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exclusively to Daily Star, backstage at Radio 1's Big Weekend in Coventry, he vented his frustration at the decision, claiming it was an "awful" decision.Tom said: "Mate, it's awful – for Sheffield, that [Leadmill] is the heart and soul of music."I've played Leadmill, I've seen gigs in Leadmill and for me, it's one of the best venues for up-and-coming artists and for it to maybe be closing is sad, man."Sheffield is such a music city and the community is so strong there that hopefully, people will round the troops up and keep it open."My fingers are crossed and if I can do anything to help, I will."Reflecting on his favourite memory of the iconic club and music venue, he explained: "I think headlining it when I first did a tour, that was my first big tour."When I got told I was playing Leadmill, I couldn't believe it, that's probably my best memory."Announcing the devastating news, the venue took to Twitter saying: "Today we have received some devastating news that in 1 year's time, our Landlord is evicting us and forcing us to close."Please show your support by sharing this news & sending us your best memories that we can gather to help display all the reasons why #WeCantLoseLeadmill."Bands such as the Arctic Monkeys, Pulp, The Stone Roses, Oasis, Kings of Leon and The Killers have all headlined the venue, as well as artists such as Kate Nash, George Ezra and Lewis Capaldi.The owners, Electric Group, have since said there was "never any question" as to whether the venue would close at the end of its agreement in March 2023.Dominic Madden, CEO of the London-based company said: "For the avoidance of doubt, we are music people, we spend our lives running independent music venues and the Leadmill will continue to operate as

Huddersfield Town. The footballer, who previously played for Oxford United and Coventry City, announced the news on Instagram. Josh posted: “Asked my best friend to marry me".

Adele, 34, and Harry Styles, 28, reportedly turned down the opportunity to perform at the Platinum Jubilee weekend.The artists did not take to the stage as part of the four-day celebrations to honour the Queen's 70 years of service.The Platinum Party at the Palace was a huge show as part of the Queen’s celebrations earlier this month.The event saw a number of global superstars perform outside Buckingham Palace, including the likes of Queen, Rod Stewart and Alicia Keys. Concert organisers were apparently keen for Adele to join the line-up. However, the Los Angeles-based reportedly turned them down, snubbing the concert in spite of being awarded an MBE for her services to music in 2013. "They were told she couldn’t do it,” a source claimed.“Scheduling issues, or something like that, were given as an excuse."It caused a lot of surprise, particularly as she was awarded an MBE. “After all, how many chances will there be to perform in front of Buckingham Palace for the Queen?" the insider told The Daily Mail. Meanwhile, a source told the paper that Harry “was asked”, but did not go into further detail.A source close to the former One Direction explained to Express.co.uk that he has been busy on his tour as well as promoting his new album.He also headlined Radio 1's Big Weekend in Coventry the week prior.Express.co.uk have contacted Adele and Harry’s representatives for comment. Platinum Party at the Palace took place on June 4, featuring the Queen herself in a pre-recorded comedy segment with the much loved Paddington Bear. Comedian Lee Mack served as host for the event, while Prince William and Prince Charles gave speeches.There were some pre-taped tribute messages from some huge names, including Sir Paul McCartney and former

This Morning hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield suffered a mighty technical blunder which left them begging their crew for help.The famous ITV presenting duo panicked after realising nobody from their TV production crew seemed to be phoning members of the public during the call-in feature - called Spin to Win.They had just admitted the segment needed some work when they kicked it off on Thursday's edition of This Morning (June 16) - telling viewers they weren't sure what to do on screen when waiting for their callers.Holly and Phil joked they could just dance around on set as they waited to hear from their viewers - and revealed they'd had some "dirty" suggestions sent in which they wouldn't dare touch.But when they tried to get the segment moving, the show fell into chaos as nobody from the production team seemed to be calling anybody - the key part of Spin To Win.The initial dialing sound played, but silence fell on the studio when no ringing could be heard.The camera panned to smiling members of the ITV production team, as well as presenter Vanessa Feltz and This Morning's resident fashionista Gok Wan.A puzzled Phil asked: "What's happening?" before Holly asked: "Is the phone even ringing?" and Phil cried out: "Have we rung anyone? Have we?"He then started panicking and shouted: "Have we found anyone? Have we phoned anyone?"Holly cried: "The phone's not even ringing! It didn't even ring!" - and then the pair burst out laughing.Phil let out an exasperated sigh as Holly told their team: "Guys, we've got to tie all the bits together.

Naseem Akhtar, 42, is one of 15 albinos in her family. Her condition has meant that life hasn't always been easy as she's struggled to find her identity and faced abuse. But despite the turmoil, she's now proud to be a World Record Holder alongside her family members...

Fontaines D.C. have shared a new video for their track ‘Roman Holiday’, in which they recreate a ‘70s heist movie – scroll down the page to watch it now.The track is taken from the band’s latest album ‘Skinty Fia’, which arrived in April and topped the charts in the UK and Ireland.In the video, which was directed by Sam Taylor, Fontaines take on new monikers, including frontman Grian Chatten’s Marty “Stir” Crazy and guitarist Conor Curley’s David Leatherman.

