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Cannibal Corpse guitarist Pat O’Brien has been sentenced for his role in a bizarre incident that saw him being arrested for assault and burglary while his own house caught fire.O’Brien was arrested in 2018 for burglary and assault, after allegedly entering a neighbour’s home in Northdale, Florida, and shoving her to the floor.

Ronnie Wood has revealed that he secretly battled cancer for the second time during lockdown.The 73 year old was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive case of small-cell cancer, just three years after beating lung cancer. Small-cell cancer is most common in the lungs, but can also affect the prostate, pancreas, bladder or lymph nodes.

READ MORE: Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen 'disappointed' over cancellationThe guitarist went on to praise the singer for his live performances. "He gave a great performance on stage and he was full of energy," he added.

The guitarist went on to praise the singer for his live performances."He gave a great performance on stage and he was full of energy," he added.Stuart also credited Les with giving the band a new lease of life when he joined in 1973.He continued: "I was roadying when Les first came into the band and I saw his first gig when he took over from Nobby Clark and injected new life into the band."I was fifteen and he was seventeen."I joined properly when I turned sixteen in 74.

Brian May, 73, has revealed he suffered from panic attacks during the coronavirus lockdown.The guitarist opened up about having “very black moments” in isolation ahead of the release of his new single.Brian explained he had never suffered from panic attacks before the pandemic.However, the star revealed how lockdown left him struck by the “horror” of one.Speaking to the Mirror, the Queen musician opened up about having “very black moments”.He said: “I had some very black moments thinking my freedom is gone and the ability to do anything with my life is gone.”Brian then added: “I never used to get panic attacks but recently...

Radiohead have joined TikTok today (April 1) and have shared a cryptic new video.A verified account for the group appeared on the video app for the social media site earlier today.The group shared a short clip of mysterious Radiohead associate, Chieftain Mews, who can be seen delivering a dystopian news broadcast at a desk which has the words ‘Mews’ displayed and Radiohead’s logo in the background.The black-and-white, low-fi video has a grainy filter and a ‘Mews’ sign can be seen on the desk.

Brian May was never one to let get things get on top of him – until Covid reared its hideously ugly head.

The Sex Pistols are said to be “over once and for all” after reportedly becoming locked in a fresh lawsuit over royalties.According to The Sun, guitarist Steve Jones and drummer Paul Cook have launched a lawsuit against former bandmates John Lydon and Glen Matlock for breach of contract, as the pair believe they are owed money.It is said that the former bandmates are now no longer on speaking terms and will only communicate through their lawyers.“The guys have always had a pretty fiery relationship, but sadly things are at an all-time low now,” a source told The Sun.“None of them are speaking – only through lawyers – and each reckons the other is to blame for various things over the decades.“As with most rows, money is the major factor

NBCUniversal streamer Peacock and Channel 4 have revealed the first look at their British comedy We Are Lady Parts, from writer/director Nida Manzoor.

Jimmy McCulloch had ­broken records with a No1 at 15 and he was in Wings – one of the world’s biggest bands. He rubbed shoulders with the likes of Paul McCartney, Pete Townshend, Harry Nilsson and David Cassidy.

Big Thief guitarist Buck Meek has given an update on the status of the band’s new album, revealing that it’s “pretty much done”.Speaking to Guitar.com in a new interview, Meek revealed that the band have been quietly working on their fifth album over the past year.“Lockdown was a well-needed respite, I needed a break,” he said.

Tom Morello has explained why he became an exotic dancer before starting Rage Against The Machine.The guitarist was asked about the unusual job he had in his pre-fame days during a recent interview.Speaking on The Howard Stern Show, Morello confirmed that he had been an exotic dancer before the band formed in 1991. “My roommate and I at the time had a one-room apartment in Hollywood and, to enhance our dating lives, we thought the thing that would help would be if had a hot tub in our living room,” he explained.“We, of course, couldn’t afford a hot tub so we figured out how much money it was going to take to buy this indoor kiddie pool and a water heater, and this and that, and the other, just to simulate a hot tub.

Black Sabbath co-founder Tony Iommi has revealed that a biopic about the band has been discussed.Speaking in a new interview, the guitarist was asked whether or not the metal legends would be following in the footsteps of Queen, Elton John and Mötley Crüe who have all released films about their lives over the last few years.“Yes, there was talk of it, and I don’t know what happened,” he told Spin. “It sort of went out the window when all this thing [coronavirus pandemic] started.

Mumford & Sons member Winston Marshall temporarily left the band after receiving backlash for praising a book written by a right-wing journalist.

Winston Marshall, the banjo player and lead guitarist of Mumford & Sons is "taking time away" from the Grammy-winning British band after he endured a social media backlash for praising a book by right-wing provocateur Andy Ngo. In a tweet posted to his account on Tuesday night, Marshall said, "Over the past few days I have come to better understand the pain caused by the book I endorsed.

Winston Marshall is taking a break.

Brian May has revealed that late Queen frontman Freddie Mercury once made a cassette of all the band’s guitar solos.Speaking to Total Guitar, the guitarist opened up about the tale and how he’s frustrated that he can’t track the tape down.“One day Freddie had a big smile on his face when I came into the studio and he popped a cassette into the player and said, ‘Listen to this, darling. This is going to surprise you.’ And what he’d done was spend the whole morning putting together all the guitar solos that he could find in the work that we’d done, and he’d strung them all together,” May said.“It was quite amazing.

The members of Fleetwood Mac have long been known to go their own way, but they always end up back together. Mick Fleetwood revealed in a new interview that he recently reconciled with Lindsey Buckingham, who was fired from the rock band in January 2018 and sued his former bandmates eight months later.

Example: "Fancy a wee Chic Murray for dinner tonight? I canny be bothered cooking." This one sees corned beef rhymed with deif (the way Scots would pronounce deaf), and is usually aimed at someone who isn't listening.Example: "Listen pal, are you corned beef? I told you to beat it." A good one for someone who is known to be on the light-fingered side.Example: "Aye it's a cracker eh? Wee Davey hauf inched it for us." If someone asks if you fancy a Mick Jagger, it's usually an invite for a pint and not referring to the great man himself.Example: "I'm guessing most us will be choking for a Mick Jagger when the restrictions are over and the pubs re-open." Though you might think this would be used for football, it's more likely to be used when

AC/DC‘s Angus Young has revealed he came up with idea for the song ‘Highway To Hell’ while sitting on the toilet.The guitarist discussed the making of the record while speaking in a new interview, saying that the premise for it came while he was having a bathroom break.“We’d been in Miami, and we’d been in a rehearsal room and that’s what we were doing. We were putting together new tracks,” Young told Zane Lowe for Essentials Radio on Apple Music 1.

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