OHMYGOSSIP — Liam Gallagher is set to feature on the next series of ‘Peaky Blinders’.
The 47-year-old rock star has revealed he’s recorded a track for the BBC drama show – though Liam is unlikely to be making an on-screen appearance alongside the likes of Cillian Murphy.
He explained: “We might be doing a song for the next series. That’s looking like it will happen.”
However, it seems Liam won’t be making a cameo appearance on the show, admitting he doesn’t have any talent as an actor.
He told the Sunday Mirror newspaper’s Watts the Goss column: “I met the guy the other day who writes it, and I said, ‘I don’t really want to be in it because I’m not an actor’. And them actors are f***ing good.
“If he was to offer me a part it would have to be a small part – just having a drink maybe in that pub, with a hat on.
“I know I would be able to pull it off. I’m just not sure about the acting – their acting is amazing.
“I could sit there in the bar and be a moody ****, shoot some ******. Just as long as I don’t have to speak too much.”
Meanwhile, Liam previously admitted to watching the British dating show ‘Love Island’ because it’s “s**t” and “stupid”.
In 2017, the outspoken rocker explained: “I like it man, but I don’t truly understand the bit where they’ve got to kip on the floor, outside.
“I’m just into the fact that it’s s**t, you know what I mean? It’s just stupid. I’m not getting anything out of it. I’m not learning anything out of it, it’s just on.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Slowthai’s next album will show his “growth”.
The 24-year-old rap star – whose real name is Tyron Frampton – has revealed his mind is already focused on his next project, having released his debut album, ‘Nothing Great About Britain’, in May.
Speaking to NME, he explained: “I’ve already got the concept for it.
“I know what I’m gonna do, now I’ve just gotta do it. It’s gonna be growth, it’s not gonna be a follow-up or a sequel. It’s got to be its own entity, I suppose it will be growing … I can’t explain it any deeper than that.”
Slowthai teased his second album shortly after insisting he is committed to speaking “the truth”.
The rapper feels it’s important to speak-up on behalf of people whose voices are never heard.
Reflecting on the launch of his debut record, he previously shared: “This album is recorded for the people from small communities that have been forgotten about.
“It’s for the people who feel they need it.”
Asked what his debut album is really about, Slowthai added: “It’s about community. It’s about remembering the people around you, and remembering that’s what makes this place great.
“Things like gentrification, they’re trying to push all the communities away and we’re losing that sense of togetherness – which is the thing that actually makes Britain great. Or any place in the world great. We all have to work in unison to make things better.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Tove Lo collaborated with Kylie Minogue after she told her she would “love” to work with her.
The Swedish pop star met the 51-year-old Australian music legend last year, and she said then she was keen for them to record a duet together, but the ‘Habits’ hitmaker wanted to make sure she wrote a song that was 100 per cent Kylie’s “vibe” and would suit her “sexy, sweet voice”.
The ‘Love At First Sight’ hitmaker ended providing “some really cool melodies” on ‘Really Don’t Like U’, which features on Tove’s upcoming LP ‘Sunshine Kitty’.
In an interview with The Sun newspaper, Tove recalled: “I met her once in 2018 and she was like, ‘Actually, I would love to work with you.’
“I made a note of, ‘OK, next record.’
“It was also about having a song where I felt I could reach out and it would be her vibe.
“That song needs to have a sexy, sweet voice on it.
“I wanted to have an icon on this album.
She added some really cool melodies and she is so lovely and cool and sweet.
“I could talk about her for two hours.”
Meanwhile, the 31-year-old star revealed the name of her album – the follow-up to 2017’s ‘Blue Lips’ – was inspired by Lena Dunham’s TV series ‘Girls’ and a line she says about a character “soaking up the sun through the source of life (her vagina)”.
She said: “It came to me when Lena Dunham was talking about someone in a ‘Girls’ episode who would lie out to let her vagina soak up the power of the sun.
“She was like, ‘That is not moisturiser, that is sun in her p****.
