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Tom Grennan is set to treat Scottish fans to a free gig at Glasgow's George Square tonight.

Tom Grennan has told fans that his upcoming album will have a “different” sound from all of his previous releases.It comes as the hitmaker recently dropped the single ‘Boy’s Don’t Cry’ – the third single from his forthcoming album ‘Everywhere I Went, Led Me to Where I Didn’t Want to Be’.It followed on from the lead single ‘Higher’ which was shared in January, and ‘Shadowboxing’ which came at the start of the year.Now, in a new interview with The Mirror, the singer has told fans more about the sound of the album as a whole, and explained that it is set to see him take a wholly new approach in comparison to his back catalogue.“Everything’s good, I’m really excited. The new music is definitely a different sound, so I’m looking forward to seeing if people love it or not,” he told the outlet.“But in all honesty, I’m nearly 30 now and it’s taken me up until now.

Mumford & Sons and JADE. Find out the details below.This year’s edition of the festival is set to be held at Sefton Park in Liverpool between Friday May 23 to Sunday May 25.

BBC Radio 1 has announced the line-up for its 2025 edition for the first day of this year’s Big Weekend.The annual festival is due to take place at Sefton Park in Liverpool from Friday May 23 to Sunday May 25. Tickets will be available from Thursday (March 13) from 5pm GMT here.Earlier this year, a host of acts were announced across the weekend with Sam Fender, Blossoms, Lola Young, Wet Leg and BRITs Rising Star 2025 winner Myles Smith all previously confirmed.Now, Tom Grennan has been announced as the Friday night headliner, while the likes of Biffy Clyro, Confidence Man, Barry Can’t Swim, Nia Archives, Katy B and The Wombats are also on the bill.

In paid partnership with Priority from O2Tom Grennan has announced his biggest ever UK arena tour – and if you’re an O2 or Virgin Media broadband customer, you can get Priority Tickets right now ahead of general release.After headlining the 25,000-capacity Gunnersbury Park last summer, the Grennan ‘25 tour will see the indie pop star play 11 massive arena shows throughout September. The run of gigs will kick off September 3 at Bournemouth’s International Centre and include a show at London’s The O2 arena.Tom Grennan will also visit Glasgow, Dublin, Leeds, Manchester and others during the 16-day jaunt.SEPTEMBER3 – International Centre, Bournemouth4 – Utilita Arena, Birmingham6 – The O2, London9 – Utilita Arena, Cardiff10 – Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham11 – OVO Hydro, Glasgow13 – 3Arena, Dublin15 – P&J Arena, Aberdeen16 – Utilita Arena, Newcastle18 – First Direct Arena, Leeds19 – Co-op Live, ManchesterTickets go on general sale this Friday (February 7) at 10am but Priority Tickets for Tom Grennan’s Grennan ‘25 arena tour are available now here.The run of shows will be in support of Grennan’s recently announced fourth album ‘Everywhere I Went Led Me To Where I Didn’t Want To Be’, which is out August 15.Teaming up with pop producer/songwriter Justin Tranter (Britney Spears, Linkin Park, Dua Lipa) for the record, Grennan was inspired by artists such as George Michael, Prince and Queen’s Freddie Mercury.

Tom Grennan has shared his euphoric single ‘Shadowboxing’ and announced new album ‘Everywhere I Went Led Me To Where I Don’t Want To Be’. Check it out below.The new album which is singer-songwriter’s fourth, is set for release on August 15 and can be pre-ordered here.According to a press release, the record, which was produced by Justin Tranter, who has previously worked with Britney Spears and Linkin Park, is “about self-belief and having the confidence to take risks”.Grennan added: “This album is about me, revived.

Wham!’s festive song Last Christmas never got to number one in the year of its release 1984, but it has scored a historical first, becoming the first track to occupy the festive chart’s top slot for a second consecutive year.

The 2024 Christmas Number One has been announced, with Wham!'s Last Christmas taking the top spot once again and making chart history in the process. Official Charts confirmed that Last Christmas is the first song to secure two consecutive Christmas Number 1 wins, marking its 40th anniversary as the most-streamed and physically purchased song of the week.

