Watch Sam Fender join Declan McKenna for performance of ‘Brazil’ at Leeds Festival

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TRNSMT performer Declan McKenna is believed to be still in Glasgow after he tested positive for Covid. The English singer-songwriter performed at TRNSMT festival on Sunday in Glasgow Green, and has since tested positive.

Declan McKenna has postponed his planned gig in Manchester tonight (September 14), the second consecutive show that he’s been forced to reschedule this week.The artist is currently in the middle of his already-rescheduled UK tour in support of his second album ‘Zeros’.McKenna had been due to play two nights at Manchester’s Albert Hall yesterday evening and tonight (September 13-14), but he postponed last night’s gig after testing positive for coronavirus.Saying that he was “beyond devastated” to

TRNSMT this evening. We told how punters faced forking out £6 for a pint of beer, while a single vodka and mixer was coming in at £6.50 during the three-day festival this weekend.

Move over Kelly Clarkson, Remington Alexander is now the star of your show.

Sam Fender has confirmed he will be attending TRNSMT tomorrow after testing negative for covid. Earlier this week, the singer had to cancel his two gigs for the Barrowlands after his crew were 'coughing their guts up'.

Sam Fender has released ‘Get You Down’, the latest single from his upcoming new album, ‘Seventeen Going Under’.

Sam Fender fans were left gutted after the star cancelled tonight and tomorrow's gigs at the Barrowlands due to covid related issues. Taking to his Instagram last night, the singer revealed that half of his touring party are 'coughing their guts up'.

Sam Fender has postponed his Glasgow shows in order for him and his band to get tested for COVID-19.The singer’s two shows were scheduled to take place at Barrowlands on 7-8 September as part of his UK tour. However, in a post on his Instagram Story, Fender said some of his touring crew members had been experiencing a heavy cough.

Sam Fender has shared a new acoustic version of his recent single ‘Seventeen Going Under’ – you can listen to it below.The original version of the song is the title track from the North Shields singer-songwriter’s upcoming new album, which is set to arrive on October 8.The new acoustic rendition, which follows recent tracks ‘Howdon Aldi Death Queue’ and ‘Aye’, was recorded with a piano, mandolin, cello and an acoustic guitar, with help from Tender Central’s India Bourne.I’ve done a live acoustic

The three-day Curtain Up! festival in Times Square later this month will culminate in a big Sunday concert featuring performers from 18 Broadway musicals and five plays, with shows represented from Ain’t Too Proud, Hadestown and Jagged Little Pill to Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Pass Over and To Kill a Mockingbird.

Reading & Leeds Festival 2022 will be released later today (September 1).While there is still no news about who will be playing the 2022 events, organiser Melvin Benn has told NME that “three of the six headliners are in place”, adding that “some of them have guitars” and one of them has definitely headlined before.“We started as a rock festival but we didn’t stay there,” said Benn. “We will always intend to be relevant to an incredible audience.

Cruz Beckham has gone public with his girlfriend Bliss Chapman during a public hand-in-hand stroll at the Reading and Leeds Festival on Sunday.The son of Victoria and David Beckham, 16, looked utterly smitten with the 15 year old who MailOnline reports is the daughter of celebrity nutritionist and former model, Rosemary Ferguson.The besotted teens were dressed appropriately for the rock festival where the likes of Stormzy and Mabel performed, with Cruz donning a blue nineties inspired shell

Declan McKenna received his second dose of the coronavirus vaccine straight after his set at Leeds Festival yesterday (August 28).Jabs have been made available to festival-goers at both Reading and Leeds this weekend as part of the NHS’ ongoing vaccination programme, with a particular focus on vaccinating 16 and 17-year-olds in England.In addition to pop-up clinics, a “vaccine bus” is also on site at Reading along with the promise that festival-goers will be able “to pick up a jab as easily as a

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