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How to buy Doja Cat tickets for UK tour with presale now | Music | Entertainment
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How to buy Doja Cat tickets for UK tour with presale now | Music | Entertainment

Doja Cat has played a sporadic few shows around the UK over the past years, but now her time has come. The American star has just confirmed a string of tour dates in Great Britain in May, 2026, where she'll play arenas around the nation. This is part of her Tour Ma Vie World Tour, where she will also be visiting the USA, South America, Europe and more.During this adventure, the platinum-selling artist will be performing at some enormous venues such as London's O2 Arena, Birmingham's Utilita Arena, Glasgow's OVO Hydro and Manchester's Co-op Live. And for that fans who want the best chance of buying tickets, there is a presale. Below, we've detailed exactly how to get tickets this week.Doja Cat tickets will be released on Friday, October 3, 2025, at 10am.These tickets are general onsale, ...
How to buy My Chemical Romance tickets now for The Black Parade 2026 | Music | Entertainment
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How to buy My Chemical Romance tickets now for The Black Parade 2026 | Music | Entertainment

My Chemical Romance has had British millennials in a frenzy over the past month. After what felt like weeks of suspense, the 2000s emo rockers finally confirmed some UK tour dates in 2026. Then, after those first two London dates sold out, MCR confirmed even more shows. These included gigs in Liverpool, Glasgow and - yes - another show in London. Tickets for these shows went on sale last week, and almost sold out once again.Since then, fans have been flocking to resale websites to get their fix. Here, they have been able to buy tickets without wrestling with online queues, and indeed with more options, as some of the only tickets left are the uber-expensive entries. We've broken down everywhere fans can get theirs now below.However, for the fans who would prefer not to buy tickets from ...
Oasis ‘confirm’ 2026 tour dates as Ticketmaster investigated for ‘dynamic pricing’ | Celebrity News | Showbiz & TV
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Oasis ‘confirm’ 2026 tour dates as Ticketmaster investigated for ‘dynamic pricing’ | Celebrity News | Showbiz & TV

Oasis icon Liam Gallagher appeared to confirm that the band would return on the road for another tour next year. The English rock band returned to Wembley on Saturday (September 27) for the penultimate UK show of their mammoth 2025 reunion tour, which kicked off in July.As fans dread the end of the concerts, the singer seemed to fill millions with hope and hinted they could return to the stage. Before closing the show with their 1996 hit, Champagne Supernova, Liam praised fans for making the comeback a success and told them there was more to come.The 53-year-old announced: “I wanna thank you lot for keeping the faith and putting this band back on the f*****g map. Champagne Supernova. See you next year!” Liam’s speech was met with cheers of excitement from the sold-out crowd. During the ...
Singer issues health update after collapsing on stage in front of fans | Celebrity News | Showbiz & TV
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Singer issues health update after collapsing on stage in front of fans | Celebrity News | Showbiz & TV

Singer Lola Young reassured fans she's "doing OK" after a dramatic collapse on stage at New York's All Things Go Festival. The 24-year-old artist was caught on video swaying and then suddenly dropping her microphone, falling backwards mid-performance at Forest Hills Stadium on Saturday. Taking to Instagram after the scare, Young posted: "Hi, for anyone who saw my set at All Things Go today, I am doing ok now. Thank you for all of your support, Lola." The incident occurred as she performed Conceited from her second album, This Wasn't Meant For You Anyway.Rapper Doechii, also known as Jaylah Hickmon, rallied the audience in support of Young after the unsettling event, leading a chant of "We love you, Lola".Doechii expressed her concern, saying: "She's an incredibly talented artist, and sh...
I listen to music every day – these are the 5 best albums of all time | Music | Entertainment
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I listen to music every day – these are the 5 best albums of all time | Music | Entertainment

What are your five favourite albums of all time? (Image: Getty)Music is the language that connects people all over the world, it provides a soundtrack for celebrations, sad times and quite often the commute to work. Although streaming sites and social media are often where people go to to listen to music now, it's CDs and vinyls that I still opt for most of the time. Specific albums can take you back to a certain time in your life and having a physical copy that represents that will always be more special that a playlist put together on Spotify. I have made a list of five albums I think you need to listen to, if you haven't already. READ MORE: Grammy winning Hollywood legend that worked with Talking Heads dies READ MORE: Tinie Tempah, Diana Vickers and Candice Brown celebrate at karo...
KISS legend, 74, rushed to hospital after studio fall as gig axed | Celebrity News | Showbiz & TV
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KISS legend, 74, rushed to hospital after studio fall as gig axed | Celebrity News | Showbiz & TV

