Gorillaz announce second free O2 show for NHS staff

Ryan Reynolds‘ new movie Free Guy features lots of film references, Easter eggs and cameos, but Deadpool will not be one of them.

Ed Sheeran has announced an intimate show at London’s O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire next month to mark a decade since the release of his debut album ‘+’.The pop giant will perform the record in its entirety on September 2, with fans able to purchase tickets via a ballot which can be accessed here.The upcoming show at the 2000-capacity venue is a rare chance to see the stadium-filler in more intimate surroundings, and also marks Sheeran’s first headline gig since the end of his record-breaking

Netflix has announced that three television shows have officially been renewed for new seasons!

iOS - Android Posting on Facebook, Saint PHNX said: "Been a rollercoaster of a year so far and we want to celebrate the journey of Happy Place with you all at St Luke's."Going to be tough singing this song to everyone so we need you all to help. Tickets are on sale now, we'd love to see you there."The band released Happy Place last month and it was met with huge praise by fans.

In upside-down simulations, time loops and videogames turned inside out, a growing body of movies trade on the feeling of living in a false reality — of being a glitch in the matrix. Virtual realities turn real ("Ready Player One"), television sets peel away ("The Truman Show"), dream states don't wake ("Inception"), arcade characters break free ("Wreck-It Ralph").But if anyone was ever living a lie, Free City resident and banker Guy (Ryan Reynolds) is.

Banoffee has announced the forthcoming release of her second album, ‘Teartracks’.Due for release October 8, the album features collaborations with PC Music’s Planet 1999, fellow hyperpop artist Perto and Charli XCX touring band member Ceci G.

IDLES have announced that they’ll be making 2,000 tickets available for free to local NHS workers for their show at Bristol’s Clifton Downs on September 3.“We know it’s not much, but it is a gesture of our thanks to you for your incredible work and selflessness over the last 18 months in treating and caring for people at the frontline of the Covid-19 pandemic,” the band said on Instagram.NHS workers in Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire will be contacted shortly with a sign up

Remember when loads of artists announced that they were going to play free shows for NHS staff in autumn 2020 to thank them for all their hard work during the COVID pandemic of spring 2020? Well, that didn’t happen, did it? But live music is back now, so I’ve heard. So those shows can finally go ahead.

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Scavengers is receiving its first seasonal content by offering players a free battle pass.Scavengers is a player vs enemy vs player shooter with survival mechanics. It is free to play and, as such, intends to follow a seasonal content model.

Gorlliaz have added another show at The O2 in London next month for NHS workers and their families.The band will play the concert on Tuesday, August 10 as a thank you to NHS staff who have worked tirelessly throughout the coronavirus pandemic.

Ashley Graham and husband Justin Ervin are stepping out for an early dinner!

NHS staff in England who are double-vaccinated will be allowed to carry on working in “exceptional circumstances”.

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Liam Gallagher has announced a new date for his upcoming free London gig for NHS workers.Originally announced back in April 2020, the show at The O2 had most recently been set to take place in May this year.Gallagher’s NHS gig has now been moved to August 17, with all tickets remaining valid for the new date.

Congratulations are in order for Fair City’s Ben Condron who, in happy baby news, has become a dad for the second time.

Rolo Tomassi have announced details of their first live show in two years.The five-piece will head to Brighton for a gig at Chalk on November 12, with support coming from Devil Sold His Soul.“We’re very excited after such a long break to have the chance to get back to what we love doing the most,” Rolo Tomassi said in a statement accompanying the gig announcement.“This show is the start of the next chapter for our band and we can’t wait to get going.”A post shared by Rolo Tomassi