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Daily Mirror
13 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Olly Murs reveals 'great sadness' as he breaks silence on twin brother feud
Olly Murs has opened up about his estrangement with twin brother Ben, who he hasn't spoken to since 2009 when he chose to appear on the X Factor rather than attend his wedding Olly Murs has revealed he finally understands how devastated his mum has been over his decades long fallout with his twin brother as he opened up about the feud that has ripped his family apart. The pop star hasn't spoken to his brother since he chose to perform on the X Factor semi-final rather than attend his sibling's wedding, where he was due to be best man. Olly's brother Ben branded him a 'self obsessed sell-out', cut off all contact and the pair have not spoken since. "Now I'm a parent I can relate more to my mum's sadness that my twin brother, Ben, and I have been estranged since 2009," says Olly. Offering an olive branch he said: "I've got nothing but love and respect for him." Speaking to The Sunday Times Magazine, the singer added that in recent years megastar Robbie Williams has become like a brother to him, with the pair deepening their bond as Olly joined him on stage this year. While Olly's family is set to grow larger again this year as he and wife Amelia prepare to welcome their second child after tying the knot in 2023. Olly said he will be doing things differently second time round after leaving Amelia and their newborn immediately after she gave birth due to work commitments. "Two days after Madison was born I had to go on tour supporting Take That. Amelia had lots of support around her as her mum came to stay and my parents live near us in Essex, but it was hard and I felt guilty. "We both understand that my work isn't like a regular job — but second time round I'm not going anywhere," he insists." Olly continued: "My aim in life is to be a great husband and father - that's where my future lies. I'd love my career to continue as it is, but when you get married and become a dad, you just want to be the best for them." The Troublemaker singer said his fallout with brother Ben has impacted him hugely and he still 'struggles with loneliness.' He told The Times last year: "When you've been in the womb with someone, you struggle with loneliness. I had to deal with it when my twin and I went on our separate lives. "I was desperate to be around people, could not sit in a room alone." As well as distancing himself from Olly, Ben also cut contact with their parents and his sister. He told the Daily Mail in January 2017: "I was very close to my parents, but fame and greed changed everything. "My parents wanted this bright, shiny Olly with the money who can give them the VIP lifestyle. They liked hanging around with Simon Cowell, or going to Bon Jovi concerts – they loved their VIP selfies. "I'm not interested in anything like that, I have a lovely life with my wife and kids." Olly said despite the bad blood, he would still make friends with his brother if he'd allow it. "I still want to make that change with my brother." Asked by Lorraine Kelly in 2018 if he though the rift could ever heal, Olly said: 'I hope so, of course, it's mad because every year I think about it, (will it be) nine years, 10 years. I did text him for his birthday but he changed his number. " Christmas has never been the same," he admitted.
The Irish Sun
03-08-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Olly Murs, Pro Green and Cat Burns lead star-studded line-up as they perform at stunning Bolesworth Castle in Chester
A very famous star was in the crowds with her family PARTY WEEKEND Olly Murs, Pro Green and Cat Burns lead star-studded line-up as they perform at stunning Bolesworth Castle in Chester OLLY Murs, Professor Green and Cat Burns lead a star-studded line-up as they performed at Together Again Festival in Chester. The Dance With Me Tonight singer got festival-goers on their feet within minutes of taking to the stage with a string of hits. 15 Olly Murs headlined at Together Again Festival in Chester Credit: Instagram 15 The Troublemaker hitmaker was seen belting out tracks at Bolesworth Castle Credit: Instagram 15 Coleen Rooney and her family attended the four-day festival Credit: Instagram 15 The atmosphere was buzzing with festival-goers of all ages attending Credit: Entirety Labs 15 This is the first year this new festival was held on the grounds of Bolesworth Castle Credit: Entirety Labs 15 The views alone are worth the visit with plenty of rural beauty Credit: Entirety Labs Last Friday, former X Factor star Olly, 41 headlined at the stunning grounds of Bolesworth Castle, performing his chart-topping singles. Olly kicked off with his 2012 hit Troublemaker, before belting out Right Place The Right Time and Please Don't Let Me Go to a packed out crowd. The musician