeks, the disease seized quickly and everything was deteriorating quickly. Johnny is still dealing with this information. He's devastated.'

ADRIAN THRILLS: This weekend, Elton John's first appearance at Glastonbury in 2023 will be his first appearance in the United Kingdom, along with a Sunday night headline slot on June 25, which will be his last UK date on his farewell tour. If recent performances are anything to go by, we can expect a two-hour spectacle with hits and deeper cuts (glastonburyfestivals.co.uk). Other Glastonbury names have yet to be revealed, but Reading and Leeds Festivals have been quickest to announce impressive bill-toppers. Billie Eilish and Geordie rocker Sam Fender are among those appearing between August 25 and 27.

ADRIAN THRILLS: Florence + The Machine made an impressive fifth album, Dance Fever, which was inspired in part by how much they missed touring in lockdown. Sam Fender firmly established himself as the UK's best new rock star after a spectacular summer on the road. And Ringo's second live album from Los Angeles' Greek Theater included several illustrious pals.

With a star-studded lineup, the legendary Reading and Leeds festival is expected to return in 2023. The Killers and Foals have been confirmed as returning headlining acts, though a number of well-known celebrities will also appear at the long-awaited music extravaganza. Although a number of well-known chart-toppers, such as Sam Fender, Billie Eilish, Lewis Capaldi, and Imagine Dragons will make their Reading & Leeds headline debuts, a number of well-known chart-toppers such as Sam Fender, Billie Eilish, Lewis Capaldi, and Imagine Dragons will debut.

For the 2023 Rising Star BRIT Award, Cat Burns, FLO, and Nia Archives have been shortlisted. The shortlist was revealed on Tuesday and would see the artists go head-to-had for the coveted award, with the winner expected to be announced on Thursday 8th December. The hopefuls follow Adele, Ellie Goulding, Jorja Smith, James Bay, and Sam Fender, who all received the award.

The Mercury Prize award ceremony took place on Thursday at the Eventim Apollo in London, with Sam Fender, Little Simz, and Joy Crookes. For the coveted gong, the musicians will face Harry Styles, Wet Leg, and Self Esteem. Jessie Buckley and Bernard Butler, Fergieth McCreadie, Gwenno, Kojey Radical, Nova Twins, and Yard Act are among the performers scheduled to attend the concert, including Harry, who is currently on tour.

Little Simz has been named the winner of the 2022 Mercury Prize after her album 'Sometimes I Might Be Introvert' saw off competition from Sam Fender, Harry Styles, and Wet Leg to be crowned the champion at this year's function. Simz was named the winner by Jamz Supernova and was given a trophy and a cheque for £25,000 before closing out the evening's festivities at the Eventim Apollo in London on Tuesday evening. When she first took the stage, she was speechless, but then she said, 'Wow.' I'm really overwhelmed, and I'm extremely grateful.