“I love that idea of soaking up the sun through the source of life.
“So yeah, I was like, ‘That’s the name.'”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Charli XCX has vowed to stick around for “a really long time” whether she is making hits or not.
The ‘Gone’ hitmaker says the one thing she has accomplished during her career is changing “the landscape of what pop music is”, and she plans to continue making her own brand of pop music even if just for other artists.
In an interview with the London Evening Standard, she said: “I’m gonna be around for a really long time, whether I have number ones or not.
“Maybe I won’t always be an artist.
‘Maybe I’ll be a songwriter.
“But I will have changed the landscape of what pop music is.
“I already have. I really believe that. I know it sounds really arrogant to look you in the eyes and say it, but I have.”
The 27-year-old star recently released her “most personal” album to date, ‘Charli’, and she says it truly “encapsulates all sides of [her] as a person”.
She said: “This is definitely the most personal album that I’ve made.
“Bet you’ve heard that a million times.
“I felt it was best to call it by my name because it really is an album that encapsulates all sides of me as a person.”
And the ‘Boom Clap’ hitmaker insisted that making music that doesn’t “sacrifice” her “artistic decisions” is more important to her than being “the biggest artist in the world”, and admitted she finally feels like she has discovered who she is “as a person and artist”.
She added: “I just want to be able to make the music that I want to make without having to sacrifice any of my artistic decisions.
“If continuing down that path leads to me being the biggest artist in the world or to me staying exactly where I’m at, that’s cool.
“I don’t ever want to become something that I’m not because I’ve done that before.”
“I didn’t even know myself properly as a person let alone as an artist. I think I’ve figured out who I am now.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Queen Elizabeth II was a secret Wham! fan.
The ‘Last Christmas’ hitmakers’ late manager Bryan Morrison revealed in his recently posthumously published memoir, ‘Have a Cigar!’, that Her Majesty asked to meet George Michael – who passed away in December 2016 – and his bandmates at a polo match at the Guards Polo Club in Windsor in June 1985.
Bryan wrote in his memoirs: “Through an emissary, I learnt that the Queen had heard that I was managing and publishing Wham! and that she would like to meet them.”
According to the music mogul, the Queen “spent a great deal of time” listening to their back catalogue.
He added: “To my amazement, on greeting them, the Queen knew all of their hits and spent a great deal of time listening to their exploits.”
George previously opened up about his meeting with the British monarch and said she was “really sweet”.
He said: “It was at a drinks thing in a marquee after some polo match.
“There were lots of other people there, but she did speak to me.
“She asked me about China, and said that she hadn’t been there but that she might be going there next year.
“She was really very sweet. And small.”
The Queen is also known to be a big fan of the Beach Boys and Sir Elton John.
The 93-year-old monarch bought an iPod back in 2005 and was gifted a second one by then President Barack Obama back in 2009, and royal expert Ingrid Seward revealed what could be on the most-played list on the music device.
Ingrid, author of the book, ‘My Husband & I’, which detailed Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip’s marriage, shared: “The Queen is a big fan of musicals, traditional hymns, and Scottish ballads, and even the Beach Boys’s songs, especially ‘California Girls’.
“She also likes Elton John and all kinds of military music. She plays the piano herself and has a pitch-perfect singing voice. Whether or not she has much time to listen to music on her iPod I am not sure, but I rather doubt it. If she doesn’t understand anything or it goes wrong, there are plenty of young footmen around who are pretty savvy with technology.”
The Queen’s cousin Lady Elizabeth Anson had also revealed some of her favourite music.
She said: “The Queen loves the theatre and musicals like Showboat, Oklahoma! and Annie Get Your Gun. These were the tunes that remained in one’s head and were very danceable to. The Queen is a fantastic dancer. She’s got great rhythm …
“We did a lot of singing at Kensington Palace. Nobody thought it was odd after dinner if we put on a record and all sang Doing the Lambeth Walk, so music has always been part of her life.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Charli XCX has thanked her LGBTQ fans for giving her a “home in pop music”.
