Gareth Kelly: Last News

A Scots comedian has swapped his microphone for a pair of chef whites.

Bad Boy Chiller Crew have shared their latest single ‘BMW’ today – listen to it below.It’s the latest song released from their upcoming mixtape ‘Disrespectful’, following on from the recently released ‘Messages’.The 16-track collection also includes previous singles ‘Bikes N Scoobys’, ‘Don’t You Worry About Me’ and ‘Footsteps To My Shoes’.The mixtape will arrive on February 18 via Relentless Records.As with their last track, the song’s video has been directed by LG Vision. Check it out here:The group recently announced details a full UK and Ireland tour for 2022.The Bradford group will hit the road in April for headline performances in Leeds, Grimsby, Bristol, London, Manchester, Dublin and other cities throughout the month and into May.

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Bad Boy Chiller Crew say that they find it difficult to go anywhere in their hometown because they’re always getting mobbed.The Bradford comedy troupe and band have become so popular that they recently acquired their own series for ITV.Speaking in NME‘s Big Read, band member Gareth Kelly said: “We don’t feel like celebrities, but we can’t go anywhere anymore. It’s a headfuck knowing that we can’t ever go back to normal jobs.“To be honest, there is jealousy from people back home, but we haven’t really had much love from the music industry either.

Bad Boy Chiller Crew have said they’d like to collaborate with Elton John for a remixed version of his 1979 hit ‘Are You Ready For Love’.The Bradford group told NME in this week’s Big Read that it’s an ambition of theirs to persuade the pop legend to work with them.Bad Boy Chiller Crew’s first CD, ‘Git Up Mush’, was handmade and self-released by the boys who sourced copyright-free vocals from online sample library Splice for their songs’ choruses.“Tell Elton John that if he clears the ‘Are You Ready For Love’ vocals, we’ll remix it,” bandmember Kane Welsh told NME.

Kilmarnock residents Mikey Lennon and Gareth Kelly took over The Kings Arms in Fenwick at the start of March 2020 just as Covid hit.Undeterred, the duo forged ahead with their plans to transform the unloved, little-used local into a quality, food-serving outlet.As the nation went into lockdown, Mikey and Gareth embarked on a £30,000 refurbishment of the historic 18th century inn.Realising the pub had no income and keen to see it thrive, residents pitched in, donating their time to decorate, redo the lighting and revamp the garden, making it one of the biggest in the area.The Kings Arms’ cosy new-look, 120-seater garden and gastro menu put the local on the map when pubs reopened in July.By the time it had to close in October, it had become