Shaun Keaveny: Last News

Foals‘ Yannis Philippakis has recalled a drunken encounter between himself and The Cure‘s Robert Smith at the NME Awards in 2020.At the awards, which took place just before the first COVID lockdown, Foals won Best Live Act while The Cure picked up Best Festival Headliner.As he recounted to Shaun Keaveny on his podcast The Line-Up, Philippakis encountered Smith backstage at the Brixton Academy event.“We were at the NME Awards, which is famously sloppy,” he began. “And I think that I’d quit smoking, and I was drinking quickly, you know.

The Who‘s Roger Daltrey has opened up about the one time he smashed a guitar and compared it to “killing his wife”.The rock icon has shared that he has only broken one of his instruments in his life which he regrets and likened the moment to the idea of murdering his wife. While appearing as a guest on Shawn Keaveny’s Daily Grind podcast, the 80-year-old musician said: “[Fans] never came to hear the music, they came to see the guitar being broken.”He continued: “The trouble is the guitar was worth 50 gigs.

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BBC 6 Music presenter Shaun Keaveny's last show at the broadcaster.

BBC Radio colleague the best as they presented their last show.The veteran BBC presenter bid farewell to Shaun Keaveny, 49, who is leaving the broadcaster after 14 years.Shaun confirmed earlier this week he would be stepping down from his BBC Radio 6 show.However, today was his last show as he broadcast from the London studio.To mark the moment, Ken took to Twitter to share his thoughts.He penned earlier today: “So @shaunwkeaveny moves on; a unique broadcaster and a top bloke.“Your next adventure awaits!” the radio presenter continued.Ken’s colleague Zoe Ball also penned an emotional tribute to Shaun earlier this week.The star said she was a “big mess of emotions” over the news.Posting on Instagram, Zoe shared a snap of Shaun and his

The Cribs have announced they’ll release a brand new single tomorrow (August 12).The new track, the title of which hasn’t been revealed yet, follows the Jarman brothers’ 2020 album ‘Night Network’, and the band have also promised more news alongside the release of the song.The trio’s latest will premiere on Shaun Keaveny’s show on BBC Radio 6 Music from 1.45pm BST tomorrow.BRAND NEW SINGLE, FIRST PLAY TOMORROW – premiering on the @shaunwkeaveny, @BBC6Music from 1:45pm!Plus more news to come tomorrow…TUNE IN! pic.twitter.com/lhe49nkDhx— The Cribs (@thecribs) August 11, 2021Reviewing last year’s ‘Night Network’ album, NME wrote: “Even being able to speculate positively about The Cribs’ future should be a cause of celebration these days, given

BBC Radio 6 Music’s weekday afternoon show, it has been confirmed.The DJ and comedy actor will begin presenting the show, which airs from 1pm-4pm, from October.Charles, who is already known for his popular Funk and Soul show on the station, replaces Keaveny after his 14-year stint at the station.“I’m made up to be able to present a brand new show on 6 Music later this year,” Charles said in statement.My funk soul brother, you’re one of my favourite people in broadcasting. You know this.

BBC Radio 6 Music after 14 years of presenting on the station.Sharing a statement this afternoon (June 11), the broadcaster said of his departure: “Things change, places change, people change, and it’s time for a change, after 14 years (it will seem longer to many) I’m leaving 6 Music.”It has not yet been confirmed who replace him, but the BBC said a new afternoon schedule will be announced in due course.Keaveny joined 6 Music and the BBC in early 2007, hosting the late evening show. In April that same year, he moved to host the 6 Music Breakfast Show until December 2018, when he bid farewell to over a decade of early starts and was replaced by Lauren Laverne.

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Phillip Schofield, 58, was discussing his Life’s What You Make It autobiography when Strictly star Rev Richard Coles asked him on a date.The vicar probed into whether Phillip would be interested in joining him for dinner some time, as he said: “If you’re looking for a bit of company Phillip? Broadcaster, gay, in his middle years.

PHILLIP Schofield was asked out on a date by Strictly star Rev Richard Coles in a live radio interview yesterday. ITV star Phillip was on Radio 4’s Saturday Morning Live to discuss his autobiography Life’s What You Make It, when the vicar offered to go for “dinner” with him.