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The Prodigy have changed the controversial lyrics to their hit song ‘Smack My Bitch Up’.The track, taken from the band’s breakthrough album ‘The Fat Of The Land’, was released back in 1997, and sparked backlash for its lyrics, which were branded by some as celebrating violence against women.Despite the controversy, the single went on to achieve massive success in both the US and the UK, with the album later going on to top the charts in America just over one week after its release.Now, over 25 years since it was first shared, the band have altered the problematic lyrics during some of their recent live shows.It comes as The Prodigy are currently embarking on a European tour, which has included two nights at the Alexandra Palace venue in London over the weekend.

The Prodigy’s Liam Howlett has called for the band to be inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame.His comments follow a recent interview with Rolling Stone, ahead of the iconic electronic band kicking off the Australian leg of their ‘Disrupta Tour’ – marking their first shows in the country in five years.During the discussion, Howlett recalled that he had never cared about the band being introduced to the prestigious Rock Hall up until recently, and now hoped they would be considered in future years.“It’s not something I’ve ever thought about, but yeah, as you spoke about it we should be up there. Make it happen!” he told the outlet.He also added that, while he has never put much emphasis on the charts either, it was seeing the band being able to crack the US that made him have a new sense of pride with the music and opened him up to things like the Rock Hall.Recalling a milestone moment that happened with their huge 1997 album, Howlett explained: “I never gave a fuck about the charts.

The Prodigy have announced their 2024 UK ‘Distrupra’ tour set to take place towards the end of this year.The legendary electronic dance group will kick off their tour ar the Bridlington Spa on December 13. From there, they will perform a two-night run at The Warehouse Project in Manchester followed by a gig at the Civic Hall in Wolverhampton.To wrap up the string of dates, the ‘Firestarter’ hitmakers will play a three night residency at the O2 Academy Brixton in London.

The Prodigy paid tribute to the late Keith Flint while playing ‘Firestarter’ at Reading Festival last night (August 23) – check out the footage below.Flint died by suicide on March 4, 2019. He was 49 years old. The surviving members of the band are currently headlining Reading and Leeds Festival for the first time since his passing.It’s their sixth time at R&L, and this time they’re playing the “groundbreaking” new stage, The Chevron.

The Prodigy have spoken to NME about their return to Reading & Leeds 2024 this weekend – their first time at the iconic festival since the passing of Keith Flint.The band suffered the loss of frontman Keith Flint when he took his own life back in 2019, aged 49. Back in 2022, the surviving members of the band hit the road for their first live tour since Flint’s death – incorporating a tribute to the icon during ‘Firestarter‘ in their high-octane set and keeping Flint’s memory alive. The tour went down a storm with fans.Now, they’re back to play R&L for the sixth time – headlining the “groundbreaking” new stage, The Chevron.With the festival about to kick off, the band’s Liam Howlett has shared his favourite memories from the August Bank Holiday bash, as well as telling us what the future holds for the Firestarters.

The Prodigy have announced details of a reissue of ‘Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned’ to mark its 20th anniversary.The album is the fourth LP to be shared by the English electronic group, and arrived in the UK on August 23, 2004 via XL and Maverick Records. It was made without contributions from Keith Flint and Maxim Reality, meaning that it was Liam Howlett who was the sole member who worked on the project.Now, to mark the 20th anniversary of the release, the band have confirmed that they will be sharing a new reissue to celebrate the milestone.“‘Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned’ is re-issued for the 20th anniversary on double vinyl August 23rd, pre-order now from the official store, XL and more,” the members wrote on X (formerly Twitter), sharing a brief clip of the artwork.Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned is re-issued for the 20th anniversary on double vinyl August 23rd, pre-order now from the official store, XL and more – https://t.co/jpDNal16LKThe Prodigy HQ pic.twitter.com/KtyFHbe9fV— The Prodigy (@the_prodigy) July 16, 2024Upon its release two decades ago, the LP received large commercial success – debuting at the top spot on the UK Albums Chart in its first week – however, was given a largely mixed response from critics.This was largely due to the sharp contrast in the band’s sound, particularly compared to earlier releases like 1997’s ‘The Fat of the Land’.

