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Robbie Williams is "terrified" of dying after the passing of his friend Shane Warne. The 48-year-old singer admits that he has been left contemplating his own mortality after the sudden death of the Australian cricket legend – who died at the age of 52 from a suspected heart attack in Thailand last week. Robbie told Australia's Herald Sun newspaper: "His passing has inspired me to think about life in a different way – and the fragility of life is terrifying.

Andy Rourke, The Smiths bassist on all four of the band’s album, died today of pancreatic cancer in New York City. He was 59.

Aisling Bea has won Best TV Actor at the BandLab NME Awards 2022 for her portrayal of Áine in the dramedy This Way Up.The Irish comedian, who also wrote the razor-sharp series, beat out Mae Martin, Ncuti Gatwa, Olly Alexander, and Euphoria‘s Zendaya for the prize.“Big shout-out to the small, independent TV show Euphoria! I’m sure we all expected this – I didn’t,” Bea said while collecting the award on stage at the O2 Academy Brixton from Munya Chawawa and Amelia Dimoldenberg.She added: “Ever since I started out acting, I always wanted to win a music award. Genuinely, I will use this [award] tonight in my own special way… Thank you so so much, honestly.“Myself and Sharon Horgan had a moment where we sang ‘Zombie’ by The Cranberries, and it took off.

The Cranberries have commemorated what would’ve been late frontwoman Dolores O’Riordan’s 50th birthday with a new music video and a playlist.Compiling a playlist of selected songs from throughout their discography, the band took to Facebook to share and wish Dolores a happy 50th birthday.“In order to celebrate all that she inspired and the joy that she has given on her 50th Birthday, her bandmates, friends and family, have pulled together a brand new playlist called ‘Remembering Dolores’ which

The Late Late Show launched its new season with a bang with appearances from Olympic champions to pop icons and the show also included a rousing tribute to the late and great Irish musician Dolores O’Riordan.

Those watching the Late Late Show on Friday will witness a spine-tingling tribute to Dolores O’Riordan, three years after The Cranberries singer’s death.

The Cranberries have commended Miley Cyrus for her recent cover of the band’s hit ‘Zombie’, saying they think late frontwoman Dolores O’Riordan would be “very impressed”.Cyrus performed a raucous rendition of the 1993 song from LA venue Whisky A Go Go for the virtual #SaveOurStages (#SOS) Fest, which was a fundraiser to preserve grassroots music venues affected by the coronavirus pandemic in the US.

The Cranberries paid tribute to Dolores O'Riordan on what would have been her 49th birthday (06.09.20). The 'Zombie' hitmakers - Fergal Lawler and brothers Noel and Mike Hogan - took to their Facebook page to post a touching message to the late frontwoman.

The Cranberries have paid tribute to their former singer Dolores O’Riordan on what would have been the late singer’s 49 birthday.O’Riordan passed away at a London hotel in 2018, with her death subsequently ruled as a result of accidental drowning in a bath, caused by alcohol intoxication. Her bandmates – Fergal Lawler, Noel Hogan and Michael Hogan – subsequently opted to split the group after they completed the final album featuring O’Riordan’s voice. Paying tribute to O’Riordan yesterday

By Todd Spangler

The Cranberries stopped to speak with Billboard on the red carpet at the 2020 Grammy Awards, discussing how it feels to have their first Grammy nomination, what the future of the band looks like without Dolores O'Riordan, and what the late singer would have said if she were with them at the awards.The band earned their first Grammy nomination for best rock album for In the End, which was their last album to include O'Riordan, who passed away two years ago.Speaking of the album, Fergal Lawler

After their first-ever Grammy Award nomination (best rock album for this year's In The End), the Cranberries find themselves "bizarrely busy for a band that kind of shouldn't be at this point," according to guitarist Noel Hogan.The Irish quartet, of course, came to a kind of end after singer Dolores O'Riordan passed away unexpectedly during 2018.