then took a trip down memory lane and told fans: "Ladies and gentleman, I'm taking you guys all the way back, right to the beginning, put your hands up." Olly brought the energy with his cheeky-chappy charisma as he sang his catchy 2010 track Thinking of Me, with the star rocking the stage with his slick moves and turning the crowd into a full-on singalong. The atmosphere was buzzing with festival-goers of all ages attending this four-day music event, with even Wayne Rooney's wife Coleen and her family enjoying the weekend. This is the first year this new festival was held at Bolesworth Castle, a Grade II listed building. The views alone are worth the visit, with plenty of rural beauty to admire while rocking out to the music and enjoying a bite to eat. UB40 also took to the main stage earlier that day and it wouldn't be a UB40 performance without them singing their arguably best know hit Red Red Wine, which got the festival-goers singing along. Another standout star from the line-up was rapper Professor Green, who performed a set on Sunday. Although there was some rain and grey skies at times, it definitely didn't dampen spirits and if anything brought attendees together. Olly Murs breaks silence on baby two 'I didn't expect it to happen this quick' The Lullaby hitmaker looked in good form as he performed in front of a lively crowd, opening with his 2019 track Bad Decisions. He was full of enthusiasm as he sang other well known hits Remedy, Monster and Read All About It while bouncing around the stage. British singer-songwriter Cat Burns also delivered a flawless performance with her silky smooth vocals on Saturday night. Cat commanded the stage as she belted out her hugely successful huge track Go, leaving the crowds wanting more. There was plenty more artists taking to the stage across the weekend - with noughties favourites Scouting for Girls, Britain's Got Talent's Diversity, X Factor double act Jedward, international DJ Nathan Dawe, Artful Dodger and Ocean Colour Scene. Nineties icon Gabrielle brought the sunshine with her during her set, with classics like Out of Reach, Sunshine, Dreams and Rise. The mums, dads, grandparents and kids were up on their feet for this one. There really was something for everyone. The music is not the only thing that this festival has to offer. We headed to the Wonky Lizard tent for some late night comedy and spent some of the afternoon channelling my inner Nicole Kidman in a special Moulin Rouge Cabaret show. The variety of entertainment available will keep you busy all day. There was also bingo, a Greatest Showman circus - with firebreathers and hula hoopers, and a family quiz, while tribute band Oasish paid homage to rockers Oasis in the tent, amid Noel and Liam Gallagher's comeback tour. There was a whole dedicated section to keep children occupied, with a fun fair, rides, a silent disco and even a Bluey, Peppa Pig and Bing meet and greet. The little ones were also able to enjoy some downtime in front of the a big screen playing children's films throughout the day. If you fancy taking some time out, many headed to the Retreat zone which ran from the morning to mid afternoon, offering Thai massage workshops, south baths and yoga which will leave you feeling very zen. The weather did pick up and those who wanted to get a dose of Ibiza headed to O beach, a premium pop up space with everything synonymous with O Beach including iconic round pool beds. There was even hot tubs and a dance floor with dancers putting on a immersive shows throughout the day. The quality of food vendors at the festival made the experience even better knowing we could grab some delicious food and drink without having to leave the venue. We tucked into some piping hot jacket potatoes, freshly made pizzas, and mac and cheese with loaded fries and chicken. And if you thought you'd be waiting hours for some nosh, then you'd be pleasantly surprised to know that queues were quick and efficient. Five reasons to visit Together Again Festival The music has something for everyone, if you want your cheesy pop tunes, your more electric beats, some chilled out country vibes or some throwback beats, then you'll love this. The food is reasonably priced and has a variety - from Greek food, to noodles or Italian, there is something delicious that will keep you full and happy The venue and location is breathtaking and when your attention is not on the stage, then it will be on the gorgeous scenery and the Bolesworth Castle in the backdrop Perfect for all ages whether you're a toddler or over 80. The organisers have really catered for everyone. If you fancy taking some time out you can head to the Retreat zone or if you want a mini rave then Agora tent is for you. There was also baby sensory class, science fun and circus school for the little ones. Chester perfect place to explore if you've got a few hours spare between acts. Cheshire Zoo