The Prodigy have paid tribute to the late Keith Flint on the fifth anniversary of his death.The legendary frontman died on March 4, 2019 after taking his own life at the age of 49.Five years on since his passing, The Prodigy’s Liam Howlett and Maxim have remembered their “unfadeable” bandmate.“It’s been 5 years. We miss u so much brother,” they wrote on X/Twitter, alongside a selection of pictures of the ‘Firestarter’ vocalist.

The Prodigy have announced details of a 2023 UK tour, as well as telling NME about the band’s plans to “continue to ignite, uplift and destroy”. Check out dates below, along with our interview Liam Howlett.The band suffered the loss of frontman Keith Flint when he took his own life back in 2019, aged 49.

The Prodigy have paid tribute to vocalist Keith Flint on the fourth anniversary of his death.Flint passed away on March 4, 2019 after taking his own life at the age of 49.Posting on social media this morning (March 4) The Prodigy’s Liam Howlett and Maxim shared an emotional tribute to Flint.“Four years gone. We miss you so much brother,” they wrote.

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The Prodigy’s Liam Howlett has scored a new horror film for Netflix called Choose Or Die – watch the trailer below.Previously titled CURS>R, the film stars Sex Education‘s Asa Butterfield, Nightmare On Elm Street‘s Robert Englund and Sherlock Holmes‘ Eddie Marsan.According to a synopsis, the film follows a young coder who reboots a video game from the 1980s. Doing so unleashes a curse that starts to “tear reality apart.”This will be Howlett’s first time scoring a film although his music with The Prodigy has featured in a number of films over the years including The Matrix, Kick Ass and Repo Men.The film will be available from April 15 – watch the trailer below:Earlier this month, The Prodigy announced details of a live tour for 2022 – check out the dates below and buy your tickets here.The group will return with a run of live dates in England across July this year to coincide with the 25th anniversary of their iconic album, ‘The Fat Of The Land’.Writing on social media, the group said: “We can’t wait to get back onstage to play our tunes for the people again.

Tickets are on sale now for The Prodigy Live 2022 tour.

The Prodigy have paid fresh tribute to their late frontman Keith Flint to mark the third anniversary of his death.Flint passed away on March 4, 2019 after taking his own life at the age of 49.After they previously paid tribute to Flint in March 2021, The Prodigy have once again marked the anniversary of the singer’s passing with a social media post in his honour.Sharing a trio of images, including one of Flint on stage, The Prodigy’s Liam Howlett and Maxim wrote: “Its been three years … We miss u every single day brother, but we feel u always with and around us.Its been 3 years …We miss u every single day brother ,But we feel u always with and around us ,Your Fire will never go out ,Stay Punk brotherWe live forever !LH & MAXIM x#theprodigy#weliveforever#raisetheroofPhoto by @mikevancleven pic.twitter.com/95TSdj9Eed— The Prodigy (@the_prodigy) March 4, 2022“Your Fire will never go out. Stay Punk brother.

The Prodigy have shared a new version of their 1996 classic single ‘Breathe’, featuring vocals from Wu-Tang Clan‘s RZA.Having teased the track earlier this week, the new version (dubbed the ‘Liam H And René LaVice Re-Amp’) features production from the band’s Liam Howlett alongside Canadian producer René LaVice.

The Prodigy have marked the second anniversary of Keith Flint’s death with an emotional tribute to the late frontman on social media.Flint passed away on March 4, 2019 after taking his own life at the age of 49.Posting on Twitter this morning (March 4) the band marked two years since Flint’s death with an emotional tribute, which was personally signed by his former bandmates Liam Howlett and Maxim.“It’s been 2 years.

The Prodigy have led a heartfelt tribute to lead singer Keith Flint marking the one year anniversary of his death.

The Prodigy have remembered Keith Flint a year after his death, saying that his “light blazes strong”.

The frontman passed away last year at the age of 49