Arctic Monkeys confirm 2023 European tour dates with Inhaler

Look, we’re not saying John Mayer and Kiernan Shipka are dating. But if they aren’t, they’re still going the extra mile to try and make sure it doesn’t look like it — when it really kinda looks like it.

Dances from another decade! The Dancing With the Stars contestants performed to music from the 1990s during the Monday, November 7, double elimination episode.

Dance party! DJ Diplo and Formula 1 star Lewis Hamilton partied at Wynn Las Vegas’ XS nightclub last weekend – and had the crowd on their feet all night long.

OLIVIA Attwood fans have furiously complained about I'm A Celebrity failing to explain her shock exit. Hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly told viewers the Love Island star wouldn't be returning to camp.

I'M A Celebrity star Charlene White broke down in tears on her first night in camp. The newsreader and Loose Women presenter admitted crying about missing her kids. After waking up in main camp, Charlene said in the Bush Telegraph: “I would say that my first night’s sleep in the jungle wasn’t great.

OLIVIA Attwood fans all had the same complaint tonight as she screamed during the first Bushtucker Trial of the series. She took on the terrifying HMS Drown Under with Chris Moyles, Olivia Attwood, Boy George and Scarlette Douglas just hours before being forced to quit I'm A Celebrity.

I'M A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! star Boy George has left fans horrified after 'meditating' for two hours in the dark. The Culture Club singer, 61, was unable to sleep on his first night so sat bolt upright at 3.30am and 'chanted' for two hours in the pitch black.

JUNGLE hunk Owen Warner thrilled I'm A Celebrity viewers by stripping off to reveal his impressive six-pack. The Hollyoaks actor was the first to jump in the camp's famous shower with co-star Babatúndé Aleshe.

I'M A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! fans have blasted the series' first Bushtucker Trial after Chris Moyles was left gasping for breath in rising water. The radio DJ was locked in a tank called a 'torpedo tube' before water began pouring inside and up towards his face. With one minute left to go in the HMS Drown Under trial, it was so close to covering his mouth that Chris was left panic-stricken.

OWEN Warner left his fellow campmates in hysterics as the 'gullible' star fell for one of Chris Moyles' wind-ups. The Hollyoaks actor, 23, is one of the celebrities taking part in this year's series as it finally returns to Australia. During tonight's episode, radio star Chris, 48, had the soap actor falling for one of his jokes.

IT may just be day two, but Boy George is embroiled in a brewing "feud" with his I'm A Celebrity campmate Charlene White. The singer, 61, stormed off to be alone after becoming irritated by the Loose Women presenter, 42, taking charge in the kitchen.

I'M A Celebrity's Mike Tindall may get into trouble when he gets home, after dishing the dirt on his "boozy" wife Zara. The former rugby ace, 44, is married to Princess Anne's daughter, after they met in Sydney, Australia during the 2003 Rugby World Cup.

I'M A Celeb fans were all left saying the same thing tonight about Chris Moyles after he revealed how he dropped 5st. The DJ, 48, tonight joined the other contestants in the main camp, and opened up about his huge weight loss. Chris is settling into life in the jungle, and talked about why he decided to shed the pounds.

OWEN Warner stunned I'm A Celebrity viewers when he asked Mike Tindall if his wife Zara Phillips was Australian. The Hollyoaks actor, 24, appeared to have no clue Mike is married to the King's niece.

I'M A Celebrity's Mike Tindall tonight thrilled viewers when he showed off his hidden talent. The former rugby ace, 44, is proving to be a big hit, and this evening his campmates and fans at home went wild when he started rapping.

We’re sending all our well wishes to Amy Schumer and her son Gene!

We were all devastated to hear about the tragic passing of Aaron Carter on Saturday. Now more than ever it’s important everyone stick together and remember the former child star for who he was — and that’s exactly what The Game is doing.

It’s been ten long months for the family of Alexis Gabe. But now they finally have some closure.

Good for her! Selena Gomez got candid about the idea of falling in love — and how hurtful past experiences won’t keep her from opening her heart again.

Ready to walk down the aisle? Mari Pepin-Solis and fiancé Kenny Braasch teased just how soon fans could see them saying “I do” following their 2021 engagement.

Lindsay Lohan is joining the growing list of celebrities honoring Aaron Carter after his tragic death.

If you needed any more signs Billie Eilish is very serious with her new boyfriend, here it is.

Rihanna is excited to return to work after giving birth to her baby boy. The 34-year-old singer gave birth to her first child with ASAP Rocky in May, and she's now looking forward to restarting her music career. She said: "Once you get to the other side, you're like, 'I gotta get back'.

It’s a big “dill”! CBS announced the eight celebrity teams competing in the two-hour sports comedy special Pickled. The pickleball competition includes big names such as Emma Watson, Kelly Rowland and more.

Not there yet. Wells Adams opened up about his and Sarah Hyland‘s plans to become parents — and why they aren’t necessarily in a rush.