is around a 25mins drive from Bolseworth Castle and has over 37,000 animals from over 500 incredible species. The city centre also has an array of food spots, stunning architecture and Chester Cathedral is a must visit, with plenty of history. Party-goers who wanted to get up on stage themselves headed to the Wonky Lizard for a bit of Barrioke, while you could rave from morning to night with electric dance music in the Agora tent. And those who wanted to throw things back to the 90s, boogied on down to the Rewind stage, where So Solid Crew, Ultrabeat, Sonique, East 17, Phats and Small and Soul Town performed some bangers. But my favourite had to be the Ranch stage. If you're a Taylor Swift fan and love your country music, this is the perfect little spot where you can don your cowboy boots and straw hat while chilling out on haystacks and sipping on a cold beverage. Singers Emilia Quinn, Fanny Lumsden and Shellyann were exceptional as they belted out smooth tunes and well known tracks. While the Whiskey Brothers performed some incredible covers and finished with an impressive medley - even dropping hits from Eminem and 50 cent into their round-up. Who knew I was a country girl at heart! Together Again Festival returns to Bolesworth Castle on the 24-26 July 2026. You can find out more here. 15 Diversity got fans up on their feet Credit: Instagram 15 Professor Green sounded epic live Credit: Getty 15 Cat Burns performed her hit song Go to a packed crowd Credit: Getty 15 Gabrielle brought the sunshine to Chester on Sunday Credit: Getty 15 The crowds went wild for the star-studded line-up Credit: Entirety Labs 15 There is plenty on offer at this festival for all ages Credit: Entirety Labs 15 The Agora tent provides rave vibes and electric music throughout the day Credit: Entirety Labs 15 The festival ended in explosive style on Sunday night after a weekend of partying Credit: Entirety Labs
Scottish Sun
03-08-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Olly Murs, Pro Green and Cat Burns lead star-studded line-up as they perform at stunning Bolesworth Castle in Chester
A very famous star was in the crowds with her family PARTY WEEKEND Olly Murs, Pro Green and Cat Burns lead star-studded line-up as they perform at stunning Bolesworth Castle in Chester OLLY Murs, Professor Green and Cat Burns lead a star-studded line-up as they performed at Together Again Festival in Chester. The Dance With Me Tonight singer got festival-goers on their feet within minutes of taking to the stage with a string of hits. Advertisement 15 Olly Murs headlined at Together Again Festival in Chester Credit: Instagram 15 The Troublemaker hitmaker was seen belting out tracks at Bolesworth Castle Credit: Instagram 15 Coleen Rooney and her family attended the four-day festival Credit: Instagram 15 The atmosphere was buzzing with festival-goers of all ages attending Credit: Entirety Labs 15 This is the first year this new festival was held on the grounds of Bolesworth Castle Credit: Entirety Labs 15 The views alone are worth the visit with plenty of rural beauty Credit: Entirety Labs Last Friday, former X Factor star Olly, 41 headlined at at the stunning grounds of Bolesworth Castle, performing his chart-topping singles. Olly kicked off with his 2012 hit Troublemaker, before belting out Right Place The Right Time and Please Don't Let Me Go to a packed crowd. The musician then took a trip down memory lane and said: "Ladies and gentleman, I'm taking you guys all the way back, right to the beginning, put your hands up." Olly brought the energy with his cheeky-chappy charisma as he sang his catchy 2010 track Thinking of Me, with the star rocking the stage with his slick moves and turning the crowd into a full-on singalong. Advertisement The atmosphere was buzzing with festival-goers of all ages attending this four-day music event, with even Coleen Rooney and her family enjoying the weekend. This is the first year this new festival was held on the grounds of Bolesworth Castle, a Grade II listed building. The views alone are worth the visit, with plenty of rural beauty to admire while rocking out to the music and enjoying a bite to eat. UB40 also took to the main stage earlier that day and it wouldn't be a UB40 performance without them singing their arguably best know hit Red Red Wine, which got the festival-goers singing along. Advertisement Another standout star from the line-up was Professor Green, who performed on Sunday. There may have been some rain and grey skies but that didn't dampen spirits in the slightest. Olly Murs breaks silence on baby two 'I didn't expect it to happen this quick' The Lullaby hitmaker looked thrilled to be performing in front of such a lively crowd as opened with hit tune Bad Decisions. He was full of enthusiasm as he performed Remedy, Monster and Read All About It while bouncing around the stage. Advertisement British singer songwriter