LoveJoy: Last News

Lovejoy caught up with NME backstage at Reading & Leeds 2023, and opened up about the unwavering devotion from their fans, upcoming UK tour and plans for new music. Check out the full interview above.The rising indie four-piece arrived at Reading yesterday (August 27), for the second of their two performances at the twin sister festival.

When it was announced the Lovejoy - the Brighton-based four piece indie-rock band formed of Will Gold, Joe Goldsmith, Ash Kabosu and Mark Boardman - were heading for their first-ever UK Top 10 entry on the Official Albums Chart this week, there seemed to be one sentiment across their fans on social media; their 'little band' wasn't so little anymore.

After storming into Number 1 last week with the fastest-selling album of 2023 so far, Ed Sheeran isn’t going anywhere, with Subtract looking to spend a second week at the top of the Official Albums Chart.  

Liverpool FC supporter Simon Rimmer in high spirits. Fellow co-host and Chelsea FC supporter Tim Lovejoy had lost a forfeit and was forced to wear the Liverpool football outfit emblazoned with the word ‘loser’. Tim’s obvious discomfort made fellow co-host Simon Rimmer even more ecstatic.

Channel 4 show today (April 17). While the colourful language went out live on the show on Channel 4, the show's producers blocked viewers on Channel 4 +1 from hearing it. They instead cut from the show with a screen saying the programme was unavailable.

He continued: "I felt that I lived through a horror movie, watching someone that I loved, my brother, get a fatal disease."Tim said he and his family saw James' body "give up", which he branded "strange"."The biggest problem with cancer is the brain, in my brother's case, I suppose in a lot of cases, your brain is still active, it's your body's that has given up," he shared."It's a really strange thing.

Tim recalled: “That was the worst.

Simon Rimmer, 57, and Tim Lovejoy, 52, showed off their signature banter on the Channel 4 show last weekend when they got into a funny debate about their choice of possessions at home.Tim started the “argument” when he had a cheeky laugh at the chef’s expense over his teapot collection.He quizzed his co-host: “What should I do as a hobby? What do you do, are you still collecting teapots?”After giggling about his pal’s hobby, he quipped: “Sorry, I didn’t mean to laugh.”Tim sarcastically added: “It’s the perfect time isn’t it in lockdown when you’ve got your collection of teapots to go, ‘I know what I’ll do, I’ll get my teapots out and look at them’?”Shooting a wry smile at the camera, Simon humorously hit back: “We’re all doing that aren’t

Sunday Brunch hosts Simon Rimmer, 56, and Tim Lovejoy, 52, have been presenting the Channel 4 show from their homes amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Sunday Brunch hosts Tim Lovejoy, 52, and Simon Rimmer, 56, weren't together in the studio for the first time in the show's history last week, as the pair hosted the Channel 4 show via video link at home.The conversation swiftly turned to what Tim would be doing once his "TV career comes to an end".As the presenting duo chatted, talk turned to home-schooling as Tim admitted he enjoyed teaching at home."I've been getting up and doing Joe Wicks' workout and I've got to say he is a top man for doing that because it's really good fun," the Sunday Brunch host explained."Been doing it every morning and thoroughly enjoying it.

Tim Lovejoy, 52, and Simon Rimmer, 56, lightheartedly bickered about hair loss on today’s unique episode of Sunday Brunch.The dynamic duo weren’t in the studio together for the first time this morning, as they hosted the Channel 4 show via a live video link from their homes due to the coronavirus lockdown.Tim and Simon got onto the suvbject when a viewer named Darren sent in a question asking what hair products the former would recommend.Reading out the query, Tim said: “What hair products would you recommend?“Thanks Darren,” he added sarcastically, while Simon burst into fits of giggles.“The obvious question that, isn’t it?” The TV chef quipped.Seeming less than impressed, Tim continued: “We don’t need that sort of humour, do we?“It’s

Tim Lovejoy, 51, who is best known for hosting Sunday Brunch alongside Simon Rimmer, 56, has spoken out about how they have recorded this weekend’s episode of the show.The presenter said “it was really weird doing it” ahead of time, as they take new measures due to the coronavirus outbreak.Speaking to his listeners on his podcast, Dear Lovejoy, with his daughters, Grace and Rose, and his producer, Mark, he revealed what viewers of Sunday Brunch can expect this weekend.The TV host said: “We tried to record Sunday Brunch today.“So Simon and myself we did it via Skype in our kitchens so we’re putting that out on the weekend which is exciting.”He explained how the pair are putting the show together while the nation is advised to “stay at home”

