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Wet Leg delivered a four-song set for the latest edition of NPR’s Tiny Desk (Home) Concert series – watch below.The Isle Of Wight duo (aka Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers) played ‘Wet Dream’, viral hit ‘Chaise Longue’ as well as their recent singles ‘Too Late Now’ and ‘Oh No’ in a laid-back living room set-up alongside their band.Per an official description, the performance intersperses VHS clips with footage captured on modern cameras as “a bit of a wink toward their sound, which has roots

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorBritain’s Wet Leg, one of the most buzzed-about indie groups to emerge in years via their singles “Chaise Longue” and “Wet Dream,” have dropped two new songs and unveiled the release date for their forthcoming debut album and a big pile of tour dates in the U.S.

Liam Gallagher has discussed his recent fall from a helicopter on the Isle Of Wight in a new interview, saying the incident felt like “an act of God.”After his headline set at the Isle of Wight festival last month, Gallagher revealed that he fell from a helicopter taking him off site, sustaining multiple injuries and cancelling gigs as a result.In an interview on The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X this morning (October 1), Gallagher was asked about the accident, and how his recovery is going.“You

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorIt’s rare that a new group releases two songs and they’re both great, but that’s the case with the new British duo Wet Leg, who just dropped the second song, “Wet Dream.”The duo — Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers — hail from the Isle of Wight and are signed to indie powerhouse Domino Records, and set the alt world abuzz with their debut single and video “Chaise Longue,” which has racked up 3 million streams and a million video views.Teasdale says “Wet Dream,” the

Muse, Kasabian, Lewis Capaldi and more are set to headline next year’s Isle Of Wight Festival – see the full line-up below.After holding its delayed 2021 edition this month (September 17-19), the festival then quickly announced dates and ticket details for its 2022 festival.Next year, the festival is set to return to its traditional dates of mid-June, and the first wave of names for its line-up have been announced.Joining Muse, Kasabian and Capaldi at the top of the bill will be Lionel Richie

I'm a Celebrity contestant Gillian described the band's frontman as being 'paid to be a drug baron' in a savage social media post, as reported by Leeds Live. The Twitter spat comes after Ricky called out the names of the Covid-19 vaccinations - Pfizer, Moderna and AstraZeneca - during his group's Isle of Wight performance, with the shoutouts met with huge cheers.

Manchester band James have announced a huge outdoor gig at Castlefield Bowl - which will mark 30 years to the day of their iconic Alton Towers when they played to 30,000 fans.

Liam Gallagher has been forced to cancel his upcoming concert in Belfast after a very rock and roll accident at the Isle of Wight festival.

Liam Gallagher has cancelled a forthcoming show in Belfast this weekend after he “fell out of a helicopter” following his Isle Of Wight set.Posting on Twitter after the accident, Gallagher shared a picture of his injuries along with a post which said: “So check this out I fell out the helicopter last night you couldn’t [write] it.”Earlier in the day, he had closed the first day at the Isle of Wight Festival with a set that included a number of his solo songs alongside some classic Oasis

Kaiser Chiefs frontman Ricky Wilson has sparked backlash from people opposed to the COVID-19 vaccine following onstage comments at Isle Of Wight Festival.During the band’s set, Wilson shouted out the names of vaccine manufacturers Pfizer, Moderna and AstraZeneca, asking fans to cheer depending on which they had received.He then said: “Let’s hear it for the anti-vaxxers”, which was met with widespread booing from the crowd.#PfizerChiefsIts.A.Cult

after falling out of a helicopter. The Oasis rocker, who is now enjoying a successful solo career, headlined the festival this weekend.

Liam Gallagher has revealed his injuries after he “fell out of a helicopter” yesterday (September 17).Earlier in the day, Gallagher had closed the first day at the Isle of Wight Festival with a set that included a number of his solo songs alongside some classic Oasis hits.Posting on Twitter this afternoon, Gallagher shared a picture of his injuries along with a post which said: “So check this out I fell out the helicopter last night you couldn’t [write] it.”He reassured fans saying he was now

Former Oasis frontman, Liam Gallagher, shocked fans this weekend by revealing he had been injured after falling out of a helicopter.

Liam Gallagher, the former Oasis frontman, revealed he fell out of his helicopter after performing the headline set at the Isle of Wight Festival this weekend.

Liam Gallagher is feeling more than a little tender after ‘falling out of a helicopter’ over the weekend – nope, you didn’t read the wrong!

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We’re sure Ronan Keating couldn’t wait to get on stage after the pandemic put a hold on live performances – and it seems his family were equally excited to get back dancing.

Courteney Cox has reunited with her partner Johnny McDaid in the UK for a series of Snow Patrol shows.On Saturday, she arrived at the Isle of Wight festival, and was even spotted taking selfies with fans.The Friends actress rocked a simple black sweater and black luxe trousers for the annual festival, paired with an over-the-shoulder fanny pack.

