Ian Brown fans furiously walk out of 'c**p karaoke' gig as he performs without band

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Strictly Come Dancing hopeful Fleur East, 34, said she only got one rehearsal out of her dance partner Vito Coppola after he was "out for the count" last week.The professional dancer was just one of many struck down with an illness leaving those suffering worried about performing.Speaking on Hits Radio, the presenter said: "There were a few mentions on Saturday night, but it was a tough week for a lot of people in the competition."Hamza [Yassin] was very, very sick, so was Will [Mellor] and so was Kym [Marsh] and we didn't say anything on Saturday but Vito was really ill last week too."She added: "I got one full day of rehearsal with him.""Everyone was getting the flu, so, he was out for the count and in bed – he didn't move for two days."Lewis Hamilton confesses ‘I feel so alone’ after reflecting on splitWith Vito being ill, the former X Factor star said she had to learn the routine with a different dancer which threw her off."As soon as Vito did make it to rehearsals, he was a different height, had a different stance – it was like a brand-new routine I had to learn," she explained.Fleur added she only got six hours to dance with Vito before the production rehearsal on Friday.She went on to say the pair were determined to pull it together more than ever after being in the previous week's dance-off.Thankfully for her and Vito, they avoided the bottom two and sailed through to week five after their impressive Argentine Tango routine. Unfortunately for Kym, she found herself fighting for her place on the show with dance partner Graziano Di Prima.On Saturday night, the dancing duo performed a Samba to Volare by Gipsy Kings.Despite praise for their efforts, they battled it out in the dance-off against Matt Goss and Nadiya

coronavirus pandemic – and has "no regrets".Jodi Cross had been trying to fall pregnant with her husband Rob for a year.And as life slowed down for the furloughed hairdresser during the pandemic, she had more time to focus on planning for a baby. READ MORE: Mum banned from Halloween bash by 'Karens' after planning Jeffrey Dahmer costume for baby The couple, from Wixams, Bedfordshire, were delighted to find out they were expecting their first daughter during the second lockdown.She they decided to call her baby Lockie – short for lockdown.Jodi, 36, said: "We had been trying for a year to get pregnant and lockdown meant I was furloughed and Rob was working less."I think we just relaxed a bit because we had so much more time than we normally would, and then we found out I was pregnant."When she was born there was the new strain of Covid coming about – Omicron – so we knew she'd be a lockdown baby."So we named her Lockie for lockdown – we really liked the name, and lockdown was a good time in our lives because it was so relaxing."If it wasn't for the pandemic, the pair may not have fallen pregnant so quickly.Rob, 36, moved in with Jodi as the nationwide lockdown began in March 2020.Jodi recalled: "I ended up taking over a little salon during lockdown because I had been on furlough a long time."By this point we had been trying for a year and thought pregnancy wasn't going to happen so started to focus on work instead."A week later I found out I was pregnant."The couple were overjoyed – and got hitched in secret when Jodi was seven months pregnant.Their baby was born last November and they decided to celebrate her conception by calling her Lockie.Jodi said: "We know lots of people didn't enjoy lockdown but for us, it was a

Aljaž Škorjanec has revealed the real reason he quit Strictly Come Dancing 12 months after his wife is because he missed her too much.The former Strictly pro spent eight years dancing with Janette Manrara on the BBC hit show before she left to take over Zoe Ball as host of spin-off show It Takes Two last year. Her absence was felt by Aljaž who says he couldn’t get used to being paired with others professionally. Speaking exclusively to OK!, he said: “I made the decision a while ago but I never knew when was the right time to do it.

Liam Gallagher has shared his support for “the king” Ian Brown following the Stone Roses‘ singer’s decision to go solo.Gallagher took to social media to back Brown ahead of his homecoming show in Manchester last Friday (September 30).Fans of Brown had shared their anger last week after the singer performed a sold-out show in Leeds (September 25) without a band.Brown began his first UK headline tour in a decade at the city’s O2 Academy, with dates running through the next two week and ending with a Brixton Academy show in London on October 7.Gallagher’s thread began by comparing Brown to Sid Vicious several days after the Leeds show, writing: “Ian brown and sid vicious my way same thing long live punk.”Ian brown and sid vicious my way same thing Iong live punk— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) September 29, 2022When asked by a fan whether he had seen Brown’s “embarrassing performance”, Gallagher replied: “He’s never embarrassing he’s the king.”He’s never embarrassing he’s the king— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) September 29, 2022Another person asked Gallagher whether he would ever do a show with only a backing track, to which the former Oasis singer said he wouldn’t but that “Ian is ian and I don’t think he’s a bad man”.No but that’s me Ian is ian and I don’t think he’s a bad man— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) September 29, 2022Take a look at Ian Brown’s remaining dates on the tour below.OCTOBER 20223 – Birmingham, O2 Academy4 – Bournemouth, O2 Academy6 – Nottingham, Rock City7 – London, O2 Academy BrixtonBack in 2020, Ian Brown shared COVID pandemic-related conspiracy theories on Twitter and released an anti-lockdown song called ‘Little Seed Big Tree’.Meanwhile, Liam Gallagher recently confirmed he’s in talks with

Ian Brown played a homecoming Manchester gig this weekend (September 30), and dedicated the set to late Happy Mondays bassist Paul Ryder.Brown is currently on his first UK headline tour in a decade, and played the O2 Victoria Warehouse in his hometown on Friday night.As reported by the Manchester Evening News, Brown told the crowd: “I just want to dedicate tonight’s set to one of the greatest human beings I ever met. Let’s hear it for Mr Paul Ryder.”Ryder passed away on July 15 at the age of 58.