The ‘Gone’ singer has always had a huge number of fans from that community all over the world and she admits she has learned how to embrace and be proud of her own individuality from her gay and trans supporters.
In an interview with Australian website MusicFeeds, she said: “I feel the love from that community has made me feel confident in myself, and I feel that they have shown me how they express themselves every day. How they’re so powerful and individual and unique and resilient and it’s made me feel confident to open up and be the artist I am now. I feel so thankful and I feel safe. Without that love from them, I wouldn’t be where I am. ‘Charli’ wouldn’t exist. They’ve given me a home in pop music.”
Explaining that she has felt as though the LGBTQ community has been behind her music since the release of her 2016 EP ‘Vroom Vroom, she added: “It kind of began with ‘Vroom Vroom’, but when I started putting the mixtapes out that’s when I started to really feel it. It changed so much. It made me feel like I would always have a home. They get me, and I get them. We’ve got our own thing going on. Sometimes it feels like it is us against the world, it’s okay because we have each other.”
Charli has a big following on her social media channels with 3.4 million fans reading her Twitter posts and the same figure checking out her Instagram updates.
The 27-year-old British pop star likes to have fun on her social media and definitely does not want to convey the idea that she has a perfect life to her fans because that would be a lie.
She said: “I am not a perfect person, and I don’t want to be portrayed in any way as perfection. I couldn’t do it if I tried, and it’s ultimately not real. It’s boring and fake. It’s f***ing boring, and I have more of a personality.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Katherine Jenkins has been forced to postpone her tour.
The ‘Time to Say Goodbye’ hitmaker was due to perform in Australia and New Zealand in November but has pushed it back until May 2020 after album delays.
She wrote on Twitter: “It’s with great sadness that I have to postpone my upcoming tour, due to an unforeseen timeline to record my new album but I’m looking forward to returning in May next year. Tix will be valid for all new shows but pls contact your original ticketing provider if you can’t make it (sic)”
Katherine was expected to kick off her Australian shows at the Riverside Theatre in Perth on November 4, but it will now be the closing date of the tour and take place on June 1, 2020. Melbourne, Hindmarsh, Sydney, Brisbane and Christchurch and Auckland in New Zealand are also on the cards for the tour.
Meanwhile, the 38-year-old classical-crossover singer recently admitted she refuses to speak in-between concerts when she is on tour.
She said: “It’s a muscle so you have to rest it and unfortunately you have to really, really rest it. So what I do is when I come off I don’t speak until the next sound check, so today would normally be a day off, so I wouldn’t speak. [Seeing fans] is always such a worry to me because when I’m not speaking, I always worry that people will think that I’m a bit diva-ish and rude.
“So I always try and let them know that I’m not talking and actually happened to me in the airport the other day, and I was trying to buy something and I was with my tour manager, and I said that, ‘Please try and explain.’ It was so interesting because the lady would then talk back to me, so she actually said, ‘Would she like this colour?’ And I thought, ‘Wow how interesting how you treat people when they can’t talk.’ ”
And Katherine enjoys the experience of being on tour because she loves to sing for fans.
She said: “When people come to the shows I want to give them the best performance that I can. You just have to be responsible because I”m on tour for five weeks, and after that I get time with the family, but I do love being on tour.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Charli XCX thinks streaming has allowed her to be more “creative”.
The ‘Boom Clap’ hitmaker likes how the music industry has changed, to allow her to release her new music more “rapidly” and when she wants.
Speaking to The Verge for The Future of Music video series, she said: “I was feeling very creative and wanted to release my music rapidly and when I wanted. Without streaming, it would be so difficult to be able to do that … Everything’s very rapidly digested, and people want more. Everything moves so much quicker now.”
Charli previously revealed her new self-titled album is her “most personal” so far.
The 27-year-old singer said: “[The record is] my most personal album yet. It’s [a record] where I talk a lot more about my insecurities and my thoughts that go on in my head every day about the position I’m in as a person and as an artist.”
