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Time Out
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time Out
Chappell Roan at Edinburgh's Summer Sessions 2025 second date: presale, prices and everything you need to know
In 2024 we got to witness the astronomical rise of pop superstar Chappell Roan. The 'Good Luck, Babe!' singer played a whistlestop tour around the UK, including three nights at the O2 Academy Brixton, and ended up top of Time Out's list of the best songs of 2024. After announcing a headline show at Reading Festival 2025, it was looking like that would be the only chance to see Chappell in Britain this year. But... that has just changed. The Midwest Princess has announced more huge UK shows this summer, and will be performing at the Edinburgh Summer Sessions this August. Roan revealed plans for a first Edinburgh Summer Sessions show last week, but after tickets sold out in minutes she's since added a second. Grab your pink cowboy hat and get learning the 'HOT TO GO' dance – this is all the information you need to know about Chappell Roan in Edinburgh. When is Chappell Roan playing the Edinburgh Summer Sessions? Chappell will hit the stage at Royal Highland Showgrounds on Tuesday, August 26 2025 and Wednesday August 27 2025. The August 27 was the second one to be added. When do tickets go on sale? The general sale for the second show kicks off on Wednesday April 16 at 10am. You can get tickets directly on the Summer Sessions website, or through Ticketmaster. How much do tickets cost? Chappell Roan ticket prices have been confirmed at £72.80 (including fees) with a per order handling fee of £3.25, according to Ticketmaster. Is there a presale? There is one presale for the second Chappell Roan show, an hour before general sale. Waiting list subscribers will get presale access on Wednesday, April 16 at 9am. What about VIP? There are VIP tickets, and these will set you back £110.90 plus handling fees. This ticket gets you access to 'an exclusive area within the event arena, offering views of the main stage'.
Daily Mirror
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Huge musician pulls out of all band performances for the year 'Hasn't been easy'
Adam Anderson, one half of the Manchester based duo, will not be appearing at Hurts' upcoming 'Happiness' anniversary shows this summer so that he can focus on his wellbeing A rock star has made the difficult decision to withdraw from all his performances for the remainder of the year. Manchester-based band, Hurts, is set to celebrate the 15th anniversary of their debut album this summer with a series of shows, including a significant gig at the O2 Academy Brixton in London on May 22. However, Adam Anderson of Hurts will not be participating in the duo's upcoming 'Happiness' anniversary shows, choosing instead to concentrate on his mental health and well-being. In an Instagram post, Anderson shared: "As many of you know I've been struggling with my mental health for years now. Sadly, due to my ongoing recovery, I have taken the very difficult decision to sit out all forthcoming HURTS shows this year and focus solely on my well-being." "It hasn't been an easy decision, but it's the right thing for me to do at this time." He expressed his gratitude towards his bandmate, saying: "I want to express my love and gratitude to Theo for his understanding and supporting me in making this decision. All shows will go ahead as planned with Theo taking centre stage and I couldn't be happier that they're taking place." Anderson also apologised to fans, stating: "You've supported me as an individual and the band for so many years and I have never taken it for granted. I don't want anyone to worry about me. I am doing my best to recover with a good support system around me and I look forward to getting better." His fans were quick to respond with messages of support, with one saying: "Adam, take care of yourself! We love you very much and wish you a speedy recovery!!! We are waiting for you!" chimed in another fan. "Thank you for your honest words and you don't need to apologise, your health is the most important thing. We will celebrate and support Theo and the band at the concerts celebrating the anniversary of your wonderful album. And we will meet again." A third supporter added: "Thank you so much for your honesty, Adam! Your music has helped me and many others through some dark times and I think many of us can at least grasp what it is like to struggle with mental health. It's even more important now that you know that you did not disappoint us." "We all want you to get better and are looking forward to seeing you again on the stage sometime in the future when you feel ready. Take care, Adam! x." Theo Hutchcraft responded with his own Instagram post, saying: "I completely understand and respect his decision to step back from the live performances for health reasons." "As many of you know I've been struggling with my mental health for years now. Adam and I have built this band together and he's given everything to it over the last 15 years, We're lifelong friends and partners." "I'll be taking to the stage alongside the incredible Hurts band, who have been with us from the beginning. We'll be sure to bring the vision to life and make it a summer to remember. Whether you're in the front row or watching from afar. Love you mate x". Hurts are an English musical duo who have released five studio albums: Happiness (2010), Exile (2013), Surrender (2015), Desire (2017) and Faith (2020). Their first two albums both reached the top 10 in several countries.