Liam Gallagher has shared a look at his injuries after falling out of a helicopter.The 48 year old singer took to Twitter to share a close up of his bruised face with a large plaster on and cream on his lip and forehead.The singing star had been performing at the Isle of Wight festival, but things took a turn for the worse as he fell from his helicopter.The star joked he'd fallen from 100,000ft, and penned: "So check this out I fell out the helicopter last night you couldn’t rite it all good who

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Liam Gallagher has closed the first night of the Isle of Wight festival with a set packed full of his solo hits, alongside some Oasis classics.Gallagher played a number of Oasis classics including ‘Rock N Roll Star’ and ‘Cigarettes & Alcohol’ between solo hits ‘Wall of Glass’ and ‘Shockwave’.The encore was made up of ‘Supersonic’, ‘Acquiesce’, ‘Roll With It’ and ‘Live Forever’.You can see some footage, reaction and images of the set below:Isle of Wight c’mon you know LFUKING x— Liam Gallagher

The Isle Of Wight Festival is set to return this weekend for its rescheduled 2021 edition – you can check out the latest weather forecast below.After cancelling its 2020 edition due to the coronavirus pandemic, the long-running festival was then forced to reschedule its 2021 event due to the continuing effects of the health crisis in the UK.The Isle Of Wight Festival 2021 will now kick off tomorrow (September 16), with the festival set to run at Seaclose Park in Newport until Sunday (September

Isle Of Wight Festival promoter John Giddings has apologised after asking for suggestions of “lady rock bands” to add to the festival’s line-up.After tweeting the request, the festival organiser was criticised on social media for his choice of wording.“Please reassess your wording/thought process. I appreciate you are (hopefully) trying to offer women musicians opportunities, but this should be standard, not a token gesture,” Twitter user @okaychloegreen wrote.

The Mirror reports.He was welcomed into his family on the Isle of Wight in November last year, but his owners became concerned a few months later when he began to grow - but his legs didn’t.Keelin Scholes, 25, said: “He was the runt of the litter and hand reared from six days old because his mum had rejected him.“We always knew he was small because he was the runt, but a few months later his littermate - owned by my friend - was twice his size.”During a vet check, Keelin and her partner Angus

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Isle Of Wight Festival has reaffirmed its plans to go ahead with its 2021 event following the government’s latest announcement about full coronavirus unlocking in England.Promoter John Giddings was asked by a fan on Twitter today (July 5) whether the delayed event will go ahead.

Grieving mom Frances Cairnes (Cush Jumbo) opens “The Beast Must Die” with these chilling words: “I am going to kill a man.”And, from there, the six-part thriller shifts into maximum overdrive.Premiering Monday (July 5) on AMC+, it’s based on the novel by Nicholas Blake — aka Poet Laureate Cecil Day-Lewis (the late father of three-time Oscar winner Daniel Day-Lewis) — and was shot on location on the Isle of Wight, about a 20-minute ferry ride from the south coast of England.

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The Libertines drummer Gary Powell has recalled the “awkward” 2006 incident where he ended up completely naked in front of Dave Grohl on a ferry.Powell remembered being “escorted backstage” after a few too many drinks following his band Dirty Pretty Things‘ set at the Isle of Wight Festival, where Foo Fighters were headlining.“There was an awkward moment at Isle of Wight in 2006,” Powell recalled in a piece on The Independent.

Gallery: Prince Harry shows us The Me You Can't See: 10 shocking revelations from the show (BANG Showbiz)Gary - who is joined by Carl Barat, Pete Doherty and John Hassall in the notorious indie group - was locked in on the tour bus, until the ferry home, when he decided to go for a wee on deck and bumped into the Foo Fighters frontman while in the nude, who quipped: 'That's a good look, man. ' Gary told The Independent: "There was an awkward moment at Isle of Wight in 2006.

Arctic Monkeys and Foals, the song’s tongue-in-cheek video was also directed by the band.The duo are due to hit the road for a series of UK dates next month starting at Margate’s Bus Trip on July 10 before making an appearance at Latitude Festival over the weekend of the 22-25.They are also set to perform at the Isle Of Wight Festival in September and support Declan McKenna and Willie J Healey on the road.

Princess Anne returned to her royal duties just five days after the passing of her father, Prince Philip. The royal princess attended an in-person event to the Royal Yacht Squadron in the Isle of Wight on Wednesday, somewhere she used to enjoy going with the Duke of Edinburgh when she was young.

Blossoms, Noel Gallagher and Carl Barât – put on popular late-night events across the UK, and have previously run new music stages at Isle Of Wight Festival, Leeds Festival and YNot.Now, This Feeling has partnered with ADA (part of Warner Music Group) to set up its new label – which has been inspired by the likes of Creation Records, Rough Trade and Fierce Panda.The venture will be headed up by This Feeling director Mikey Jonns alongside Fear PR’s Katie Gwyther, who’s worked for major artists

Kate Nash has urged the music industry to change after a slew of festival bills were announced in the last week with few non-male acts on the line-ups.Isle Of Wight, TRNSMT and more festivals announced their line-ups this week and were drastically dominated by male artists.Yesterday (March 26), Nash shared an article from the Guardian about the lack of women on festival bills in 2021 on her Instagram Story, captioning it: “Really fucking bummed about this to be honest.”She highlighted a quote

Isle of Wight Festival has unveiled its line-up for 2021, with the likes of Liam Gallagher, Snow Patrol, David Guetta and Duran Duran all confirmed as headliners.The line-up comes after organisers confirmed that the Seaclose Park event will take place from 16th – 19th September 2021, after coronavirus regulations forced the festival to push back from its traditional June slot.Now, it’s confirmed that Liam Gallagher will headline the Friday night of the festival, before Snow Patrol and David

coronavirus crisis, is scheduled to take place at Sandwell Valley Country Park on Saturday, July 31.With the government having set out its ‘roadmap’ to gradually lift all COVID restrictions by June 21, MADE organisers have confirmed that they’re pushing ahead with their 2021 edition.