And whilst Charli originally planned to put out a third mixtape, she felt as though ‘Charli’ was more like a full-length project.
She added: “With ‘Pop 2’, I felt the solidifying of my fan base and was more connected to my fans than ever before. I thought that they might want an album from me. So I didn’t want to deprive them of it. I just felt confident enough to put one out.”
The singer no longer “cares” about commercial success, and would rather just have the “creative freedom” to do her own thing.
She explained: “I used to think of [commercial success] all the time once I had the taste of what a big successful hit could feel like, but I feel like there’s a lot of creative freedom in not caring.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Liam Gallagher says his working relationship with producers Greg Kurstin and Andrew Wyatt is “easy” because they know what he wants in the studio.
The 46-year-old singer worked with the pair on his debut solo album ‘As You Were’ and his follow-up ‘Why Me? Why Not.’ which is released on Friday (20.09.19).
Liam loves being in the studio with Greg and Andrew because they can translate his ideas into the sounds he wants on his songs and he is grateful for their help because he has no ego about songwriting.
Discussing the trio’s working relationship, he said: “It’s easy, man. I thought it’d be a lot harder and I thought I’d feel a lot worse, uncomfortable and that. I just go in there, you sort of say what you want and after that, you send them a few bits of s**t I’ve done and that sort of thing. We just get in and we do what we’ve got to do. We don’t mess about. We don’t waste any time.
“I can sort of go, ‘Let’s do a tune a bit like Faces or The Stones.’ I love music, full stop. I’d love to be able to write a whole album, but that’s just not the way it is. I don’t really sweat over it. I just want to be a part of good music.
“I’m not into music to make money. I already have enough money. So I’m not one of them persons who go out to write a song because I need to get a publishing deal. I couldn’t give a f**k about that. I just want to make good music and get out on the road and play good music to the people who come to the concerts and that’s it.”
‘Why Me? Why Not.’ also features writing contributions from Michael Tighe on ‘Gone’, Simon Aldred on ‘Now That I’ve Found You’ and title track ‘Why Me? Why Not.’ and Damon McMahon on ‘One of Us’ and ‘Alright Now’ with Liam credited as a co-writer on every track on the record.
The ‘Shockwave’ singer thinks the songs on his second solo LP are “bigger” and “better” than his previous album and he can’t wait for his fans to hear it.
The former Oasis frontman said: “They’re better songs. They’re better written songs. I think they’re bigger, they’re a lot deeper. It’s sort of the natural progress.
“Now, I’m just looking forward to every second that comes my way. I’m loving life, man. Life is good at the moment. It’s good to be alive.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Sam Fender was stunned when he discovered his song ‘Dead Boys’ helped save the life of a suicidal man.
The 25-year-old English singer/songwriter penned the track – which features on his debut album ‘Hypersonic Missiles’ – about a friend who took his own life and this year he was told the story of fan who was considering ending it all only to be pulled back from the brink by Sam’s lyrics.
In an interview with Radio X, he said: “There was a guy who was on his way to kill himself and he was driving his car. He was going to drive his car off the road and I was on [the radio] and doing a chat about ‘Dead Boys’ and singing a song and [the presenter] got an email six months later and I got tied into the email as well, and it was basically saying that he heard what was on the radio and because of that chat on the show he pulled over, cried his eyes out, went home to his wife and said he needed help … Purely because there was just this one moment where someone acknowledged … or he just heard something that changed his mind. Sometimes that’s all it can take. Just one little thing that can snap you out of that moment I think.”
Sam go the chance to meet the fan at one of his concerts and he came away from their conversation feeling as though his music could make a profound difference in people’s lives.
The ‘Will We Talk?’ hitmaker said: “He came to a show six months later. I met him and I had no idea what to say to him. Obviously I’m not a doctor and I’m not a therapist, and I’m never going to overestimate the clout of my job. I’m a singer/songwriter. I’m primarily here to entertain people. That is my job … But there’s these tiny little moments in my career that have gave it a little bit more clout than I ever thought it would have. And for a split second it wasn’t this self-serving vacuous job that it can be, because it can make you feel so self-centred.”
