OHMYGOSSIP — Madonna has undergone a new blood treatment after being forced to cancel three concerts.
The 61-year-old pop superstar – who had to axe a run of shows in Boston, Massachusetts from 30 November to 2 December for health reasons – has turned to osteopath Jean Michel Ete for his radical autohemotherapy rehab fix, which mixes blood with ozone gas.
Alongside a video of her undergoing the process, she wrote: “Infusing the blood… Vitamin drip… Tibetan bowls… singing and meditation… Felt amazing afterwards!! (sic)”
In the clip, the ‘Like A Virgin’ singer appeared with seven-year-old twin daughters Stella and Estere, who stood by their mum as blood was extracted, mixed with gas and then pumped back into her body using an intravenous drip.
The treatment comes after Madonna had to cancel the three ‘Madame X’ tour dates as she asked fans for forgiveness.
She said at the time: “Please forgive this unexpected turn of events. Doing my show every night brings me so much joy and to cancel is a kind of punishment for me, but the pain I’m in right now is overwhelming and I must rest and follow doctor’s orders so I can come back stronger and better and continue the Madame X journey with all of you.”
Promoter Live Nation confirmed the shows will not be rescheduled “due to tight scheduling through the balance of the year” and all tickets will be refunded.
Just a day before the cancellation, the ‘Hung Up’ hitmaker admitted she had “multiple injuries”.
She shared a video on Instagram of her in the bath and wrote: “Celebrated My Last show in L.A with my usual Ice Bath for multiple injuries. [Love] and THANKS to my gang-gang for being my hype squad (sic)”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Rita Ora has paid tribute to Avicii at a special concern in his honour.
The 29-year-old singer collaborated with the late DJ – who tragically died in April last year at the age of 28 – on ‘Lonely Together’, and she performed the track during a benefit concert raising awareness of suicide and mental health.
Taking to Instagram after the show – which was organised by the Tim Bergling Foundation named after the Swedish star – she wrote: “I want to thank @avicii’s family for organising this to raise awareness for mental health, especially within the music industry.
“Often success can be seen as a representation that someone is also doing well mentally, however, we can see here that there is sooo much more work to be done.
“Thank you to all 60,000 of you and the ones watching at home and Tim’s family.”
The emotional show – which was organised by his friend David Guetta and featured appearances from the likes of Aloe Blacc and Adam Lambert – took place at the Friends Arena in Stockholm, Sweden on Thursday (05.12.19) and was live streamed on Avicii’s YouTube Channel.
Alongside photos from the event, Rita also shared a quote from the DJ’s father Klas Bergling.
He said: “We want this concert to help put the topic on the agenda and pay attention to the stigma surrounding mental illness and suicide. “Policies and tools are needed to detect the risks and prevent suicide, especially among young people.”
The singers performing at the concert were backed by a huge live band, which was Avicii’s dream for his music.
Klas previously explained: “Tim had plans for his music to be performed together with a large live band, and now we are realising his dream and giving fans a chance to experience his music in this unique way.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Roisin Murphy says Billie Eilish is her “kindred spirit”.
The former Moloko star’s 2005 debut solo album ‘Ruby Blue’ has been compared to the 17-year-old pop phenomenon’s debut album ‘When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?’ in terms of production, and the 46-year-old star agrees that their music has a special connection.
The ‘Incapable’ singer also hailed the ‘bad guy’ hitmaker as an “interesting pop star” and described her songs as “quite high art”.
In an interview with MusicFeeds.com, Roisin said: “She’s a really good pop star at the moment, anyway – she might let us down, who knows?
“But, at the moment, she’s a very interesting pop star.
“The music is actually quite high art.
“It’s a total different generation to me, but there are massive connections between the music … Some people said that it sounded a bit like some of the stuff on the ‘Ruby Blue’ album in the production side.
“I’m into all the melodies, as well as the weird range of the melodies and things.
“So I feel a connection there – and a kindred spirit.”