The Irish Sun
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Rock star reveals tough decision to pull out of ALL shows for the rest of the year
A ROCK star has revealed a tough decision to pull out of all his shows for the rest of the year. The Manchester based group are due to celebrate 15 years of their debut album this summer. 6 A Rock star has revealed a tough decision to pull out of ALL his shows for the rest of the year Credit: Getty 6 Hurts' Adam Anderson will sit out of the duo's upcoming 'Happiness' anniversary shows to focus on his mental health and well being Credit: Getty 6 Hurts have a run of shows this summer, including a major date at the O2 Academy Brixton in London on May 22 Credit: instagram Hurts have a run of shows this summer , including a major date at the O2 Academy Brixton in London on May 22. But, Hurts ' Adam Anderson will not be appearing at the duo's upcoming ' Happiness ' anniversary shows so that he can focus on his mental health and wellbeing. In an Instagram post Anderson explained: 'As many of you know I've been struggling with my mental health for years now. 'Sadly, due to my ongoing recovery, I have taken the very difficult decision to sit out all forthcoming HURTS shows this year and focus solely on my well-being. Rock Stars 'It hasn't been an easy decision but it's the right thing for me to do at this time. 'I want to express my love and gratitude to Theo for his understanding and supporting me in making this decision. "All shows will go ahead as planned with Theo taking centre stage and I couldn't be happier that they're taking place.' Anderson then apologised to fans and said: 'You've supported me as an individual and the band for so many years and I have never taken it for granted. Most read in Music "I don't want anyone to worry about me. I am doing my best to recover with a good support system around me and I look forward to getting better.' His fans were quick to respond with support and one said: "Adam, take care of yourself! We love you very much and wish you a speedy recovery!!! We are waiting for you!" Hurts perform Sunday Another added: "Thank you for your honest words and you don't need to apologize, your health is the most important thing. "We will celebrate and support Theo and the band at the concerts celebrating the anniversary of your wonderful album. And we will meet again." A third added: "Thank you so much for your honesty, Adam! Your music has helped me and many others through some dark times and I think many of us can at least grasp what it is like to struggle with mental health. "It's even more important now that you know that you did not disappoint us. Help for mental health If you, or anyone you know, needs help dealing with mental health problems, the following organisations provide support. The following are free to contact and confidential: Samaritans, CALM (the leading movement against suicide in men) Papyrus (prevention of young suicide) Shout (for support of all mental health) Mind, Rethink Mental Illness, Heads Together, "We all want you to get better and are looking forward to seeing you again on the stage sometime in the future when you feel ready. Take care, Adam! x." Theo Hutchcraft responded with his own Instagram post and said: 'I completely understand and respect his decision to step back from the live performances for health reasons'. 'Adam and I have built this band together and he's given everything to it over the last 15 years, 'We're lifelong friend and partners. I'll be taking to the stage alongside the incredible Hurts band, who have been with us from the beginning. "We'll be sure to bring the vision to life and make it a summer to remember. Whether you're in the front row or watching from afar. Love you mate x'. Hurts are an English musical duo and have released five studio albums: Happiness (2010), Exile (2013), Surrender (2015), Desire (2017) and Faith (2020). Their first two albums both reached the top 10 in several countries. 6 Hurts' Adam apologised to all his fans for pulling out of the shows Credit: Handout 6 Theo Hutchcraft will be taking to the stage alongside the incredible Hurts band Credit: Getty - Contributor 6 Adam explained an Instagram post that he had to make the difficult decision Credit: instagram
BreakingNews.ie
24-04-2025
- Entertainment
- BreakingNews.ie
Loyle Carner announces 3Arena concert
Singer Loyle Carner has announced a concert at Dublin's 3Arena. The musician will play in Dublin on November 9th, 2025, with tickets going on sale on Friday, May 2nd, at 9am. Advertisement The gig is part of a newly announced global tour following his headline Glastonbury set, and features a four-night residency at London's O2 Academy Brixton. Carner also announced the release of his new album, hopefully !, which will come out on June 20th. The musician, writer, director, producer, entrepreneur and actor first emerged with his 2013 A Little Late EP, and has since found a signature blend of lyricism with genre-disruptive sounds. His debut album, Yesterday's Gone, was released in 2017 and untangled personal experiences of grief and the pressures of coming of age. His second album, 2019's Not Waving, But Drowning, was followed up by hugo in 2022, which secured his second Top 3 album. Album presale for Carner's 3Arena concert opens at 9am on April 30th, with MCD presale beginning on May 1st at 12pm and tickets available for general sale at 9am on May 2nd. Ticket prices are from €59.90-€69.90, subject to service charge.