Ace Frehley was forced to cancel a show in California after he experienced a fall. The former KISS guitarist, 74, was forced to axe the gig after he suffered a "minor fall" in his studio. In a social media post shared by the rock guitarist’s Instagram page, he explained that he was forced to cancel the show on his 10,000 Volts Tour on doctor’s orders. He had released his last album, 10,000 Volts, in February 2024 and is expected to perform his next gig on October 10 in Decatur, Illinois. Frehley is best known as a founding member of the 1970s glam rock band, KISS, and was a major part of the group for 10 years before departing for a solo career.His Instagram post said: "Dear Rock Soldiers, Ace had a minor fall in his studio, resulting in a trip to the hospital. He is fine, but against h...
Roger Taylor ‘furious’ with Freddie Mercury during Bohemian Rhapsody sessions | Music | Entertainment
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Roger Taylor ‘furious’ with Freddie Mercury during Bohemian Rhapsody sessions | Music | Entertainment

At almost six minutes in length with bizarre lyrics, Bohemian Rhapsody was a huge risk for Queen.Elton John said at the time, “Are you f***ing crazy? That will never be a hit. It’s too long!”The recording sessions for their new album, A Night at the Opera, took place 50 years ago at Rockfield Studios in Wales and were recreated in the 2018 Freddie Mercury biopic Bohemian Rhapsody.Settling in, doubts over the singer’s new song were also rife within the band, with Roger Taylor reflecting: “It seemed to go on forever.“The way we would do it, all three of us would sing every part, which gave it a real thickness, a body.”Only the drummer could manage the highest “Galileos” and his patience for the specifics of Freddie’s direction soon fizzled out. Speaking with Rolling Stone, assistant engin...
How to buy Slam Dunk 2026 tickets now | Music | Entertainment
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How to buy Slam Dunk 2026 tickets now | Music | Entertainment

Slam Dunk 2025 was one of the biggest and best-loved line-ups for the festival yet. And 2026 is attempting to surpass its greatness. In previous years alternative music fans have enjoyed the likes of New Found Glory, A Day To Remember, Neck Deep, Knuckle Puck and Hot Mulligan on main stages, the follow-up is just as exceptional.This week, Slam Dunk has confirmed its 2026 line-up for the May Bank Holiday weekend will include some huge names including Good Charlotte (for a European exclusive show), Sublime (with their first-ever UK show), Allister, Broadside, PRESIDENT, Taking Back Sunday, Stand Atlantic and many more. We've got the full line-up (so far) below, but first, we've got information on how to buy tickets.Slam Dunk 2026 tickets will be released on Saturday, September 27, 2025, a...
Amazing Grace, how sweet Robert Plant (and Suzi) sound | Music | Entertainment
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Amazing Grace, how sweet Robert Plant (and Suzi) sound | Music | Entertainment

Robert Plant. Saving Grace. He’s best known for fronting Led Zeppelin of course, but there is little sign of rock’n’roll sturm und drang here. ‘Percy’ Plant and his crack team of Black Country musicians sail closer to traditional folk as they re-interpret a broad range of timeless numbers. Ten tasteful tracks stretch from the melodic, albeit morbid ballad I Will Never Marry to an urgent cover of blues queen Memphis Minnie’s Chevrolet underpinned by Tony Kelsey’s guitar picking. It’s all rather beautiful. Their sublime version of The Low Anthem’s Ticket Taker is a spine-tingling duet between Plant and Suzi Dian, buoyed by Barney Morse-Brown’s swelling cello. Plant has famously worked with Alison Krauss, Sandy Denny and Patti Griffin but Dian holds her own in that prestigious company. The...
Busted vs McFly is the show of their career – but it’s missing what it advertises | Music | Entertainment
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Busted vs McFly is the show of their career – but it’s missing what it advertises | Music | Entertainment

Busted and McFly have skirted around the same stages for decades. It's no wonder, considering they came up in the British pop-punk music scene at the same time, with similar music and indeed similar styles. While there have been allusions to feuds throughout the years, the bands are now fast friends - but that hasn't stopped them from putting on their biggest and most aggressive tour yet: the Busted vs McFly tour. And the first night of the show at London's O2 Arena was something to behold. This onslaught of entertainment was brought to life in a far different way than any of their gigs before. Instead of support acts and changeover times, the music began with McFly belting out their hits before Busted did the same. Then, the surprises began. First up though: McFly; And these are master...