Despite signing to a major label, ‘Ruby Blue’ received mixed reviews from critics, with many labelling the difficult to pigeonhole artist a “freak”, despite her having a similar eccentric style to pop superstar Lady Gaga, who was climbing the charts.
In hindsight, the Irish singer/songwriter admitted she would have never been able to be easily “moulded” into a pop artist.
Speaking in 2018, she said: “I got reviews at the time saying, ‘Why’s she not a pop star? Well, look at the sleeve, she’s a freak!’ Then six months later you’ve got Lady Gaga wearing exactly the same f**king outfit. I’m sorry, but it’s frustrating. But I don’t play ball.
“I’m not the kind of human you can mould, because I was moulded already because I came from a strong family.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Robbie Williams admits that being middle aged has made songwriting harder.
The ‘Feel’ hitmaker admits he has become “boring” and his lyrical ideas have been limited by family life with his wife Ayda Field and their three kids, seven-year-old daughter Teddy, son Charlie, five, and 15-month-old daughter Coco.
He shared: “My diary is a bit boring because I’m middle aged. There’s only so many times you can write about taking the kids to school.”
Despite his songwriting concerns, the former Take That star insists 2019 has been a “vintage year” for him as an artist because he recorded and released his first ever festive album, ‘The Christmas Present’ and performed a successful residency at the Wynn hotel in Las Vegas.
Robbie said: “It has been a vintage year, I’m growing comfortably into my own shoes for the first time in my life.”
The 45-year-old pop star and his songwriting partner Guy Chambers also penned the songs for new stage musical ‘The Boy in the Dress’, which is based on the book of the same name by David Walliams, and it has whetted his appetite to work on similar projects in the future.
He said: “I want to work on more musicals.”
Revealing how David’s story about cross-dressing 12-year-old boy Dennis resonated with him, he previously stated: “I’m eccentric and before you get to be eccentric you’re weird, which causes lots of internal dialogues to go off.
“One of your first memories of being on the planet is that you’re different, so this show speaks to the child in me and also the man-child in me. It is for the people who feel weird but they are not.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — ‘Put A Little Love On Me’ is “very special” to Niall Horan.
The 26-year-old singer has just released the deeply personal single, which will feature on his upcoming second solo album, and Niall admitted it holds a special meaning for him.
He said: “‘Put A Little Love On Me’ is out now. I recorded this song a number of times but always kept coming back to the original demo so I ended up using that for the final track. It’s one of my favourite songs I’ve written and is very special to me.”
Meanwhile, Niall previously revealed that many of the songs on his new album were inspired by his heartbreak over his split from Hailee Steinfeld, 22.
He said: “Going through heartbreak helped write the ballads, even some of the happy songs – the sad songs that are dressed up as happy songs sometimes. Also, touring. Experiencing touring and being on stage every night, getting that buzz off the crowd and being with fans who have paid their well-earned money to come and watch only you – you learn a lot about yourself, you learn about what people want to listen to.
“I have stuff that I want to write about on my mind all the time. I had just gone through a break up, which helps when it comes to writing songs, I guess. It helps vent the emotions.
“I am just ready to go! The album is fun. There are some very sad moments, but for the most part it is a fun album. There are some nice melodies in there, some cool guitar riffs. I think my fans are going to enjoy it.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Will Young used to hate Lewis Capaldi.
The 40-year-old singer revealed that he used to hold a grudge against Lewis after the 23-year-old star’s debut collection ‘Divinely Uninspired To A Hellish Extent’ held his album ‘Lexicon’ off the top of the charts earlier this year but now he is a big fan.
Will told The Guardian: “I hated Lewis Capaldi, because he held me off from getting to number one, but I’m over that now. His being funny is a big thing. I saw that TV advert he did, where he was saying: ‘I’m just another singer-songwriter,’ and I thought it was really clever.”
Will also revealed that he has found fame difficult to deal with in the past, including when he had PTSD.
