The Script: Last News

50 Cent, Biffy Clyro and Snow Patrol are set to headline TRNSMT 2025 – buy tickets here.Organisers, who previously polled potential festivalgoers on who they’d like to see headline, have announced the first wave of acts for next year’s festival, which will be heading back to its Glasgow Green home from July 11-13 2025 for its eighth edition.Early bird tickets will be available from 9am on Friday (December 6) here, while you can sign up for the TRNSMT presale before 9am on Thursday (December 5) here. People on the Three mobile network can sign up for presale tickets on the Three+ rewards app too.Alongside the headliners, the likes of Fontaines D.C., The Script, Gracie Abrams, Inhaler, Confidence Man, Kneecap, The Kooks, The Lathums and Wet Leg are set to appear.

Isle of Wight Festival organisers have revealed the first part of the 2025 line-up - and if you're a fan of music from the 90s there are a trio of rock-solid performers who are going to be playing.Topping the bill so far are Sting, Stereophonics and Justin Timberlake, who will headline Friday, Saturday and Sunday night respectively. The festival, which is being held from 19-22 June at Seaclose Park on the Isle of Wight, have also confirmed other acts performing over the weekend including Irish rockers The Script, dance-pop group Clean Bandit, rapper and musician Example, rock bands James and Texas, pop star Olly Murs and music legend Alison Moyet.

The Script's lead singer Danny O'Donoghue has popped the question! The 45 year old proposed to his love, Anais Niang, 30, in Norway amidst the stunning backdrop of a waterfall.The romantic proposal took place four years into their relationship.This joyous occasion comes after a period of mourning for Danny, as it's been 17 months since the loss of his bandmate Mark Sheehan at the age of 46 due to a short and private illness. Danny and Anais' love story blossomed during the lockdown, leading him to choose the Seven Sisters waterfall in Norway, a spot he calls his 'favourite place on earth', for the proposal. "We hiked up to the top of a mountain to face the most beautiful waterfall in the world, The Seven Sisters.

The Script's lead singer, Danny O'Donoghue, has opened up about a low point in his life when he "hammered" whiskeys on a short flight before he gave up alcohol.The Irish star had planned to stay "stone cold sober" throughout the festive season following the tragic passing of his bandmate Mark Sheehan in 2023. However, the former The Voice judge confessed that as soon as he landed back in Dublin from the UK for Christmas, he started hitting the bottle again.

The Script’s Danny O’Donoghue has opened up about an intense drinking session with Tom Jones that landed him in hospital.The time took place when he and Sir Tom were part of the original judging line-up on the UK version of The Voice back in 2012 – complete with Jessie J and Black Eyed Peas’ Will.i.am.According to the frontman, there was one night where he went out with the Welsh rock legend for the night, but soon found himself unable to keep up with the ‘She’s A Lady’ singer – despite being 40 years younger than him.“It was after one show on The Voice and we were in the Lowry [hotel] up in Manchester and we went drinking that night,” O’Donoghue recalled during an interview with BBC Radio Wales (via BBC News). “He was telling me all these stories about Elvis and the Rat Pack and every time the champagne got to, like, a certain level, he’d be clicking [his fingers] to get another bottle of champagne.“And he said you can’t leave the table until the champagne is done.

The private funeral service for The Script's Mark Sheehan was held in Dublin last weekend, as the late musician's friends and family paid their respects following his death, it has been reported. Mark tragically passed away aged 46 on Friday, 14 April, after suffering from a brief undisclosed illness. Sharing the sad news of his death earlier this year the Irish band shared a statement to their Instagram page, which read: "Much loved husband, father, brother, band mate and friend Mark Sheehan passed away today in hospital after a brief illness.

The Script's bassist Ben Sargeant has paid an emotional tribute to guitarist Mark Sheehan, after he died aged 46. On Friday, Irish band The Script sadly announced the death of one of their members, Mark Sheehan, who passed away aged 46 on Friday, 14 April, after suffering from a brief illness. On Sunday, bass player and backup singer Ben Sargeant took to his personal Instagram to pay tribute to his bandmate.

The Script, has died aged 46.The news was shared today (April 14) on Twitter by the band, who paid tribute to a “much loved husband, father, brother, band mate and friend”.They revealed that Sheehan passed away on Friday in hospital following a short illness. “The family and group ask fans to respect their privacy at this tragic time,” they added.Sheehan formed The Script alongside lead singer Danny O’Donoghue and drummer Glen Power in Dublin in 2001, with the band going on to release six albums, five of which went to Number One in the UK album charts.Their most recent album came in the form of 2019’s ‘Sunsets & Full Moons’.Much loved husband, father, brother, band mate and friend Mark Sheehan passed away today in hospital after a brief illness.

Ed Sheeran and Years & Years are among the artists who will perform live during Radio City Hits Live next month.The Liverpool event is returning for the first time since 2019, and will take place this year at the M&S Bank Arena on November 19.The line-up for Radio City Hits Live has been announced today (October 1), with Sheeran and Years & Years among the leading names on the bill.The Script, Tom Grennan, Joel Corry, Mimi Webb, Ella Henderson and Becky Hill will also perform at Radio City Hits Live 2021.A post shared by Radio City (@radiocity967)Tickets for this year’s Radio City Hits Live are on sale now from here.Sheeran recently announced details of a UK and European tour for 2022 – you can check out his upcoming live dates below.APRIL

The Script have announced a 37-date run of headline shows for the UK and Europe, set to kick off next February.The acclaimed folk-rockers will be hitting the road in support of their forthcoming compilation ‘Tales From The Script’ – announced this week – which is due to land on October 1 via Sony.In addition to the new single ‘I Want It All’, the 17-track release features a slate of the band’s most popular songs, drawing from all six of their studio albums.

The Script have announced a free concert exclusively for HSE and NHS frontline staff as well as primary care workers next year.