Music Tours: Last News

Arlo Parks has revealed she’s cancelling several shows on her tour after reaching a ‘very dark place’, explaining how ‘exhausting and dangerously low’ she’s become.In a statement shared on social media, the singer – born Anaïs Oluwatoyin Estelle Marinho – explained that she’d been ‘working herself to the bone’ for the past year and a half, following on from artists including Sam Fender and Justin Bieber who’ve also recently put live shows on pause.‘I’ve been on the road on and off for the last 18 months, filling every spare second in between and working myself to the bone.

Harry Styles has added more dates to his incredibly successful Love On Tour in 2023 with more dates for the UK and Europe… and fans are scrambling to get their hands on tickets.The singer – who is currently on his sold-out tour in North America for his third solo album, Harry’s House – will kick off the extended tour in Horsens, Denmark in May 2023.The new UK gigs will also include two additional dates at London’s Wembley Stadium between June 13 and June 14, a venue the star has already played twice this summer.Support for the concerts will come from special guests Wet Leg, with Dublin rock band Inhaler also joining at one of the gigs in Ireland.Wet Leg tweeted with excitement: ‘We’re playing more shows with @Harry_Styles next year this time it’s in Europe bby.’Weâre playing more shows with @Harry_Styles next year ð¥µð¥¹ð𥰠this time itâs in Europe bby â¨ð pic.twitter.com/Oo2lOKXKFgHarry, 28, recently hit back at ‘queerbaiting’ accusations, pointing out that he’s not made any of his relationships public.‘Queerbaiting’ is a term that’s usually applied to fiction, when a character or storyline is implied to be LGBT+, but this implication never comes to pass.The Don’t Worry Darling star, who is currently dating Olivia Wilde, addressed the claims, telling Rolling Stone: ‘Sometimes people say, “You’ve only publicly been with women,” and I don’t think I’ve publicly been with anyone.‘If someone takes a picture of you with someone, it doesn’t mean you’re choosing to have a public relationship or something.’This week, Harry became the subject of ridicule over his accent in a clip from Don’t Worry Darling, which is directed by his girlfriend Olivia.He’s also faced a new category of critique this week.A clip of the movie showed a

Manchester and Cardiff as Ticketmaster told buyers to remain in the queue and not refresh their pages in order to get their turn. Coldplay’s new UK dates will begin on May 31 2023 with four dates in Manchester, before two nights in Cardiff. As hundreds of thousands joined the queues, Ticketmaster tweeted: ‘As expected, Coldplay is super popular this morning. ‘To make it as fair as possible, we have put everyone in a queue. Be patient and don’t refresh or you’ll lose your place.’Some fans were left frustrated after queuing up from the moment tickets went on sale at 10am but ended up getting error messages, leaving them at the back of the queue once more. They tweeted: ‘I was in the queue at 10am selected my tickets and it just kept saying “something went wrong” for 15 mins no matter which ticket I selected and now I’m back in the queue with nearly 400,000 people ahead of me… I am absolutely gutted.’Ticketmaster also confirmed that they were doing whatever they could to prevent resellers from buying up the tickets and passing them on at huge mark-ups to genuine fans. I was in the queue at 10am selected my tickets and it just kept saying âsomething went wrongâ for 15 mins no matter which ticket I selected and now Iâm back in the queue with nearly 400,000 people ahead of me⦠I am absolutely guttedð¥²ð¥² pic.twitter.com/MEWZYi058Si knew that coldplay tickets will be hard to get but this is EXTREMEme seeing that there are 400.000 people ahead of me in the ticketmaster coldplay tickets website queuepic.twitter.com/I4aaO7KW0EWhen you try your best but you donât succeed..

Harry Styles is set to make a lot of fans very happy, as he has been announced to headline Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2022, as well as Capital FM’s Summertime Ball.The As It Was star, 28, has been confirmed to perform a full headline set on Sunday, May 29 at the Big Weekend in Coventry. He was also announced to play at Capital’s Summertime Ball with Barclaycard on June 12 at London’s Wembley Stadium with KSI, Anne-Marie, George Ezra, Becky Hill, Sigala, Gayle, ArrDee and Eddie Benjamin also confirmed.The One Direction star is fresh off his headline performance at Coachella in the US, where he had special guests Shania Twain and Lizzo join him on stage. He has now been confirmed to headline the first Big Weekend to take place in person since 2019, after 2020 and 2021’s events had to take place online due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. BBC Radio 1 tweeted: ‘Our final #BigWeekend Sunday headliner is @Harry_Styles. This is going to be SO special.

Mike Skinner’s life.The Dry Your Eyes hitmakers returned to the stage over the summer with a string of festival shows and had planned to embark on a run of their own shows in January and February next year.However, the 43-year-old rapper has now confirmed the tour is off because he doesn’t think it is ‘fair’ to sell tickets to fans when the coronavirus pandemic is causing so much uncertainty.He wrote on Instagram: ‘It is with a very heavy heart that I have to say that we have decided to cancel all live performances for 2022.‘It is not fair to keep taking your money for tickets knowing that with 1 case of covid, the whole thing has to stop. I’m really sorry to disappoint you.

ABBA Voyage’ project ahead of the big reveal, 39 years after the band parted ways.The livestream event kicked off with gatherings of superfans all over the world in iconic locations as they waited for the countdown to the big announcement. Abba Voyage was revealed to be a new studio album, which fans got a glimpse of at long last with a brand new single I Still Have Faith In You.

London in November sold out just 12 minutes after going live, leaving fans begging for more dates to be added. The Nigerian singer-songwriter, 31, had announced the show at the end of July, playing one date at London’s O2 Arena on November 28. Tickets went on general sale on Friday, August 6, but Wizkid’s fans snapped all of the available tickets within 12 minutes of them going live. Wizkid released Made In Lagos last October, and fans were eager to get their hands on tickets to see him perform live. Following the 20,000-capacity venue selling out, Wizkid tweeted: ‘SOLD OUT THE 02 ARENA in 12 MINUTES. LONDON! I LOVE YOU.’Fans immediately took to Twitter to beg for more dates, tweeting: ‘I’m crying.

celebrate the release of his debut solo album CMFT, and it’s going to be more Bruce than Ozzy.Speaking exclusively to Metro.co.uk, he said: ‘This is meant to be a party. This isn’t like going and seeing [Black] Sabbath or Slayer.