He said: “I was lucky; I had a lot of life experience. The management team I was with, they did things the way they’d done with the Spice Girls and I said no. They tried to get me to move to some flat somewhere – no, I’m quite happy where I am. They were sending Mercedes cars for me – well, who’s paying for this? I’ve got my own car, thanks. For me, the problems with wellbeing came when I had a breakdown, I had PTSD, and I tried to pull out of a tour. I’d be on the dressing room floor, in a foetal position, couldn’t look at my face in the mirror, didn’t know who I was.”
And he admitted there are still huge problems in the music industry.
He said: “There’s a musician I’ve worked with who’s been on tour with someone very well-known, and [the well-known person] abused them, verbally and with inappropriate behaviour. The musician didn’t say anything, because they’ve got kids and they don’t want to lose the gig. That gave me an insight into it. The power is still there. It’s about money. No one came to that person and offered them some aid, and I was really saddened by that.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Kasabian guitarist Serge Pizzorno wants to celebrate his 40th birthday next year with a huge party on an oil rig.
The Kasabian guitarist turns 39 on December 15 but he’s already thinking about how he’s going to commemorate the milestone age and has been inspired to host a big bash by his pal Noel Gallagher, who had a ‘Narcos’-themed 50th birthday party.
Serge intends to fly his guests out to sea via a helicopter.
In an interview with Q magazine, he said: “That’s never really been a thing for me. I don’t mind ageing. I’m looking forward to it! Will there be a big party? Yeah, I’ve got my eye on hiring this oil rig out in the sea. I’m having that – you get there by helicopter, out in the middle of nowhere, and have a party for three days. Job done.”
Serge – who released his first solo album ‘The S.L.P.’ this year – admits he gets drunk quite easily but insists he can handle it well and keep going.
When asked about the last time he fell over drunk, Serge replied: “You know what, I’m pretty steady on my feet. I get drunk quick, but I can maintain it. After two pints I’m drunk as I am after four bottles of whisky. So you’re going back some years, man, since I’ve fallen.”
However, the ‘Fire’ hitmaker doesn’t always have a good record when it comes to birthday parties after he attended Dr. Noel Fitzpatrick’s – who rose to fame on Channel 4’s ‘The Supervet’ – birthday bash.
He explained: “Remember ‘The Supervet’? I went to his birthday party a couple of years ago and I got drunk there, really spewing. They got me in a cab somehow and had to get me like a bib, you know those collars they put round dogs’ necks? It was bad news, man.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Camila Cabello feels “lonely” when she performs ‘Senorita’ without Shawn Mendes.
The 22-year-old pop star and Shawn both feature on the chart-topping single, but Camila struggles to enjoy performing the track when her boyfriend isn’t alongside her.
She shared: “It’s lonely. I don’t like it. I want him back. But it’s fun. The fans sing it, and it’s cool.”
Camila recently released her second solo album, ‘Romance’, and the brunette beauty feels thrilled by the response from her fans.
She told ‘Entertainment Tonight’: “It feels amazing [to see reactions online].
“I just also have the sweetest, most amazing fans in the world, and just seeing their reactions and seeing how invested they are in the music and seeing what songs they connect to and them just kind of pointing things out in the album just feels so exciting and rewarding.
“I think like, writing the album is amazing, but the second best thing is release day and getting to see what everybody is saying.”
Camila and Shawn started dating in July, but the ‘Havana’ hitmaker recently admitted she first had feelings for Shawn back in 2015, when they collaborated on the hit ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’.
She said: “During ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer,’ I really bonded with him as more than a friend. I think he did, too, but we were both really young, and he was experiencing the pressures of his career.
“I don’t think we knew what to do with those feelings. It was this awkward thing where we both liked each other, but we weren’t together. It was just weird.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Little Mix’s Christmas single is “very relatable” because of their hectic lives.
The superstar girl group – made up of Perrie Edwards, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Jade Thirlwall and Jesy Nelson – released their festive hit ‘One I’ve Been Missing’ last month, and the band say it’s a fair representation of how they feel at this time of year.
Speaking on BBC Radio 2, they said: “It’s very relatable to us because obviously we’re away the majority of the year.
“We’re always missing our loved ones. It just kind of fits really on our feelings at Christmas.”
