Jake Bugg: Last News

Another nine people were arrested at Gerry Cinnamon 's Hampden Park performance on Sunday night. It follows 13 arrests on the musician's Saturday night gig at the Glasgow stadium, bringing the total to 22 over the two shows.

Police have made 13 arrests at Gerry Cinnamon's first of two concerts at Hampden Park - with people detained for "disorder-related offences".

Chaotic scenes were reported at Hampden Park this evening as Gerry Cinnamon revellers queued for hours as their "valid tickets" were refused.

READ MORE:Jake Bugg talks joining Liam Gallagher’s band, festival tales and new musicThe stadium tour will kick off early next year with dates in Leeds, Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpool, Glasgow and Cardiff before finishing with a night at London's OVO Arena at Wembley on February 4.During their sit-down chat with Daily Star, the band spilled their honest opinions on the Britain's biggest rock and pop stars today - including Harry Styles and Liam Gallagher.Singer Justin Hawkins said Harry Styles was a "good role model for everybody" when asked what he thought about the former One Direction star, who just headlined Wembley stadium with his Harry's House tour.He said: "He’s a really good role model for everybody, basically. He’s just a nice bloke, isn’t he? And he’s doing stuff that has an eerie familiarity about it, but ultimately it’s pop music and he’s the most popular one.

READ MORE:Jake Bugg talks joining Liam Gallagher’s band, festival tales and new musicTheir second tour was a special one, though, as it celebrated the 10 year anniversary of their life-changing Free album, which caught airtime on Zane Lowe's Radio 1 show back in 2011.Free fires off epic alternative anthems like Make A Beast Of Myself, Time For You to Stand Up and Crash Land, where you'll hear fans religiously scream back the lyrics: "We're f***ed" at every show without fail.Fast-forward a decade, and lead singer Sam is still determined to bring the party at every show with one simple mission; give people "the best gig of their life".Sam chatted exclusively to Daily Star's Sam Huntley about all things music, from The Beatles and Foo Fighters to how he writes songs, lead singer pressures and why it's so vital to be vulnerable.How does it feel to be out on tour again?"It feels strange. We’ve already done a UK tour.

Move over, Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker! Cara Delevingne and singer Minke are the latest pair to engage in a steamy makeout session on the Italian Rivera.

Cara Delevingne added a splash of color to her ensemble with a rainbow mask while she walked through John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City on Thursday.The mask may have been to celebrateLGBT Pride Month which is June.The actress, 29, added a black hooded sweatshirt, matching sweatpants and a pair of black shoes.

Renforshort has announced details of her debut album ‘Dear Amelia’ – you can listen to her new Travis Barker-featuring single ‘We’ll Make This OK’ below.The Canadian artist will release ‘Dear Amelia’ on July 8 via Interscope Records, which will serve as the follow-up to her 2021 EP ‘Off Saint Dominique’.Renforshort worked with her longtime collaborator Jeff Hazin on ‘Dear Amelia’, while the likes of Jake Bugg, David Pramik, Alexander 23, Andy Seltzer, John Ryan, Tia Scola and Nick Long all contributed to the record.Described as “an up-close and thrillingly honest journey through the darkest parts of her psyche”, the album features the previously released singles ‘Made For You’ and ‘Moshpit’.‘Dear Amelia’ has been previewed today (May 12) by the release of ‘We’ll Make This OK’, which sees Renforshort linking up with Blink-182 drummer Barker.You can watch the Nikko LaMere-directed video for ‘We’ll Make This OK’, which was shot in LA, above.You can see the tracklist and artwork for Renforshort’s ‘Dear Amelia’ below.1. ‘i miss myself’2. ‘made for you’3. ‘moshpit’4. ‘hate the way you love me’5. ‘we’ll make this ok’ (feat. Travis Barker)6. ‘I thot you were cool’7. ‘don’t come back’8. ‘let you down’ (feat. Jake Bugg)9. ‘better off’10. ‘Julian, king of Manhattan’11. ‘not my friend’12. ‘amelia’ Renforshort will play live at a host of festivals this summer, including the likes of Firefly, Hangout Fest and Splendour In The Grass.

Ed Sheeran, Noel Gallagher, The Who, AC/DC, and Depeche Mode are among the more than 35 musicians supporting the Teenage Cancer Trust auction.The artists have donated items for the charity’s Star Boot Sale fundraiser, which started on April 29 and will continue for two weeks before ending on May 12.

BBC Introducing Stage with his trusty guitar at Glastonbury Festival 2011, before signing to mega music label, Mercury Records.The Nottingham-born singer rocketed through the ranks of the UK music scene in the 2010s after bagging a number one UK album with his self-titled debut record in 2012.The high-flyer would soon support the likes of Noel Gallagher and The Rolling Stones, make music with Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith and earn a Brit Award nod for British Breakthrough Act in 2013.Fulfilling every young artist's dream, young Jake graced the legendary Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury 2013 - becoming the first act to ever move from the BBC Introducing Stage to the main stage in successive years.Fast forward a decade, then, and the Lightning Bolt star has been touring the UK with his fifth studio album, Saturday Night, Sunday Morning which he dropped last year.Speaking exclusively to Daily Star, Jake opened up about fame, festivals, hometown friends, and the football.How’s the UK tour been, and what’s it like to be out playing shows again?"It’s great man. It’s quite indescribable really because it’s been so long since I’ve had the opportunity to be back out on the road and I think not only as artists ourselves, but the crowd also are just so much more appreciative and grateful for having live music back I think."What’s the response been like to your latest album?"It’s been great to be honest.

Welsh rock legends Stereophonics have been announced as the headliner for the second day of Dundee's first ever Summer Sessions.

Dundee DJ Hannah Laing says she intends to "make a statement" when she takes to the stage at BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend later this spring.

The Kooks have been announced as headliners for Thursday and will join previously announced headliners, Courteeners, Blossoms and Stereophonics.Speaking about their headline slot, The Kooks frontman Luke Pritchard said: ​​“We’re really excited to be headlining Y Not Festival this year on the Thursday night.“This is our first time playing Y Not, so we can’t wait to see you all and celebrate its return after two years away. We’re gonna start the weekend early with the biggest party ever!”Joining them in the new wave of acts announced will be Jake Bugg, KELIS, Amy McDonald, The Hunna, Lucy Spraggan and more.

Kaiser Chiefs and Jake Bugg are set to headline At Ease, a brand new festival that will be held in Suffolk this summer.The event takes place between August 26-28 and will be staged in Thetford’s Euston Park. It will raise money for two charities: Sporting Force and My Black Dog.Kaiser Chiefs and Jake Bugg will top the bill over the weekend, and will be joined by Happy Mondays, Natalie Imbruglia, The Bootleg Beatles, Noasis, Abba Gold and many more.The festival will also feature two days of guest conversations with live discussions on mental health and wellbeing, kids entertainment from Horrible Histories and Fireman Sam, family workshops, fairground rides, vintage stores, wellness treatments, daily yoga, street food and other attractions.A post shared by At Ease Festival (@ateasefestival)Tickets for the festival go on sale at 9am this Friday (February 25) and will be available to purchase here.

Stereophonics and Anne-Marie are set to headline Big Feastival, a music and food festival hosted by Blur’s Alex James on his Cotswolds farm.The Human League will join them at the top of the bill while special guests Sugababes will also perform at the festival, which is set to take place August 26-28.Stereophonics will play the Sunday night and Anne-Marie will close Saturday, while The Human League are set to headline the Friday night.Also appearing across the weekend are Alfie Templeman, The Futureheads, The Sherlocks, The Lottery Winners and Lola Young. Jake Bugg, Gabrielle, Sam Ryder and a Basement Jaxx DJ set have also been confirmed, with more musical acts still to be announced.Big Feastival also has a full line-up of guest chefs and family entertainment to be revealed in the coming weeks.A post shared by The Big Feastival (@thebigfeastival)“We’ve been busy building on last summer’s sold out festival and our strongest line up yet will bookend what promises to be an unforgettable summer of celebration.

Big Feastival 2022 is back with a bang and has announced some big names including Anne-Marie, Sugababes and Stereophonics.Other acts who will be performing at the show also include The Human League, Jake Bugg, Gabrielle, Basement Jaxx, among many more.The Cotswold festival will be going large this summer at the end of August for a two-day special starting on the 26th - 28th.The festival is presented by M&S Food and returns for its eleventh year on the bank holiday weekend.The show will be hosted at Alex James’ Farm is renowned for delivering incredible live music, critically acclaimed chefs, award-winning street food.Talking about the festival, Alex James said: "We've been busy building on last summer's sold out festival and our strongest line up yet will bookend what promises to be an unforgettable summer of celebration."This is just the tip of the iceberg - best to book camping now to avoid disappointment. Roll on August Bank Holiday Weekend."Kicking off the party on Friday night with synth-pop icons The Human League.

Jake Bugg and Pa Salieu have been confirmed for Reading Festival today (August 29).The final day of Reading & Leeds kicked off this afternoon, with the southern edition of the event set to see huge sets from Blossoms, Yungblud, Holly Humberstone, Girl In Red and more.Now, Coventry rapper Pa Salieu has confirmed news of a secret set on the BBC Introducing Stage at 16:25, while Jake Bugg, whose new album ‘Saturday Night, Sunday Morning’ arrived last week (August 20), will take over the Festival Republic Stage at 16:35.Check out the rest of the stage times for Reading & Leeds 2021 here.

Olivia Rodrigo’s Sour reclaims the top spot on the Official Albums Chart, boosted by its release on vinyl this week.

Saturday Night, Sunday Morning (★★★☆☆) is Bugg’s first album since embarking on a sort of career relaunch after the tepid reception of his last album, and it is readily apparent from the first few tracks that with his pivot, he has found the sharpness he was looking for, and recaptured some of the rawness of his early work.Aside from his singularly strange name-checking of ABBA as an influence on the album’s sound, there is definitely more of a radio-ready pop sensibility to it, bolstered by the input of powerhouse songwriters including Andrew Watt and Ali Tamposi whose recent credits include the likes of Miley Cyrus and Dua Lipa.Leveraging that star power pays off right out of the gate, when he comes out swinging and stomping with the

Olivia Rodrigo’s record-breaking debut album Sour is on course to return to Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart following its release on vinyl.

Jake Bugg has said his past feud with Noel Gallagher is now “water under the bridge”.The pair got into a spat in 2016 after he was dismissed by Gallagher who said he was “heart broken” to discover that the young artist had worked with other people to write his songs.At the time the former Oasis chief said: “I remember when Jake came on tour with me, it was great, and he was like ‘The Great White Hope’, to coin a phrase. He gave me his album backstage, middle of Europe.