Stephanie Cheape: Last News

The Fratellis, Illyus and Barrientos, Baby Strange, and Stephanie Cheape are amongst the musical talents headed for the Radisson RED in Glasgow to perform over a two-day virtual festival raising money for the Hospitality Health charity.The hotel's glass-walled Red Sky Bar at will host streaming event, REDFEST2 on Friday March 19 and Saturday March 20, serving up 15 hours of amazing music from some of the world’s biggest artists.International superstar DJs Dave Seaman and Steve Parry of Selador Records, Anthony Pappa, BOg, and Seamus Haji of Defected take care of the global side on the dance day (Friday), with Sub Club icon Harri, Illyus and Barrientos, RED resident Michael Kilkie, Rebecca Vasmant, Beth and Go Radio’s Stevie Lennon

police failed to respond to her frantic 999 calls during a terrifying home invasion – then told her the crime wasn’t worth investigating.Singer Stephanie Cheape, 25, feared for her life as two men tried to gain entry to her cottage while she was inside last weekend.The thugs tried to break in through her bedroom window despite knowing she was at home and activating a burglar alarm and security lights.They even watched her call the police, which she did four times in 50 minutes.Stephanie, who enjoyed a hit earlier this year with the GBX & Sparkos version of David Bowie’s Heroes with George Bowie for the NHS, believed her life was in danger.She claims police took so long to arrive that her assailants had time to look outside the property in

Clyde 1's George Bowie has released a charity single to raise funds for the 'Heroes' in Scotland who are helping with the fight against coronavirus.

George Bowie is releasing a charity single to raise money for the NHS and Carers Trust Scotland.

Scots musicians are using their talents to raise cash for under-threat gig venues across the country.