The track was written by Leigh-Anne, and the rest of the ‘Black Magic’ hitmakers were delighted to finally have a Christmas song to add to their catalogue of tunes.
They added: “Beautiful Leigh-Anne wrote this song, so we’re very proud of it. We just love it.
“We’ve always wanted to do one, but we’ve never had time to just focus on doing a Christmas song. “Leigh-Anne wrote this two years ago, and then she was like ‘Oh guys, I’ve got a Christmas song,’ and played it to us in the summer.”
The track is in the running for this year’s coveted UK Christmas Number One spot, and Leigh-Anne – who co-wrote the song with Tre Jean-Marie, Jez Ashurst, Sinead Harnett and Rachel Furner – was inspired by 1950’s ballads as a beautiful ode to festive love, steeped in sleigh bells and luscious harmonies.
She previously said: “We absolutely love Christmas, it’s our favourite time of the year. We’ve always wanted to write and release a Christmas song, we were just waiting for the right moment! The minute I finished writing ‘One I’ve Been Missing’ I couldn’t wait to play it to the other three girls.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Billie Eilish thinks her brother Finneas is “the only reason” she’s alive.
The 17-year-old singer has heaped praise on her brother – who is a singer, songwriter and record producer – saying he is the “only reason [she’s] anywhere in the whole world”.
She said: “Finneas is my best friend, my big brother, he’s four years older than me and we’ve been best friends forever.
“We started making music together when I was 13 and he was 17; he produces everything. He’s the only reason I’m anywhere in the whole world and he’s probably the only reason I’m alive.”
Billie made the comments shortly after revealing that her single ‘Everything I Wanted’ is about her relationship with her brother.
The teenage star – who collaborates on her music with her elder sibling – opened up on the process of writing her latest hit, and she explained how one line “paved the way” for the track as a whole.
She said: “Finneas came up with, ‘As long as I’m here, no one can hurt you’.
“We decided to make it about our relationship and how we help each other and like deal with things together.
“It just completely like paved the way for the rest of the song.”
Meanwhile, Finneas admitted the duo make sure both of them can relate to the lyrics they’re working on, because it makes the creative process easier.
He explained: “When Billie and I write songs together, we’re having to write lyrics that we both identify with so we can continue the narrative.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Jax Jones was inspired by Pharrell Williams.
The ‘This Is Real’ producer has revealed the huge influence the ‘Happy’ hitmaker has had on him as a performer, and explained why he prefers to be front and centre of his music rather than hiding behind collaborators.
Speaking to the Daily Star newspaper’s Wired column, he said: “I love my peers and my DJs but electronic music has this reputation of being very alone, it’s not considered a group activity, but I looked up to the likes of Pharrell Williams, and Pharrell is all up on the video doing all sorts, on his BMX and that.
“So that is my vibe, I have no shame, I am all up there doing the dance moves, showing off, everything you see is who I am, I don’t have a public persona – I am just me.”
Meanwhile, Jax previously revealed Selena Gomez recorded a version of ‘This Is Real’ – which he would eventually release with co-writer Ella Henderson – but it’s unlikely to see the light of day.
He recently explained: “Selena Gomez heard it, and I was like ‘nah, Selena wants to cut this song?!’ and they were like ‘yeah she loves it’, and I was like, I’ll believe it when I hear it, she cut the song, sent it back, it sounded amazing…
“Ella was like, ‘this is amazing’, Selena’s camp then decided I wasn’t relevant enough, it was already meaningful that she loved it, and so then, I had this song… I still have the [recording].
“It feels right, doing it with Ella, we wrote it together, and I’m glad that I can essentially bring Ella back…she’s back.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Ava Max’s debut album is “pretty much finished”.
The 25-year-old pop star – who reached number one in the UK and more than 14 countries around the world with breakthrough hit ‘Sweet But Psycho’ in August – has teased her fans that they can expect to find out the release date and title for her first full-length studio effort “in the next few months”.
Speaking to the Daily Star newspaper’s Wired column, she spilled: “We don’t have a date yet but I do know it will be in the next few months.
“It’s pretty much finished.
