Kelly Jones: Last News

Stereophonics frontman Kelly Jones has spoken about his experience of launching a solo career, saying that he wants to “make music like filmmakers make films”.The singer-songwriter announced his new solo album, ‘Inevitable Incredible’, and shared its title track last week. You can pre-order/pre-save the record here.Due for release on May 3, the project sees Jones writing primarily on the piano for the first time. All the songs were crafted between October and December of 2022, and have been described as some of his most emotional and brutally honest material to date.The album was recorded at the remote Ocean Sound studio in Norway, tucked away on a remote island in the North Sea, with just Jones’ studio engineer and backline technician with him.Now, Jones – also of Far Front Saints – has written for NME about how ‘Inevitable Incredible’ came about, discussed the “emotion and vulnerability” he put into the music, and spoken about his overall goal as a solo artist.Writing about the record exclusively for NME, Jones said:“‘I’m not sure I got room for an old upright piano at home right now’.

Stereophonics have shared an emotional new single called ‘Seems Like You Don’t Know Me’. Check it out below.The new song marks the latest preview of the band’s forthcoming album ‘Make ‘em Laugh, Make ‘em Cry, Make ‘em Wait’.

Aramide Tinubu Created by Kelly Jones and based on Carol Anne Lee’s biography, “A Fine Day for Hanging,” BritBox‘s “A Cruel Love: The Ruth Ellis Story” is a gutting, engaging historical crime drama revolving around an ambitious woman hindered by abuse, misogyny, trauma and her desire to be loved. A foreboding tale, Lucy Boynton is brilliant as Ruth Ellis, a young mother convicted of killing her abusive lover and who would become the last woman to be hanged in the United Kingdom. Capital punishment is still a polarizing topic in the United States.

Kelly Jones has revealed when fans can expect to hear the new single and album from Stereophonics – read on for all the info.Late last year, the frontman spoke of his excitement about touring in 2025 and casually let slip that they had already recorded their 13th studio album and follow-up to 2022’s ‘Oochya!’.“Being on the road again with my best friends, playing all the hits of this band’s catalogue, for people in huge outdoor gatherings through the summer of 2025 makes me so excited, we should make a new album…oh wait …we already did that!” he said at the time. “See ya there for more good times….TUNE!!! TUNE!!! TUNE!!”Now, during an interview with Johnny Vaughan on Radio X, the singer has shone more light on the schedule for 2025.“Yeah, our new single’s out in January and then the album’s in March, so there you go!” he said.One part of the plan for the year ahead that we already knew about was a huge headline show at the Royal Sandringham Estate in Norfolk to take place on August 16.

Channing Tatum and Scarlett Johansson star in the space-race movie Fly Me to the Moon and they got the chance to taste space foods while promoting the film!

James and Stereophonics leading the line-up. Find ticket details below.The two-day event will be returning to Victoria Park, Warrington over the May bank holiday weekend (May 24 and 25).James will be headlining on the first day of the event, with performances also coming from The Wombats, The Reytons, Ocean Colour Scene, The Snuts and Amy MacDonald.

Stereophonics are heading to the massive Royal Sandringham Estate for a headlining gig next year – find out more below.Today (November 1), Stereophonics and Heritage Live have announced that the Welsh rockers will headline the Royal Sandringham Estate in Norfolk on August 16. Blossoms and Jake Bugg – who have been billed as special guests – will be joining Kelly Jones and co.

Stereophonics have announced they’ll be embarking on a ‘Stadium Anthems’ UK and Ireland tour next year.The tour marks the Welsh rock veterans first in three years, and will kick off in Belfast before culminating in a huge hometown gig at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium. Special guests for the tour have not yet been announced.The ‘Stadium Anthems’ run will see Stereophonics play some huge venues, including Glasgow’s Bellahouston Park as part of Summer Sessions, Dublin’s St.

We’re days away from the theatrical release of Fly Me to the Moon and stars Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum flew to NYC for the red carpet premiere!

Channing Tatum and Scarlett Johansson are hard at work on the press tour for their new movie!

Jon Burlingame A cool 1960s vibe, an old-fashioned love theme, dramatic music befitting a lunar landing: Daniel Pemberton‘s score for “Fly Me to the Moon” needed to accomplish all these and more. Greg Berlanti’s rom-com with Scarlett Johansson as Kelly Jones, a Madison Avenue marketing genius hired to sell the moon to the American public and Channing Tatum as Cole, the NASA director in charge of the Apollo 11 launch behind America’s first moon landing meant Pemberton could incorporate different musical strands “from the fun aspect to the romantic couple element, and then NASA and a kind of Americana nostalgia,” says the English composer whose credits include “The Trial of the Chicago 7” and “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse.” “I was trying to capture this beautiful, melancholic nostalgia for a time that feels very distant now in America,” Pemberton adds.

The new movie Fly Me to the Moon tells the story of the Apollo program and how the U.S. sent the first man to the moon, but does the movie tell a fully true story?

Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum lead romantic comedy Fly Me To The Moon.Directed by Greg Berlanti (Love, Simon), the film follows the developing relationship between the director of NASA Cole Davis (Tatum) and newly hired marketing specialist Kelly Jones (Johansson), against the backdrop of the 1960s space race.Other cast members include Jim Rash, Woody Harrelson, Noah Robbins, Anna Garcia, Donald Elise Watkins, Bill Barrett, Stephanie Kurtzuba, and Colin Woodell.After it debuted in cinemas from July 12, the film is set to be released on Apple TV+ later this year.The film’s score is by Daniel Pemberton, who is best known for composing the Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse soundtrack.His other credits include its sequel, Across The Spider-Verse, Steve Jobs, The Trial Of The Chicago 7, along with the LittleBigPlanet games.Fly Me To The Moon also features a number of tracks by well known artists from the era, including Etta James, Aretha Franklin, and Jackie Wilson.You can check out a full list of the songs below.‘Sweet Soul Music’ – Arthur Conley‘These Foolish Things’ – Sam Cooke‘Security’ – Etta James‘Big Bird’ – Eddie Floyd‘People Sure Act Funny’ – Arthur Conley‘Slip Away’ – Clarence Carter‘Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)’ – Chris Clark‘It’s Your Thing’ – Ann Peebles‘Moon River’ – Aretha Franklin‘Why Don’t You Do Your Thing’ – Jackie Wilson‘To Love Somebody’ – Bee Gees‘Hold On I’m Coming’ – Chuck Jackson and Maxine Brown‘Fly Me To The Moon (In Other Words)’ – Bobby Womack‘Nothing Can Change This Love’ – Sam Cooke

Marc Malkin Senior Editor, Culture and Events Director Greg Berlanti didn’t intend for his new romantic comedy “Fly Me to the Moon” to have a theatrical release. “It was originally direct to streaming,” Berlanti says, speaking Thursday at a friends and family screening of the Columbia Pictures and Apple Original Films movie at San Vicente Bungalows in West Hollywood. “But then we handed in the cut and we started testing it.

Fly Me to the Moon is coming soon!

Roger Daltrey has said that he never reads reviews of his work, whether they’re positive or negative.The singer of The Who wrote a “backstage diary” for The Times in which, among other things, he reflected on the final series of concerts he curated for Teenage Cancer Trust. He mentioned that he avoids even positive reviews on social media on the basis that likes and comments are “just ego food”.“The reviews [of the concert] are in but I won’t read them,” he wrote.

Eddie Vedder performed a solo set for the Teenage Cancer Trust 2024 series, and brought both his daughter Olivia and singer-songwriter Glen Hansard as special guests. Check out footage of the moment below.The performance from the Pearl Jam frontman took place last night (March 24), closing out a week of gigs held at the historic Royal Albert Hall to raise money for Teenage Cancer Trust and Teen Cancer America.Taking to the stage for the ‘Ovation’ show, following earlier sets from Paul Weller and Stereophonics frontman Kelly Jones, Vedder launched into his seven-song set with an opening rendition of the Pearl Jam track ‘Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town’.It was later in his set however when he brought out Simon Townshend – the brother of The Who’s Pete Townshend – as his first special guest, followed by a surprise appearance from Glen Hansard.

Paul Weller invited Roger Daltrey on stage with him last night (March 24), to perform a live rendition of The Who’s ‘So Sad About Us’. Check out footage below.The moment took place during the closing night event for the 2024 Teenage Cancer Trust gig series, dubbed ‘Ovation’. It was billed as “a celebration of 24 years of gigs” for the charity, and saw live performances from Weller, Daltrey, Kelly Jones, Robert Plant with Saving Grace and Eddie Vedder.Taking place at the historic Royal Albert Hall after kicking off the 2024 concert series on Monday (March 18), soloist and former frontman of The Jam opened the night by performing an eight-song setlist.This started with two tracks taken from his 2018 album ‘True Meanings’: starting the show with ‘Gravity’ and following on with a rendition of ‘Mayfly’.

Eddie Vedder joined The Who on stage during the band’s Teenage Cancer Trust show in London last night (March 20) – check out the footage below.The group played their second orchestral show of the week at the historic Royal Albert Hall after kicking off the 2024 TCT concert series on Monday (March 18).To begin the third and final part of yesterday’s gig, frontman Roger Daltrey introduced Pearl Jam‘s Vedder to join The Who on a collaborative rendition of ‘The Punk And The Godfather’ from their 1973 album ‘Quadrophenia’.Daltrey and Vedder traded lines throughout the energetic performance before embracing in the closing moments. Watch a fan-shot video here:The Who and Vedder have teamed up numerous times previously, including at a private cancer benefit show in Los Angeles in 2022 and a charity event in Chicago in 2015.Additionally, Vedder joined The Who on stage at their inaugural Teenage Cancer Trust concert at the Royal Albert Hall in 2000, and guested with the group at Wembley Stadium in 2019 (also on ‘The Punk And The Godfather’).This Sunday (March 24), Vedder will participate in a special closing night event for the 2024 TCT gig series, dubbed ‘Ovation’.

Stereophonics‘ Kelly Jones has announced an intimate 2024 UK solo tour set to take place later this Spring.The six-date run of gigs will see Jones play 12 shows – two on each day at each venue with one performance set to go on at 7pm GMT and the other at 9pm GMT. The tour will kick off at the Birmingham Town Hall on Sunday, May 5.

Kelly Jones has announced details of a new solo album ‘Inevitable Incredible’. Check out the moving title track below.The upcoming record marks the latest full-length solo effort from the musician, following on from his time as the frontman for Stereophonics and in his more recent side-project Far From Saints.Set for release on May 3, ‘Inevitable Incredible’ sees Jones writing primarily on the piano for the first time.