Ed Sheeran’s had a busy few weeks of work but he’s now resuming his most important job – being a dad. The Bad Habits singer was a highlight at this weekend’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations, delivering an emotional performance of his ballad Perfect in honour of the Queen’s 70-year reign at the Pageant on Sunday. Moments after his acoustic version of the track, Her Majesty appeared on the balcony at Buckingham Palace alongside senior members of the Royal family, just behind the stage where Ed had performed. Ed’s set came just a week after he performed at BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend in Coventry, so it’s no surprise he’s ready to retreat back to his family for a while. During an interview with Anita Rani on BBC One before his performance, the singer said: ‘I’m going back [to daddy duties] after this.

Greg James has addressed his decision to stay put on the BBC Radio 1 Breakfast Show after previously admitting he very nearly walked away back in 2020. The presenter took over the hosting slot of the BBC morning show in 2018 after Nick Grimshaw’s departure, and has only increased the popularity of the early morning programme.  However, the cheery breakfast presenter came close to waving goodbye to his slot in the earlier days of the pandemic, much to the surprise of fans.

South Lanarkshire has confirmed the team that will take part in the International Children’s Games in August.

Fontaines D.C. have met the family of the late Margaret Keane who inspired their song ‘In ár gCroíthe go deo’.Back in 2020, the band came across the story of Keane, who died in 2018, in The Irish Post.The family of the former dinner lady, who lived in Coventry for most of her life before passing at age 73, had originally planned to have the Irish epitaph “In ár gCroithe go deo” – which translates as “in our hearts forever” – engraved on her headstone.

Calvin Harris looked like a kid in a candy shop as he joined Liverpool FC’s parade bus following their Champions League match today. The superstar DJ, who recently got engaged to presenter Vick Hope, was brought on-board to spin tracks for the Reds and their fans as the double-decker snaked around Merseyside on Sunday. It came after Liverpool suffered a defeat during the Champions League final in Paris on Saturday with Real Madrid taking the trophy. However, they have plenty to celebrate having won the FA Cup and Carabao Cup recently and what better way than to have one of the biggest DJs in the world soundtrack their victory parade.Calvin, who produced one of the club’s unofficial anthems, One Kiss, was spotted mingling with footballers Jordan Henderson, Andrew Robertson, Jordan Henderson and Virgil van Dijk. The music producer became an honorary member of the team as he was seen giving fans two thumbs up before treating the crowds to his songs. Hours before, the Summer hitmaker had shared his disappointment that he would be missing Liverpool’s game in France as he was headlining BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend in Coventry that night. However, Henderson sent a special message to the Reds fan, writing in an Instagram post: ‘Hi Calvin, it’s Jordan Henderson.

Vick Hope has shared a peek at her dazzling engagement ring following the news that she and DJ Calvin Harris are engaged. Calvin and Vick have been dating for around five months, with Calvin, 38 reportedly having popped the question underneath his favourite tree on his Ibiza farm two weeks ago.The 32 year old DJ looked beautiful as she sported glasses, a sparkling silver crop top and patterned shorts.

A woman who only ate crisp sandwiches for 23 years decided to she wanted to make a change after developing a chronic illness.

Calvin Harris and Dua Lipa are teaming up for their latest track Potion which drops tomorrow.

spoken out about the horrendous abuse she's faced since winning the crown.Rehema Muthamia, 26, who is of Kenyan heritage and spent some of her childhood growing up in the country, was awarded the Miss England crown in a glitzy ceremony in Coventry.Even though she received high praise in the competition she's admitted she's since had to face vile abuse such as being dubbed "Miss KFC" and having been asked "How is Miss England Black?" by vicious trolls. She told MyLondon: "I already knew I would face racism as a Black woman in England, not in London so much but being British and Black I am conscious of the fact people will be prejudice towards me."I've had comments from people saying it's 'Miss KFC not Miss England' and 'how is Miss England Black – if we go Africa they wouldn't crown a white Miss Nigeria.''"I have faced racism in the past and I'm aware of it happening so I was prepared for it, it's saddening to think people are racist and prejudiced in this day and age.

BBC Radio 6 Music has posted record listening figures in the first quarter of its 20th year of operation, the BBC has announced.The radio station was launched in 2002 with a focus on alternative music. At the time, it was the first national music radio station to be launched by the BBC in 32 years.According to the BBC, more than 2.8million listeners tuned in to BBC Radio 6 Music in the first quarter of the year.

Stirling’s attempt to be crowned the UK City of Culture 2025 cost more than £50,000 overall.

'Allo 'Allo star Robin Parkinson has died at age 92.The esteemed comedian and actor passed peacefully with his family by his side. A statement issued on behalf of his devastated family said: "Robin Parkinson, actor, known for 'Allo 'Allo and as the voice of Button Moon, has died peacefully at the age of 92 with his wife and daughters by his side." The 92 year old rose to stardom in the 70s and 80s securing a place as a regular on TV screens.

Online Darts TV. “But we won’t clash with semi-finals or the final, it’ll just be a session off. "Whether it’s England, regardless of that, the World Cup is a global event.

A woman who had her period every ten days has described how she feels “forced” to choose between freezing her eggs and owning her own home. Erin McDermott, 29, began taking the pill in her early teenage years because of the frequency of her periods, but wasn't given tests to find out what was causing it.

The BBC has commissioned a six-part drama about the UK’s ska and two-tone music scene, which hails from Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight.