Andrew Innes: Last News

A man who murdered a mum and daughter before burying their bodies under his kitchen floor has lost a bid to appeal against his conviction and sentence.

Primal Scream brought out Paul Weller for ‘Rocks’ at the Brixton Academy Gig For Gaza benefit show last night (December 13).Weller, former frontman of The Jam, curated the line-up for the benefit show which was raising money for MAP (Medical Aid For Palestinians) and Gaza Forever. Both charities provide essential aid – including food, medical supplies and emergency shelter – for those suffering in Gaza amid the current humanitarian crisis.At the end of Primal Scream’s 45-minute set, Weller joined them for ‘Rocks’, playing the song’s iconic opening riff on guitar.Check out the full set below:The band took to Instagram the next day to thank Weller and his wife Hannah for organising the gig, while also praising the other artists who performed.

Primal Scream have announced details of ‘Come Ahead’ – their first new album in eight years. Check out the new single ‘Love Insurrection’ below.Announced today (July 17), the new project will mark the band’s 12th studio album and first full-length LP since 2016’s ‘Chaosmosis’. It’ll contain 11 new tracks, and is set to see songwriter, vocalist and frontman Bobby Gillespie deliver some of his most personal and emotionally-open work of his career.The writing process began back in 2022, and came during a time when Gillespie was unsure if he would make another Primal Scream album again.

Richard Ayoade joined Dinosaur Jr. on stage at their London show last night (November 13) as a special guest.The rock veterans are currently completing a four-night residency at The Garage in Islington in honour of the 30th anniversary of their fifth studio LP, ‘Where You Been’.Last night (November 13), Ayoade joined the band on stage and played guitar during a live rendition of ‘The Lung’.The actor and director is no stranger to the music world.

This is the disturbing moment a Scots killer purchased a hammer and cement in B&Q before murdering a mum and her child.

The sister of Bennylyn Burke has spoken of the chilling messages and video call she shared with evil killer Andrew Innes, and how she even encouraged her sibling to go to Dundee.

This is the moment police arrived at killer Andrew Innes's home and arrested him for the sickening murders of young mum Bennylyn Burke and her young daughter Jellica.

A man who killed a woman and her two-year-old daughter before burying their bodies under his kitchen floor has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 36 years.

The family of Bennylyn Burke, who was murdered and buried under floorboards along with her two-year-old daughter, say the light has "been snuffled" out by her death.

A consultant psychiatrist has told a court how a double murder accused has repeatedly changed his account about how he killed a mum. Dr Gordon Cowan, 36, told a jury on Friday how Andrew Innes, 52, has repeatedly altered his account about how he killed Bennylyn Burke, 25, in February 2021.

A double murder accused wept as he told a jury how he was “apocalyptically angry” in the moments before he repeatedly struck a mum with a hammer.

A girl at the Dundee home where Bennylyn Burke and her daughter Jellica were killed told police she "should have saved them" but could not because she did not know what was happening.

A murder accused 'killed' a mum and her daughter and concealed their bodies 'in concrete' underneath a kitchen floor, a court heard. Andrew Innes, 52, accepted he caused the deaths of 25-year-old Bennylyn Burke and two-year-old Jellica at a house at the city’s Troon Avenue, Dundee in 2021.

A man accused of murdering a mother and her two-year-old daughter could have acted with diminished responsibility, his legal team claimed today. Andrew Innes allegedly killed Bennylyn Burke, 25, and her child Jellica Burke at a house in Troon Avenue, Dundee between February 20 and March 5, 2021.

Primal Scream have sold a 50 per cent stake of their song rights to BMG, along with their neighbouring rights.The band’s frontman Bobby Gillespie, guitarist Andrew Innes and the estate of late bassist, guitarist and keyboardist Robert Young, have all struck a deal with the publishing arm of the label.BMG now owns 50 per cent of the three musicians’ song rights to the entire Primal Scream back catalogue, from their 1987 debut ‘Screamadelica’ to their latest album, 2016’s ‘Chaosmosis’. The label has also purchased the trio’s neighbouring rights – the public performance right that is paid to performing artists, rather than a song’s writers or publishers – in full.“Primal Scream are one of the most influential bands of the past 30 years with a cultural resonance which continues today,” Alistair Norbury, BMG’s president of repertoire and marketing UK, said.

BMG has acquired a 50% stake in the song catalogues and, on the recordings side, a stake in the so called neighbouring rights income of Bobby Gillespie, Andrew Innes and the estate of Robert Young for their work with Primal Scream. The deal covers all eleven of the band’s albums.“Primal Scream are one of the most influential bands of the past 30 years with a cultural resonance which continues today”, says Alistair Norbury, BMG President Repertoire & Marketing UK.

Bobby Gillespie and Jehnny Beth have shared their second collaborative single, ‘Chase It Down’ – you can hear the new track below.The song is taken from the duo’s upcoming joint album ‘Utopian Ashes’, which is set for release on July 2.‘Chase It Down’ serves as the opening track on the new album and introduces the record’s narrative about “a withering marriage”.The song features the work of Primal Scream’s Andrew Innes (guitar), Martin Duffy (piano) and Darrin Mooney (drums), as well as Beth’s music partner Johnny Hostile (bass).The Thomas James-directed video for ‘Chase It Down’ has also been released today (May 6), and you can hear the new song in the below clip.“In the same way you create characters for a novel, we’ve created characters