“We are just finalising some things.
“I can’t wait to even share the title.”
Ava – who performed at Capital’s Jingle Bell Ball at The O2 in London at the weekend – previously teased that it will be “unapologetically pop”.
She said: “I am straight up, unapologetically pop … It’s definitely more sonically the same.”
And the US star is proud that all her songs “stand for something” and aren’t just about having a good time.
She added: “The message is very strong and empowering pop songs. There will be songs that are a little bit more emotional. “Most of it is all upbeat, pop anthems.
“They all stand for something. I don’t have one song about partying.”
Ava also admitted that she never expected ‘Sweet But Psycho’ to be such a major hit so quickly.
She said: “I didn’t know how fast this would take off because it went first in Sweden and went number one. It was released the same day globally. It first was big in Europe in Sweden, Norway and Finland. Now it is rising in the United States and Australia.
“I feel globally it’s been a remarkable success story. People are relating to it.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Lewis Capaldi paid a £5,000 tab at Greggs in Glasgow so his fans could enjoy a treat after his hometown gig.
The ‘Grace’ hitmaker – who was born in the Scottish city – kindly teamed up with the bakery chain to offer his fans free savoury and sweet snacks at the Argyle Street store after performing a sold-out show at the nearby O2 Academy Glasgow on Saturday night (07.12.19).
All gig-goers had to do to get their hands on a sausage roll or doughnut was to show their wristband from the gig.
Lewis said: “As a thank you for coming tonight I’ve put a tab behind the local Greggs on Argyle Street for you all.
“The Bakes are on me! Steak Bakes, Vegan Sausage Rolls and doughnuts, get whatever you want. You’ll just need your blue wristband after the gig.”
Hundreds of fans ended up piling into the shop to grab a freebie.
Earlier this year, the 23-year-old star went undercover at a Greggs shop in Middlesbrough to serve customers.
The sweet gesture comes after Lewis was forced to cancel a string of UK shows to prevent damage to his vocal cords.
The ‘Hold Me While You Wait’ singer lost his voice during a performance at the O2 Academy Brixton in London last month, and was forced to cancel three dates in Nottingham, Norwich and Sheffield as a result.
Following his gig in Brixton, Lewis wrote to thank his fans on Instagram after they helped him get through the performance with his sore throat.
He wrote: “Last night in Brixton was one of the hardest performances I’ve had to do and thank you so, so much to everyone that came down and helped out with the tougher parts of some of those tunes.
“I’m so sorry that my voice wasn’t as up to it as I had hoped it would be. As you know, I have been struggling with my voice since touring in America and the European leg and much of this UK stretch of this tour has been difficult. I’ve had many URGENT check ups with various doctors and under each of their professional advisories I need to take it very easy and unfortunately have to cancel the next three shows. I desperately want to be able to perform every show I advertise and put on for you all. And I’m so sorry to everyone that bought tickets to the cancelled shows. Genuinely hate letting ANYONE down. (sic)”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Crowded House are set to reunite for their first European tour in a decade.
The ‘Weather with You’ hitmakers’ founding members; Neil Finn and Nick Seymour – who will hit the road with Mitchell Froom and Neil’s sons Liam Finn and Elroy Finn – have announced their first dates in the UK and Europe since 2010.
The Australian rock band will kick off the UK leg of the run on June 16 at Cardiff’s Motorpoint Arena, and wrap with two nights at London’s Roundhouse in Camden on July 4 and July 5.
The ‘Don’t Dream It’s Over’ hitmakers have also revealed they are in the studio again, with new music in the pipeline as they embark on their next chapter.
The tour comes after Neil joined Fleetwood Mac, along with Mike Campbell of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, as a full-time member in the wake of Lindsey Buckingham’s departure from the band on tour in April.
Whilst in August, Crowded House announced a one-off reunion show at the 2020 edition of Byron Bay Bluesfest.
However, shortly afterwards, keyboardist Mark Hart announced he would not be a part of the reunion.
