Madness will release a mammoth career-spanning collection entitled Hit Parade on November 21st.
One of Britain’s great singles bands have included 27 Top 40 UK hits on the compilation which will stretch across various physical formats highlighted by a 4LP …
The Prodigy live in Manchester on their Fat Of The Land 25th anniversary tour (Gary Mather for Live4ever)
The Prodigy, The Courteeners and Madness have been revealed as the headliners for Y Not Festival 2025.
The Wombats have been invited …
Madness will tour the US for the first time since 2012 in the spring.
Supporting last year’s UK #1 album Theatre Of The Absurd Presents C’est La Vie, the band will play May dates in Seattle, Oakland, Las Vegas, Boston …
Madness have matched their success on the main album rundown by debuting at #1 on the UK Record Store Chart with Theatre Of The Absurd Pts C’est La Vie.
The National are one place adrift after the release of Laugh Track, their second …
Madness have put a seven-year gap between albums to an end and confirmed Theatre Of The Absurd Presents C’Est La Vie for release on November 17th.
…Well, well, well, here we are.. Our thirteenth album (lucky for some) Theatre Of the Absurd
Loyle Carner by Francis Plummer
Loyle Carner, Anne-Marie, Madness and Primal Scream are leading the line-up announcement for Standon Calling 2022.
They head up a bill which is also to bring performances from Sleaford Mods, Self Esteem, John Grant, The …
Sam Fender by Jack Whitefield
Tramlines Festival 2022 will be headlined by Sam Fender, Kasabian and Madness.
Back at Hillsborough Park in Sheffield between July 22nd-24th next year, event organisers have also confirmed many more artists; the highlights of these including …
Royal Blood by Mads Perch
Victorious Festival will be on the Southsea Seafront between August 27th-29th.Madness, The Streets and Royal Blood have been revealed as the headliners for Victorious Festival 2021.
‘‘This year’s line-up is my personal favourite,” festival director Andy Marsh responds. “It feels like we have …
Ian Brown onstage with the Stone Roses at Wembley Stadium, London. June 2017. (Alberto Pezzali / Live4ever)
Tramlines Festival has confirmed Ian Brown, Catfish And The Bottlemen and Madness will be headlining this year.
Slaves supporting The Cribs @ Leeds Arena (Gary Mather / Live4ever)
Slaves have joined the House Of Common event which is being curated by Madness.
“I know when to go out, I know when to stay in and get things done…..GET YOUR M.A.D.H.E.A.D ON, WE ARE GOING OUT!!!!!”
That’ll be Suggs then, whose band Madness have today announced an 11-date tour of UK arenas, starting on December 4th in Nottingham.
After their new album ‘Oui Oui Si Si Ja Ja Da Da‘ made the UK Top 10 upon its release earlier this month, Madness frontman Suggs has told the Daily Star tabloid he feels it is now time for the group to win an overdue Brit Award.
Madness have confirmed the details of their tenth album, which will be released next month.
In today’s Soundbites – our look back at the past week’s news, videos, features and tabloid gossip – Blur perform their own rooftop concert, Coldplay search in vain for some excitable fans, The Stone Roses at Heaton Park is reviewed, Suggs makes Sting playing in Oxfordshire seem exciting, and the …
Madness frontman Suggs had to be removed from Sting‘s performance at the Henley festival in Oxfordshire on July 4th after lingering onstage during a rendition of The Police hit ‘De Do Do Do De Da Da Da‘.
Madness have announced an extensive UK & Ireland arena tour, due to kick off in the winter.