Cat Burns also smashed it out of the park with her stunning vocals. She commanded the stage as she performed her huge track Go while the crowds were left captivated by her voice. There was plenty more artists taking to the stage across the weekend - with noughties favourites Scouting for Girls, Britain's Got Talent's Diversity, X Factor double act Jedward, international DJ Nathan Dawe, Artful Dodger and Ocean Colour Scene. Nineties icon Gabrielle brought the sunshine with her during her set, with classics like Out of Reach, Sunshine, Dreams and Rise. Advertisement The mums, dads, grandparents and kids were up on their feet for this one. There really was something for everyone. The music is not the only thing that this festival has to offer. We headed to the Wonky Lizard tent for some late night comedy and spent some of the afternoon channelling my inner Nicole Kidman in a special Moulin Rouge Cabaret show. Advertisement The variety of entertainment available will keep you busy all day. There was also bingo, a Greatest Showman circus - with firebreathers, hula hoopers and a family quiz, while tribute band Oasish paid homage to rockers Oasis in the tent, amid Noel and Liam Gallagher's comeback tour. There was a whole dedicated section to keep the kids busy, with a full fun fair, rides, a silent disco and even a Bluey, Peppa Pig and Bing meet and greet. The little ones were also able to enjoy some downtime in front of the a big screen playing children's films throughout the day. Advertisement If you fancy taking some time out, many headed to the Retreat zone which ran from the morning to mid afternoon, offering Thai massage workshops, south baths and yoga which will leave you feeling zen. The weather did pick up and those who wanted to get an dose of Ibiza headed to O beach, a premium pop up space with everything synonymous with O Beach including iconic round pool beds. There was even hot tubs and a dance floor with dancers putting on a immersive shows throughout the day. The quality of food vendors at the festival made the experience even better knowing we could grab some delicious food and drink without having to leave the venue. Advertisement We tucked into some piping hot jacket potatoes, freshly made pizzas, and mac and cheese with loaded fries and chicken. And if you thought you'd be waiting hours for some nosh, then you'd be pleasantly surprised to know that queues were quick and efficient. Five reasons to visit Together Again Festival The music has something for everyone, if you want your cheesy pop tunes, your more electric beats, some chilled out country vibes or some throwback beats, then you'll love this. The food is reasonably priced and has a variety - from Greek food, to noodles or Italian, there is something delicious that will keep you full and happy The venue and location is breathtaking and when your attention is not on the stage, then it will be on the gorgeous scenery and the Bolesworth Castle in the backdrop Perfect for all ages whether you're a toddler or over 80. The organisers have really catered for everyone. If you fancy taking some time out you can head to the Retreat zone or if you want a mini rave then Agora tent is for you. There was also baby sensory class, science fun and circus school for the little ones. Chester perfect place to explore if you've got a few hours spare between acts. Cheshire Zoo is around a 25mins drive from Bolseworth Castle and has over 37,000 animals from over 500 incredible species. The city centre also has an array of food spots, stunning architecture and Chester Cathedral is a must visit, with plenty of history. Party-goers who wanted to get up on stage themselves headed to the Wonky Lizard for a bit of Barrioke, while you could rave from morning to night with electric dance music in the Agora tent. And those who wanted to throw things back to the 90s, boogied on down to the Rewind stage, where So Solid Crew, Ultrabeat, Sonique, East 17, Phats and Small and Soul Town performed some bangers. Advertisement But my favourite had to be the Ranch stage. If you're a Taylor Swift fan and love your country music, this is the perfect little spot where you can don your cowboy boots and straw hat while chilling out on haystacks and sipping on a cold beverage. Singers Emilia Quinn, Fanny Lumsden and Shellyann were exceptional as they belted out smooth tunes and well known tracks. While the Whiskey Brothers performed some incredible covers and finished with an impressive medley - even dropping hits from Eminem and 50 cent into their round-up. Advertisement Who knew I was a country girl at heart! Together Again Festival returns to Bolesworth Castle on the 24-26 July 2026. You can find out more here. 15 Diversity got fans up on their feet Credit: Instagram 15 Professor Green sounded epic live Credit: Getty Advertisement 15 Cat Burns performed her hit song Go to a packed crowd Credit: Getty 15 Gabrielle brought the sunshine to Chester on Sunday Credit: Getty 15 The crowds went wild for the star-studded line-up Credit: Entirety Labs 15 There is plenty on offer at this festival for all ages Credit: Entirety Labs Advertisement 15 The Agora tent provides rave vibes and electric music throughout the day Credit: Entirety Labs 15 The festival ended in explosive style on Sunday night after a weekend of partying Credit: Entirety Labs
