Bruce Springsteen, Josh Homme and more to take part in Joe Strummer tribute live-stream

Arnold Schwarzenegger was his father."I remember the day very vividly," the 24-year-old told Men's Health. "I was in the eighth grade. Fifth or sixth period.

Adele has made a shocking swipe at the BRIT Awards' new gender-free category change, blasting: "I’m proud to be a woman."The Hello songstress slated the new format during her gushing thank you speech, claiming that while she "understands" the change, she is still very proud to represent her gender.As the star wrapped up her acceptance speech, she said: "And also, I understand why the name of this award has changed but I really love being a woman and being a female artist, I do, I'm really proud of us, I really am, thank you so much."Fans took to Twitter to react to the controversial comments."Female it's not a dirty word the Brits and other award shows need to start using it again. Females we exist," said one viewer.

BRIT Awards, has celebrated his win with a lavish afterparty.The star, 27, won the award for Best Rock/Alternative Act after his incredibly impressive stint in the music industry - and his plans for the celebration are already underway.Following the news that there are no official label after parties, Sam decided to make his own as he treated his friends.Sam, who famously landed the Greggs 'gold card', has put in a huge order for his afterparty with some of his absolute favourite snacks.Sources told Daily Star that a huge order for Greggs had been loaded onto Sam's party bus which is filled with multiple celebrities and taken to the secret after party location.The after party is taking place to allow the celebrities to truly celebrate in style after another successful year at the BRITs.Sam's decision to pick Greggs as his main food source comes as no surprise after the singer previously confessed he landed a gold card.Otherwise known as the 'Greggs High Roller' card, he added that multiple celebrities had also proudly donned the gift.Sam's BRITs success won't just be filled with sausage rolls, with the star confessing that his gongs will be going straight to his local pub The Low Lights Tavern.He was first discovered in the pub by his now manager when he was 18-years-old when he was pulling pints behind the bar.The star joked that the awards would be turned into pumps at the pub as a homage to his local boozer.Although he did land an award, he had solid intentions for his after party regardless.Speaking to Daily Star, Sam joked: "If you don't win, you have a party anyway and then if you do win, you have an even bigger party."Before the show, he said: "It's out of my hands, it's not like we're going to get on stage and

told Billboard at the time. “I’m not claiming that I’ve brought anything other to the band… but to have soldiered on under arduous conditions to try to make the thing work, and I think that’s what you do in a job, looking back.

FORMER Red Hot Chilli Peppers guitarist Jack Sherman has died aged 64. The group broke the news of his death on their Instagram page.  A statement read: “We of the RHCP family would like to wish Jack Sherman smooth sailing into the worlds beyond, for he has passed.

Michael Jackson hit out at The Beatles and Elvis Presley in a handwritten rant against racial inequality and how he used those injustices to fuel his rise.

MICHAEL Jackson rails against The Beatles and Elvis in unearthed letters — which show how racism fired him to superstardom. The never-before-seen 1987 notes — written at the height of his fame — reveal the singer’s anger over racial inequality.

Jack Sherman, a guitarist for the Red Hot Chili Peppers during their debut in the 1980s, has died at the age of 64. The band confirmed Sherman's passing in a statement shared on social media early Saturday.

Former Red Hot Chili Peppers guitarist Jack Sherman has died at the age of 64.

Red Hot Chilli Peppers guitarist Jack Sherman has died at the age of 64.The American musician, who was best known as the second guitarist to join the band, has passed away from known causes. Jack’s death was confirmed in a statement shared by the Red Hot Chilli Peppers on their Twitter page.

rock band has announced. The group took to social media to break the devastating news to their adoring fans.

Red Hot Chili Peppers fans consider Sherman to be essential member of the band.But he was left out when the band was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame eight years ago, in 2012.Speaking at the time, he said: "I’m being dishonored, and it sucks."Jack Sherman died aged 64, it was confirmed on August 22.The cause is as yet unknown, but Express.co.uk will update this story when more information is available.

“Jack played on our debut album as well as our first tour of the USA. “He was a unique dude and we thank him for all times good, bad and in between.

FORMER Red Hot Chilli Peppers guitarist Jack Sherman has died aged 64. The group broke the news of his death on their Instagram page.  A statement read: “We of the RHCP family would like to wish Jack Sherman smooth sailing into the worlds beyond, for he has passed.

Former Red Hot Chili Peppers guitarist Jack Sherman has died at 64, however no cause of death has been determined.The band announced Sherman's passing on Friday in an Instagram post, calling him 'unique.'The guitarist played on the band's debut self-titled album and contributed to their albums Freaky Styley,Mother’s Milk and The Abbey Road EP. RIP:Former Red Hot Chili Peppers guitarist Jack Sherman has died at 64, no cause of death has been determined (Sherman pictured in 1998)'We of the RHCP family would like to wish Jack Sherman smooth sailing into the worlds beyond, for he has passed,' the band wrote to Instagram.Adding: 'Jack played on our debut album as well as our first tour of the USA.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerJack Sherman, who was the guitarist on the first Red Hot Chili Peppers album and contributed to the group’s second, has died. He was 64 and no cause of death has been determined.“We of the RHCP family would like to wish Jack Sherman smooth sailing into the worlds beyond, for he has passed,” the group said on Instagram.

The organisers have stated that there will be "no fixed cost per view", but fans are being invited to "pay what they want" for their ticket allowing them to enjoy the unique show live at skerryvore.com. Red Hot Chilli Pipers founder and whisky connoisseur Stuart Cassells will be hosting the ‘Skerryvore: Live Across the World’ from The Tasting Room of the distillery where he will do a Live Q&A with the band, taking questions from fans online and hearing what they’ve been up to during lockdown.

Chris Willman Music WriterA two-hour tribute to the Clash’s Joe Strummer on his birthday this Friday will features performances or spoken testimonials from friends and fans including Bruce Springsteen, Lucinda Williams, Bob Weir, Beto O’Rourke, Josh Homme, Steve Buscemi, Jim Jarmusch, the Dropkick Murphys and others.Dubbed “A Song for Joe: Celebrating the Life of Joe Strummer,” the webcast is free but will serve as a benefit soliciting donations for Save Our Stages, the initiative aimed at getting federal relief for clubs and theaters that are completely shut down and likely to remain that way for many months to come. The show airs Friday at 3 p.m.

Bruce Springsteen has used his seminal track ‘The Rising’ to soundtrack a new advert supporting Joe Biden’s presidential campaign.The clip debuted during the first night of the Democratic National Convention yesterday (August 17), and features stirring images of health care workers, empty US streets and everyday people wearing masks to reflect the coronavirus pandemic.It then goes on to draw a parallel between the pandemic and the pain of 9/11 – which initially inspired Springsteen to write the 2002 song.Springsteen and his wife Patty Scialfa are also seen briefly in the clip, which ends with footage of presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Biden.Come on up for #therising https://t.co/ocbt1TfWcS— Bruce Springsteen (@springsteen)

Bruce Springsteen took his love for Lana Del Rey to a new level as he called her “one of the best songwriters in the country.”

Bruce Springsteen has called Lana Del Rey “simply one of the best songwriters” in the US in the latest episode of his radio series.The Boss hosts From His Home To Yours on SiriusXM and played Del Rey’s 2012 track ‘American’ in the most recent instalment.In the song, the star name-checks Springsteen himself, singing: “Springsteen is the kind, don’t you think?/I was like, hell yeah that guy can sing.” After playing the song, the veteran musician said: “She’s, uh, name-checking some guy from New Jersey in there. I’m not sure who.”He continued to talk about Del Rey, calling her hometown of Lake Placid, NY a “fabulous little American town”, before moving on to discuss her songwriting itself.