“(Drop Dead) Beautiful” with SabiFor perhaps two years, Sabi seemed like she might break out as the next big female pop singer, as she clearly had the institutional support that helps when making a star.For those who don’t remember the name, she’s perhaps best known for featuring on Cobra Starship’s top 10 smash “You Make Me Feel…,” which remains her only real hit. The same year, she was one of two artists who earned proper collaboration credit on Spears’ Femme Fatale, as she is heard on the album cut “(Drop Dead) Beautiful.”While the tune did make a small impact on some dance-only charts, it was never released as a single, and shortly afterward, Sabi disappeared from the major label game.“(I Got That) Boom Boom” with Ying Yang TwinsSpears’ album In The Zone features two collaborations, and they’re both pretty great.

Whoopi Goldberg has quit Twitter. The 66-year-old actress has announced that she's walking away from the micro-blogging platform after it was recently acquired by Tesla boss Elon Musk. Speaking on 'The View', Whoopi explained: "So it has been a little over a week since Elon Musk took over Twitter and the place, it’s a mess.

Lindsay Lohan has "a lot of love" for Aaron Carter. The pop star was found dead over the weekend, aged 34, and Lindsay - who briefly dated Aaron in the early 2000s - has sent her condolences to his family. She told 'Entertainment Tonight': "My heart goes out to his family and may he rest in peace.

Rebel Wilson has welcomed a baby girl via a surrogate. The 42-year-old actress - who is in a relationship with designer Ramona Agruma - has taken to Instagram to announce the arrival of her first child. In a heartfelt post, Rebel shared: "Beyond proud to announce the birth of my first child, Royce Lillian, born this past week via surrogate [heart emoji] "I can't even describe the love I have for her, she's a beautiful miracle! I am forever grateful to everyone who has been involved, (you know who you are), this has been years in the making…but particularly wanted to thank my gorgeous surrogate who carried her and birthed her with such grace and care.

Pouring his heart out. Lance Bass is breaking his silence days after Aaron Carter‘s death at age 34.

The 1975 frontman Matty Healy has spoken to NME about his group being “post-Arctic Monkeys” – and how they could “still be the most important band” of the decade ahead.Speaking to NME for this week’s Big Read cover story to mark the release of their fifth album, ‘Being Funny In A Foreign Language’, Healy discussed the legacy and future of The 1975, as well as how he feels about being labelled as a ‘band’.Speaking in 2018, Healy hailed Arctic Monkeys as “the band of the 2000s” with The 1975 the defining band of the 2010s. Asked today about how he felt about his group’s standing for the decade ahead, Healy replied: “I think we could still be the most important band of the ‘20s, – I’ve got a prediction that we will be, but we’re starting to get into a semantic argument”.Healy then admitted that “Arctic Monkeys are still relevant and making amazing records and are still a band” who could “always be around if they wanted to” (as well as revealing that he’s “obsessed with bands like Fontaines D.C.”), but argued that culture is no longer necessarily aligned with the idea of “white guys with guitars changing the world” and that The 1975 shouldn’t perhaps even be considered as a traditional band.“With us, you need to take us out of the ‘bands’ world and put us next to Lana [Del Rey], Taylor [Swift], Frank Ocean and Kendrick [Lamar],” he said.

Arctic Monkeys have shared some new details on their upcoming track ‘Sculptures Of Anything Goes’, likening it to the sound of their hit 2013 album ‘AM’.The song will appear on the Sheffield band’s seventh studio record ‘The Car’, which is due for release on October 21 via Domino (pre-order here).During a recent interview with the Dutch radio station NPO 3FM, frontman Alex Turner said that ‘Sculptures…’ finds the Monkeys in a “different” musical landscape. “We haven’t really been to that place I don’t think, sonically,” he explained.“That [song] does remind me a little bit of some of the desert-ier side of the ‘AM’ record from 2013.

Arctic Monkeys have explained the connection between all their seven studio albums as they gear up to release new LP ‘The Car’ next week (October 21).Since releasing debut album ‘Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not’ in 2006, the band have flirted with desert rock (2009’s ‘Humbug’), arena-filling rock’n’roll (2013 classic and NME Album Of The Decade, ‘AM’) and lunar-inspired slow-jams (‘Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino’)As the band told Dutch radio station NPO 3FM in a new interview, the connections between the albums are more obvious to the band than they may be to fans.“There’s a path that goes from the first album to this album,” drummer Matt Helders explained. “It might not be obvious and clear to everybody at first, but for us, it’s definitely got a bit of that.

Arctic Monkeys have spoken about their upcoming seventh studio album ‘The Car’, elaborating on the process and the inspiration behind one of its tracks – watch below.Ahead of the band’s Studio Brussel performance on October 10, Alex Turner and Matt Helders were interviewed by 3FM’s Vera Siemons. Speaking to them about the new album, she asked: “Do you remember the moment when you felt like it clicked, it was complete. The entire record is finished, done, it’s perfect?”“It took us a lot longer to get to the end point of this one than any of the others,” Turner replied.

Arctic Monkeys have added two tour dates to their 2023 US tour. View details for the additional Red Rocks and Los Angeles gigs below.The Sheffield band announced their run of North American dates earlier this week, sharing that they’d be kicking off the tour at The Armory in Minneapolis, Minnesota on August 25 and wrapping it up at Los Angeles’ Kia Forum on September 29.Now, the band has shared an additional date in California on Saturday, September 30. The band also announced a second show at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado on September 19.