The top contenders for the Christmas Number One were announced last month, with Sabrina Carpenter, Gracie Abrams, Chappell Roan and former Verve frontman Richard Ashcroft among the top-listed candidates.A number of festive classics were also named among the most likely to reach the top spot on the charts. These included Mariah Carey’s ‘All I Want For Christmas Is You’, Band Aid’s ‘Do They Know It’s Christmas’ – which recently divided fans with a new anniversary edition remake – and WHAM!’s ‘Last Christmas’.The latter comes as the iconic George Michael track is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year, and also as it topped the charts for the first time in 2023.

Katy Perry's upcoming TV cameo which follows her performance at Capital Radio's Jingle Bell Ball is drawing some backlash online already.

Katy Perry is already facing criticism for her next TV guest appearance that follows her performance at Capital Radio's Jingle Bell Ball shown on ITV.

Thania Garcia Sony Music Publishing Nashville has renewed a global publishing administration agreement with Lainey Wilson, who first joined the roster in 2017. “I couldn’t be happier to continue my partnership with Sony Music Publishing,” said Wilson in a statement. “I’ll always be a songwriter first and I appreciate having such a supportive team that agrees it all starts with the songs.” Lainey Wilson hac achieved seven No.

A post shared by Sundown Festival (@sundownuk)“If you’ve already purchased tickets for 2025, refunds will be processed automatically through See Tickets. Keep the party spirit alive and keep supporting festivals.”The 2024 edition of Sundown ran from August 30 to September 1 and featured performances from D-Block Europe, Tom Grennan, Mahalia, Kenya Grace and Flo.The news arrives on the same day that the Kent-based Black Deer Festival also announced that they were postponing their 2025 event, citing “financial and operational” pressures.

Katy Perry due to headline. Find all the details below.This year’s edition of the two-night event will be held at The O2 in London on Saturday December 7 and Sunday December 8.

Coldplay set to headline. Find all the details below.This year’s edition of the two-night event is due to take place at The O2 in London on Saturday December 7 and Sunday December 8.

Jack Grealish's girlfriend, Sasha Attwood, has delighted fans with a new snapshot of their daughter Mila, showcasing the baby's lush dark hair. Manchester City star Jack, 29, and his model partner, Sasha, 28, welcomed their first child in September last year.

Man City ace Jack Grealish's model girlfriend, Sasha Attwood, has shared a sweet new picture of their baby girl Mila, showing off her full head of dark hair.The couple became parents to little Mila Rose Grealish back in September and now Sasha, 28, has shared a photo of the newborn donned in an adorable pink baby grow with little angel wings. New mum Sasha added some loving heart and angel emojis to the photo, which she shared on Instagram.The pair announced Mila's arrival last week, as proud dad Jack posted a picture of the newborn nestled in her moses basket, clutching his finger, captioned: "Mila Rose Grealish.

Jack Grealish has become a dad - and he has shared an adorable picture of his new baby girl.

Tom Grennan has shared a new single called ‘Higher’ – you can listen to it below.The slick and uplifting track is set to appear on the singer-songwriter’s yet-to-be-announced fourth album, which will follow on from 2023’s ‘What Ifs & Maybes’.Recorded at London’s legendary RAK Studios, the “art pop”-inspired song started with a catchy piano riff.“The weird thing about me is that I make music in the studio but most of my good ideas come to me when I’m not actually in the studio,” Grennan explained in a statement.“On the day we wrote ‘Higher’ I’d left the room but I just couldn’t get that riff out of my head. It turned into a melody, which turned into a phrase… I ran back into the studio, with the piano riff still playing, threw my hands up and sang: ‘It’s taking me higher‘.”He concluded: “Everyone in the room just went: ‘Boom.

PJ Harvey has revealed the stage times for her upcoming headline show at Gunnersbury Park. Check them out below.Set to take place this Sunday (August 18), the show will mark the singer’s only remaining London gig of 2024, and is set to see her receive support across the evening from Big Thief, Tirzah and Shida Shahabi.Now, just two days before she takes to the stage for the West London series, PJ Harvey has shared the stage times for the event – with doors opening at 3pm and opener Shida Shahabi kicking off the performances at 3:50pm.Tirzah will then follow suit, with a set starting from 5:05pm, before direct support comes from Big Thief, who begin their set at 6:20pm.

TRNSMT Festival.According to various news outlets including BBC, police were called to the Glasgow Green festival site on Saturday, July 13, after a 16-year-old was left with serious injuries.He was taken to a nearby hospital after the attack and police in the area issued a public appeal.An 18-year-old man was arrested and charged with the attempted murder of the teenager, and is now due to appear before Glasgow Sheriff Court later today (August 15).