The Province
03-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Province
Vancouver's 12-year-old Rickie Wang hopes to score a hit with new song Troublemaker
Vancouver theatre, film and TV actor adds singer to his resume Rickie Wang Photo by samara / Rickie Wang Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page. Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. THIS CONTENT IS RESERVED FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada. Exclusive articles by top sports columnists Patrick Johnston, Ben Kuzma, J.J. Abrams and others. Plus, Canucks Report, Sports and Headline News newsletters and events. Unlimited online access to The Province and 15 news sites with one account. The Province ePaper, an electronic replica of the print edition to view on any device, share and comment on. 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THIS ARTICLE IS FREE TO READ REGISTER TO UNLOCK. Create an account or sign in to continue with your reading experience. Access articles from across Canada with one account Share your thoughts and join the conversation in the comments Enjoy additional articles per month Get email updates from your favourite authors Troublemaker is the debut single from 12-year-old Vancouver artist Rickie Wang. The hooky tune is a crisp slice of contemporary pop that sounds like it came from a much older and experienced artist. Wang's Spotify account has nearly 19,000 subscribers and the song has 20,000-plus hits and counting. Those are solid numbers for a debut. But Wang is already a seasoned pro. The St. George's student last appeared in the pages of The Vancouver Sun when he starred as Tiny Tim in the Arts Club Theatre production of Dolly Parton's Smoky Mountain Christmas Carol four years ago in 2021. This wasn't Wang's first professional gig. He also appeared in a version of Oliver at the Gateway Theatre, which was recommended by theatre critic Jerry Wasserman. Essential reading for hockey fans who eat, sleep, Canucks, repeat. By signing up you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc. Please try again This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Rickie Wang and Lucas Gregory star in Lionel Bart's Oliver at the Gateway Theatre. Photo credit: David Cooper Photo by David Cooper Wang was signed to da Costa Talent Management agency in Grade 5 and his resumé includes voicing the character of Min in Heroes of the Golden Mask alongside Canadian acting legend Christopher Plummer, and appearing on CBC Kids Gumboot Kids and winning three first-place awards at the Junior Voice Competition at the Kiwanis Music Festival in 2022. Trained under VSO School of Music voice teacher Diane King, the young soprano is already a member of UBCP/ACTRA acting unions. A multi-instrumentalist on guitar, piano and turntables, he talked about his new single on his way to Italy from Nice, France, where his Grade 7 class is on its graduation trip. Q: When did you first discover an interest in singing and songwriting? This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. A: I was obsessed with listening to music right from being a baby and, as I grew much older, started developing my interest learning piano and guitar. My very first chord learned on guitar was C major. From there I wrote my first song, titled Sweet Night. I have around 20 songs now. Q: What instruments did you play for Troublemaker? A: I played keyboard and guitar and a very little amount of drums for the song. I have a home studio where I record my ideas. Aside from school, I devote most of my time to creating music as it is my main passion outside of academics. Q: Do you have a goal in mind with releasing this single? A: I think most songs are either for adults or very young kids and I really wanted to write something that was for teens my age. It's kind of my way to celebrate being a rule breaker and a rule changer. Sometimes, you have to make a little mischief to have a little fun and the song is all about having fun. I used Runway with ChatGPT to design the cover art and video. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Q: Troublemaker is a contemporary pop track, but you have classical music chops as well, don't you? A: In Grade 4, I had the pleasure to perform with the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, singing a song that accompanied a screening of the film the Snowman. Right now, I'm not doing any vocal training since I'm pretty busy promoting my songs and acting. Do you have any cool acting roles coming up in the future? A: I've booked a few major roles that I can't discuss right now because of NDAs (non-disclosure agreements), but I can tell you that one is coming on Netflix. And I have also got a movie coming this summer. I started auditioning for musical theatre at age nine. The Tiny Tim role at the Arts Club was my first time doing a musical and I thought it was really cool. sderdeyn@ Love concerts, but can't make it to the venue? Stream live shows and events from your couch with VEEPS, a music-first streaming service now operating in Canada. Click here for an introductory offer of 30% off. Explore upcoming concerts and the extensive archive of past performances. Vancouver Canucks Vancouver Canucks Opinion Local News News
Vancouver Sun
02-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Vancouver Sun
Vancouver's 12-year-old Rickie Wang hopes to score a hit with new song Troublemaker
Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page. Troublemaker is the debut single from 12-year-old Vancouver artist Rickie Wang. The hooky tune is a crisp slice of contemporary pop that sounds like it came from a much older and experienced artist. Wang's Spotify account has nearly 19,000 subscribers and the song has 20,000-plus hits and counting. Those are solid numbers for a debut. But Wang is already a seasoned pro. Get top headlines and gossip from the world of celebrity and entertainment. By signing up you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc. A welcome email is on its way. If you don't see it, please check your junk folder. The next issue of Sun Spots will soon be in your inbox. Please try again Interested in more newsletters? Browse here. The St. George's student last appeared in the pages of The Vancouver Sun when he starred as Tiny Tim in the Arts Club Theatre production of Dolly Parton's Smoky Mountain Christmas Carol four years ago in 2021. This wasn't Wang's first professional gig. He also appeared in a version of Oliver at the Gateway Theatre, which was recommended by theatre critic Jerry Wasserman . Wang was signed to da Costa Talent Management agency in Grade 5 and his resumé includes voicing the character of Min in Heroes of the Golden Mask alongside Canadian acting legend Christopher Plummer, and appearing on CBC Kids Gumboot Kids and winning three first-place awards at the Junior Voice Competition at the Kiwanis Music Festival in 2022. Trained under VSO School of Music voice teacher Diane King, the young soprano is already a member of UBCP/ACTRA acting unions. A multi-instrumentalist on guitar, piano and turntables, he talked about his new single on his way to Italy from Nice, France, where his Grade 7 class is on its graduation trip. Q: When did you first discover an interest in singing and songwriting? A : I was obsessed with listening to music right from being a baby and, as I grew much older, started developing my interest learning piano and guitar. My very first chord learned on guitar was C major. From there I wrote my first song, titled Sweet Night. I have around 20 songs now. Q: What instruments did you play for Troublemaker? A : I played keyboard and guitar and a very little amount of drums for the song. I have a home studio where I record my ideas. Aside from school, I devote most of my time to creating music as it is my main passion outside of academics. Q: Do you have a goal in mind with releasing this single? A : I think most songs are either for adults or very young kids and I really wanted to write something that was for teens my age. It's kind of my way to celebrate being a rule breaker and a rule changer. Sometimes, you have to make a little mischief to have a little fun and the song is all about having fun. I used Runway with ChatGPT to design the cover art and video. Q: Troublemaker is a contemporary pop track, but you have classical music chops as well, don't you? A : In Grade 4, I had the pleasure to perform with the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, singing a song that accompanied a screening of the film the Snowman. Right now, I'm not doing any vocal training since I'm pretty busy promoting my songs and acting. Do you have any cool acting roles coming up in the future? A : I've booked a few major roles that I can't discuss right now because of NDAs (non-disclosure agreements), but I can tell you that one is coming on Netflix. And I have also got a movie coming this summer. I started auditioning for musical theatre at age nine. The Tiny Tim role at the Arts Club was my first time doing a musical and I thought it was really cool. sderdeyn@ Love concerts, but can't make it to the venue? Stream live shows and events from your couch with VEEPS, a music-first streaming service now operating in Canada. Click here for an introductory offer of 30% off. Explore upcoming concerts and the extensive archive of past performances.