Neil confirmed the news and said that he “love[s] Hart dearly as a friend, as a contributor and a collaborator” and added that “all will be revealed … trust that good thought and good heart gets put into all of these decisions.”
Since forming in Melbourne in 1985, following the disbandment of Split Enz, the band have released six studio albums to date.
They parted aways in 1996, but following the tragic death of drummer Paul Hester in 2005, Neil and Nick felt it was time to get the band back together.
So they ended up reuniting with sticksman Matt Sherrod and Mark, and released the acclaimed LP ‘Time On Earth’ in 2007.
The ‘Fall at Your Feet’ hitmakers’ last studio effort was 2010’s ‘Intriguer’.
Tickest for Crowded House’s 2020 tour go on sale on Friday (13.12.19) at 9am via LiveNation.co.uk

Crowded House’s 2020 UK tour dates:
June 16, Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff
June 17, SSE Hydro Arena, Glasgow
June 18, Arena Birmingham
July 2, Castlefield Bowl, Manchester
July 4, Roundhouse, London
July 5, Roundhouse, London

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OHMYGOSSIP — Stereophonics have announced a one-off show for Absolute Radio in London early next year.
Kelly Jones and co will play the O2 Forum Kentish Town on January 21, 2020, for what will mark their first performance at the North London venue in two decades.
The ‘Fly Like an Eagle’ singer also recalled fond memories of playing The Bull and Gate pub nearby the concert hall back in their early days.
Speaking to Dave Berry on Absolute Radio’s Breakfast Show on Monday morning (09.12.19), Kelly said: “We haven’t played the Forum since we opened up for The Manics on our very first tour … It must have been 1997?!
“We’ve maybe done one headline show there – but I haven’t been there for a very long time … We used to play The Bull and Gate Pub next door a lot though!”
Whilst Dave said: “We all know January can be a dull month after all the excess of the Christmas period.
“So Absolute Radio have enlisted rock royalty, Stereophonics to help shake things up a bit with this extra special London gig.
“If your New Year’s resolution is to get out to more gigs, what better way to start off than at this one?”
The gig announcement follows a successful 2019 for the Welsh rockers – whose 11th studio album ‘Kind’ topped the Official UK Chart in October.
The show will be proceeded by a full UK arena tour, which kicks off in Sheffield on February 28, includes a stop at The O2 on March 6, and concludes with two nights in their homeland at Cardiff’s Motorpoint Arena on March 14 and March 15.
Tickets for the Absolute Radio show go on sale from 9am on Thursday (12.12.19), from www.absoluteradiotickets.co.uk

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OHMYGOSSIP — Pussycat Dolls have revealed a new album is “in the works”.
The ‘When I Grow Up’ hitmakers debuted a new single ‘React’ for their recent comeback performance on ‘The X Factor: Celebrity’ and have promised the track will be followed by even more music next year.
Discussing the possibility of a new album, Jessica Sutta said: “It’s all in the works.”
Carmit Bachar added: “We have a lot of exciting things in the pipeline.”
The ‘Buttons’ singers will also embark on their ‘Unfinished Business’ tour in April and have promised fans will be delighted with the show.
Jessica teased to ‘Entertainment Tonight’: “You’re going to get all the elements of the Pussycat Dolls: Water, fire.”
Jessica admitted the band – which also includes Nicole Scherzinger, Ashley Roberts and Kimberly Wyatt – were all “so emotional” when they got back together following a 10-year break.
She said: “It was so emotional. We all had tears in our eyes when we first got into the room together again.
“We love this group. We love being together. It’s just an amazing experience all around.”
Carmit added: “It’s been incredible. It’s been a whirlwind, for sure. Everybody wanted this to happen, not just fans, but we did and we call it divine timing.”
And the pair believe it was important for the band to go their separate ways in order to “flourish and evolve”.
Carmit said: “We all had things that we needed to do in our lives and go our separate ways to kind of flourish and evolve and grow as women.
“It feels so good to be back with my girls. It’s like a sisterhood. We went through a lot together…We are these women that were ready to come back.”
Former Doll Melody Thornton is not involved in the reunion.

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