Sunday Brunch presenters Simon Rimmer, 56, and Tim Lovejoy, 51, have told fans they are “sad” to learn they will not be hosting the live Channel 4 show this morning amid coronavirus fears.The show announced today’s episode has been taken off air on Twitter, just minutes before its scheduled start time.In view of the show’s 378,000 Twitter followers, a statement reads: “We are sad to say that Sunday Brunch will not be on this morning as billed.“We put the health and safety of our team above all else and cannot at this time record the show without risk to our presenters and crew.“We very much hope to be back live on Sundays soon.”Simon also shared the comment in view of his 267,000 followers, with the caption: “Sad day we couldn’t broadcast.

Tim Lovejoy, 51, and Simon Rimmer, 56, shared an awkward moment on today’s episode of Sunday Brunch, as the stars joked about their guest Jessie Ware’s cooking display.The funny situation began when the singer became concerned that Simon was accusing her of “stealing” his recipe for meatballs.The TV chef told Jessie: “Your meatball recipe is almost exactly the same as mine.”Seeming shocked by the suggestion, the Wildest Moments hitmaker gasped “Oh,” in response.“No in a good way,” Simon exclaimed after spotting Jessie’s reaction, “I wasn’t saying you’d stolen in from me,” he quickly added.He continued: “The thing is with meatballs, quite often people make meatballs and they’re just like round burgers.“But a meatball is a former kind of

Tim Lovejoy, 51, has spoken out on how he has informed his daughters on where his money and savings are stored in case he dies.The Sunday Brunch host opened up on how his outlook on death has changed following the loss of his brother James, who died from pancreatic cancer when the star was 35.The TV presenter got candid on how he has recently begun preparing for death by having a conversation with his daughters Jamie Jeane, Grace and Rose about it. Last week, Tim told Marie Curie: “Literally this week I showed my daughters where my will was, where all my money's kept, where all my savings are and stuff. “They're 17 now so they're more than capable of having that conversation.

coronavirus lockdown to be a "hard time" after briefly speaking out on his Channel 4 show with co-host Simon Rimmer, 57, today.The TV presenter told his Twitter followers he is "not looking for sympathy".The statement comes after Tim spoke openly about how loneliness was getting to him during lockdown on Sunday Brunch this morning, and many viewers took to Twitter to offer him some words of encouragement and support.Speaking about his words from earlier today, Tim wrote to his 643,000 Twitter followers: "Thanks for your comments."I’m not looking for sympathy and I’m aware I have it better than a lot of people," he explained."I just wanted to be honest that many of us are having a hard time with lockdown."The host went on to comment: "Our

TV, anything can happen.And poor Tim Lovejoy has proved that once again after taking a tumble on Sunday Brunch.The presenter and co-host Simon Rimmer returned to the Channel 4 studio under social-distancing guidelines at the end of May much to viewers delight.And now they have been left in stitches once again thanks to Tim's mishap right at the top of today's show.Tim and Simon would just introducing viewers to the latest installment of Sunday Brunch and Tim appeared to be doing a bit of a skip and jump but as he did, he tumbled to the floor and into the back of the set behind him.Simon let out a gasp but realised he couldn't help his presenting buddy due to the social-distancing measures in place."I can't even help you up," Simon said

Sunday Brunch host Simon Rimmer, 57, was teased by his Channel 4 colleague Tim Lovejoy, 52, after speaking about his love for bagpipes last week.The TV presenter took the opportunity to ask the chef whether he liked "the accordion" at the start of the conversation.This comes after last Sunday's show saw one guest play the accordion after they decided to start practicing the instrument in lockdown.Simon introduced their guest by saying: "Char has been learning to play the accordion for the last six weeks with 10 minutes of practice a day."She says it's so difficult, even for her, and she's a music teacher.""Here she is," Simon added.Soon after she finished her performance, Tim started to clap and announce: "That's not easy.That's not easy,"