Liam Gallagher.Paul exclaimed to his 117,000 followers: "Update on my cancer, I had a full scan 10 days ago, and it's all clear, it's gone."The jubilant star added a message of heartfelt gratitude to those who had supported him through a difficult period."Thank you so much all of you for the messages I've had throughout, you've helped me more than you know," he assured fans.A post shared by Paul Arthurs (@boneheadspage)He also shouted out to the doctors who treated him, writing: "Thank you especially to the team @TheChristieNHS, into recovery now and see you all soon x (sic)."It's clear that Liam Gallagher and his family still have affection for Paul, whose Instagram bio describes him as a "founding member of Oasis".Not only did Liam hit the 'like' button on the post, but his 24-year-old daughter Molly wrote a message of congratulations, declaring it the "best news".Earlier this year, Paul had told of how he was "gutted" to be "missing gigs with Liam and the band".However, he'd been clear that his cancer was "treatable" and that he hoped to be back on the concert circuit soon.Now his wishes have come true, thanks to his successful treatment over the last few months.Liam had expressed his well wishes at the time he was first diagnosed, writing online: "Sending BIG love to the 1 n only Bonehead and his family wishing you a speedy recovery."We're all thinking of you rasta you'll be back on stage bfore you can say r we doing Colombia LG x (sic)."Another former Oasis member, Andy Bell, had also chimed in to say "Get well soon."Paul had quit the iconic rock group 23 years ago, citing a wish to step back from showbiz and spend more time with his family.Yet that hasn't stopped him from participating in other projects with Liam

Manchester music icon Ian Brown dedicated his big homecoming solo show in the city to Happy Mondays guitarist Paul Ryder. Stone Roses legend Ian played to a sold out crowd of 5,000 at Manchester's Victoria Warehouse on Friday night.

It has been quite a week for legendary Stone Roses frontman Ian Brown - after his decision to go it alone on his new solo tour without a live band. But while that decision infuriated some of his fans, he could most definitely count on the backing of one of his biggest fans - in the form of Liam Gallagher.

Oasis guitarist Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs has announced that he no longer has cancer.The news follows Arthurs undergoing treatment in June, after he was diagnosed with tonsil cancer in April of this year.“Update on my cancer”, the musician and founding Oasis member shared in an Instagram statement. “I had a full scan 10 days ago, and it’s all clear, it’s gone.

Oasis band member Bonehead, real name Paul Arthurs, is cancer free and former bandmate Liam Gallagher took to Twitter to share the positive news.Liam tweeted out about his diagnosis and fans and friends alike were overjoyed.In all caps, Liam wrote: "Yes Bonehead, we knew you'd kick its a***. So f***ing happy Guinness LG x"READ MORE:Liam Gallagher says he doesn’t get sad ‘for too long’ because he's good lookingMany fans were equally as happy to hear that he'd beaten cancer and noted that it may be a sign to get the band back together.One tweeted that it was "brilliant news," a happy follower said that they were "buzzing" while another told Liam that they are "so happy".One dedicated fan was so moved by the announcement that they admitted they were "sobbing," while another fan simply branded Bonehead "a legend of the game".Bonehead himself also tweeted: "Update on my cancer; I had a full scan 10 days ago and it’s all clear, it’s gone.

Oasis founder Bonehead has announced his cancer 'is gone' after a full scan ten days ago. The music star went on to thank staff at The Christie Hospital in Manchester as he shared the good news.

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Ian Brown responded to criticism of the opening of his UK tour the previous evening.Last Sunday (September 25), Brown began his first UK headline tour in a decade at Leeds’ O2 Academy. Following the show, fans shared their anger after the Stone Roses singer played his sold out big with no band, with some likening the performance to “karaoke”.One attendee in Leeds described the show as Brown “[doing] karaoke and [butchering] his own tunes,” adding: “Gutted to see Ian Brown turn up to his £40 a ticket, sold out gig at leeds tonight WITH NO BAND.“I’m a life long fan but it was bad.

