Sinead O’Connor Shares Her Odd Encounter With Prince: ‘I Didn’t Like The Man’

Sinead O'Connor says she spoke too soon about her plans to retire. The Irish singer-songwriter, 54, backtracked an announcement she made on Twitter last week in which she revealed plans to retire from touring and making music after the release of her "NVDA" album, which is expected in 2022.

UPDATE: The media made Sinéad O’Connor announce her retirement last week, she has stated in a Twitter update proclaiming her return.

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Sinead O’Connor has gone back on her retirement announcement. The singer stated that she would be leaving music behind earlier this month as she promoted her new book, Rememberings.

Sinéad O’Connor has backed down on her intention to retire, just days after her initial announcement.Over the weekend, the singer announced her retirement from music and touring in a series of tweets, confirming that her forthcoming album ‘No Veteran Dies Alone’, will be her last release.“This is not sad news. It’s staggeringly beautiful news.

We need to avoid adrenaline like its Covid: Ditto re dwelling on the past when the present is so beautiful. Alhamdulillah #DontJustSurviveTranscend ❤️ pic.twitter.com/JHX0McNO5SLater that afternoon, O’Connor went one step further, announcing her total retirement from making new music.

Of the many staggering and astonishing moments in Sinéad O’Connor’s new memoir Rememberings, from being beaten up by her mother when she was a child to becoming America’s public enemy No1 in 1992 after ripping up a photo of the Pope on Saturday Night Live, one sticks out in particular.

Sinéad O’Connor has announced her retirement from music and touring in a series of new tweets.Posted last night (June 4), O’Connor wrote: “This is to announce my retirement from touring and from working in the record business. I’ve gotten older and I’m tired.”The musician went on to say that her upcoming album, ‘No Veteran Dies Alone’, will be her last album release.“NVDA in 2022 will be my last release. And there’ll be no more touring or promo.”She added: “This is not sad news.

Sinéad O’Connor has shared more details of her forthcoming 11th album, confirming the title, ‘No Veteran Dies Alone’, and its release date in 2022.The Irish singer-songwriter teased the album back in December, revealing that its undisclosed cover art was designed by Donegal illustrator Jacob Stack and that fans could expect the record in “late 2021”.Now, the musician has confirmed that the follow-up to 2014’s ‘I’m Not Bossy, I’m The Boss‘ will arrive in January, though with no firm date set.She

Sinead O’Connor has announced plans to boycott BBC’s Woman’s Hour after an interview which she found to be “offensive and misogynistic”.The Irish singer spoke to host Emma Barnett on Tuesday morning (June 1) to discuss her new memoir Rememberings.However, their chat took an awkward turn when Barnett mentioned that The Telegraph‘s music critic Neil McCormick had described O’Connor as “the crazy lady in pop’s attic”.O’Connor, who has changed her birth name to Shuhada Sadaqat, replied: “I think

“Saturday Night Live” appearance in which she destroyed a photo of the pope.

Sinead O’Connor is opening up about a scary moment in her life that involved Prince.

The man in question was Prince.The controversial Irish singer tells the story of how they got to this point, among many other anecdotes from a bizarre and incredible life in her new memoir, “Rememberings,” (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, June 1).O’Connor, now 54, delves deep into the good, bad and the sad (her mother abused her terribly as a child, once locking her in her room with no food and then leaving for the weekend). She also includes the downright silly aspects of her life, including an

Musician Sinead O’Connor shared a rare picture of her son Shane on social media this week and fans can’t believe just how much alike the pair look.

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