Ian Brown fans have shared their anger after the Stone Roses singer played his sold out Leeds gig last night (September 25) with no band.Brown began his first UK headline tour in a decade at the city’s O2 Academy on Sunday night, with dates running through the next two weeks and ending with a Brixton Academy show in London on October 7.After the Leeds show, fans took to social media to share their disappointment at the set, with one describing it as Brown “[doing] karaoke and [butchering] his own tunes.”Alongside footage from the gig, the fan tweeted: “Gutted to see Ian Brown turn up to his £40 a ticket, sold out gig at leeds tonight WITH NO BAND.“I’m a life long fan but it was bad. Ian Brown does karaoke and butchers his own tunes.

Noel Gallagher doesn't appear to be a fan of The Royal Family as he made a subtle dig at them during a homecoming gig.The former Oasis star took to the stage in Manchester at the Football For Change dinner surrounded by celebs including Coleen Rooney and former footballer, Jamie Carragher.Just days after the world came together for the funeral of the late Queen Elizabeth, Noel threw shade at the British monarchy.READ MORE: Liam Gallagher plans epic Caribbean 50th birthday party - but Noel won't be thereThis however isn't the first time Noel has commented on the royals – in June, he expressed his frustration after discovering several members of staff took time off for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.At the time, he said: "Now, its appeal is dwindling, like religion."While performing on Thursday (September 22), the Longsight-born musician said: "Is anyone here from Manchester?"This is for the real Royal Family," before performing the 1994 Oasis song, Half The World Away, reports The Mirror.The song became the soundtrack for the BBC comedy series The Royle Family which entertained millions of viewers between 1998 and 2012.It comes after Noel revealed that the late David Bowie had inspired him to "put himself out there" with his music as part of Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds.Speaking to Sky News, he stated that Bowie has perhaps "one of the most interesting stories in all of music."He went on to say: "My relationship's purely through the music, really."I didn't really know him that well, I was first aware of him in the '80s, doing Let's Dance and all that, and then going back, when I was getting more into music, going back in time."I'm a big fan.

Liam Gallagher has finally revealed that he and John Squire of The Stone Roses are in talks to form a supergroup.Speculation has been rife about the potential of the two joining forces since Liam hinted at the possibility earlier this year, with fans of both Manchester rockers hoping for confirmation.During his sold-out performances at Knebworth, Liam brought the guitarist on stage to perform Oasis' 1995 hit track Champagne Supernova.READ MORE: Liam Gallagher says he gets 'battered on stage' and has brandy to 'chill out'Welcoming John onto the stage, the former Oasis star exclaimed: "A big f**king round of applause for the coolest man on the planet, the one and only John f**king Squire." At the time, Liam shared a tweet with his followers reading: "super group incoming LG JS," which sent fans into a frenzy.Now, he's confirmed the news, teasing that the pair are working on music together during an interview with Matt Wilkinson on Apple Music 1.When asked for an update, Burnage-born Liam responded: "Yeah, serious, man, but we've got things to do first, and he's got things to clear up and that.

Oasis in the early nineties, Liam Gallagher has become one of music's biggest stars.However, his antics on and off stage have become just as famous as the band's music.READ NEXT: Oasis' iconic Be Here Now album cover car goes missing as fans urged to find itFrom causing at the 1996 BRIT Awards, to making jibes at fellow musicians, Liam has been at the centre of some huge controversies throughout his career.As Liam celebrates his 50th birthday, Daily Star takes a look at the star's biggest controversies.Oasis are undeniably one of the biggest acts of all time and in the mid-nineties, they were one of the bands who had spearheaded the Brit Pop movement.It is no surprise then that they were honoured by the BRIT awards in 1996 as Best New Band.However, despite thanking "all the people" in their speech, the band's appearance did not come without a few controversies along the way.The late INXS singer Michael Hutchence gave the band their award, but Liam took the microphone and could be heard making a jibe at the star.He said: "'Right, first thing first. I heard Michael was going to give me a slap.

Liam Gallagher will tear up Mustique for his 50th – but brother Noel will not be there.The ex-Oasis hellraiser, whose big day is on Wednesday, has splurged around £30,000 on a villa.Family and friends will make the trip to the posh Caribbean island but not estranged Noel, 55.READ MORE: Liam Gallagher plans to 'hide' from 'hard' Brian May after 'slagging him off'A source said: “Liam has hired a really flash private villa which has a private beach for a week-long celebration.He wanted to go somewhere where he wouldn’t have people taking pictures.“He keeps joking that what happens on Mustique stays on Mustique, so we’re expecting a big bash.”Mustique is a small, private island in the West Indies and a favourite with royals and politicians.The idyllic island also a regular holiday location for royalty as the late Princess Margaret loved to visit.Liam and Noel broke up Oasis in 2009 and have been feuding for years since, and it's left fans worried the Britpop legends will never reunite.Liam recently performed at Wembley stadium at the Taylor Hawkins Tribute Concert, but he admitted he had to avoid Queen guitarist Brian May.He said he'd have to hide from rocker Brian as he 'slagged him off' years ago.Liam told Radio X: "I'm hiding from him [Brian May] because I've slagged him off, so if I do see him I'll be putting me hood up and running off."He's tall, man, he's tall.