“There’s moments like that that make you think, ‘You know what, maybe this has more meaning to it than I thought it did.’ ”
Sam was reluctant to even include ‘Dead Boys’ on his LP because he was worried people might think he was “capitalising on a tragedy”.
But he decided he had to be on the record after he played it to his team and it led to some of them coming forward with their own experiences of suicide.
Sam explained: “I wrote that song purely as a reaction to losing a mate to suicide … For ages I didn’t know whether to release it or not and then I just kind of played it to my internal team kind of opened up about it. And people who I worked with who I never knew had experienced suicide would be like, ‘My dad took his life when I was a kid.’ It kind of just highlighted that not many people talk about it, that there’s still a lot of stigma involved.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Little Mix have had to cancel their concert in Vienna on Thursday night (19.09.19) due to one of their production trucks being involved in an accident.
The girl group – comprised of Jesy Nelson, Perrie Edwards, Jade Thirlwall and Leigh-Anne Pinnock – were due to bring their ‘LM5’ show to the Wiener Stadthalle arena in the Austrian city but their elaborate stage set could not be erected due to the traffic incident.
Luckily, no one was hurt in the accident but there was not enough time to put on the production needed for Little Mix to perform.
A statement released via the official Little Mix Twitter account read: “Vienna, we are so sad to say that tonight’s show has had to be cancelled. Unfortunately one of our production trucks was in an accident earlier today which means we haven’t been able to set up our staging and lights. Thankfully no one was hurt, but it means we aren’t able to put on the show for you. We are absolutely broken hearted as we were so excited to see you all. All tickets will be refunded, please contact your point of sale. The girls x”
The European leg of the ‘LM5 Tour’ kicked off this week to rave reviews and all the band members have been having a great time so far.
Perrie tweeted: “#LM5 tour is already the best EVER! Tour life is a GREAT life! I’m blessed! I love you all!”
Little Mix have cheekily included a clip of ‘Good Morning Britain’ presenter Piers Morgan in their set which shows him demanding an apology from the girls following them becoming embroiled in a row in which he accused the four of them of stripping off for a campaign for their single ‘Strip’ to sell records rather than to send a social message about online body shaming which they had claimed.
Before performing their track ‘Wasabi’, a video of Piers plays on a giant screen in which he says: “Little Mix I think you need to make a public apology. If you’ve got the balls, come on this programme and say it to my face.”
The word face is then stuck on repeat, before the girls start the song with the line: “Come and say it to my face.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Sam Fender was “mortified” when he lost his voice.
The ‘Hypersonic Missiles’ singer was forced to cancel his performance at Glastonbury over the summer and not only was he devastated at losing out on a lifelong dream, he was also terrified he’d need surgery and didn’t know if he’d be able to sing again.
He reflected: “That was a real downer for me. I’ve dreamed of playing Glastonbury all my life and still haven’t. Hopefully next year.
“I lost my voice. I sat at home upset for a month. I didn’t talk for two weeks and had to stay totally silent. I didn’t know if my voice was going to come back.
“I thought I was going to need surgery like Adele. I was mortified. It was total burnout.”
The 23-year-old singer is now taking more care of his voice and has quit drinking when he’s due to perform.
He added in an interview with The Sun newspaper: “Now I have to really look after my voice and I don’t drink when I have shows coming up. I get huge anxiety if it’s not on form.”
Sam has been compared with his idol, Bruce Springsteen, but he thinks the remarks are “silly”.
He said: “It’s daft. It’s a silly comparison because I had not even released an album.
“Springsteen has released 19 albums and is one of the greatest singer songwriters of all time.
“If anything, I am the s**t version of Bruce Springsteen. I never will be him. I will always be Sam Fender. But I will always nod to my heroes and he’s been one of my biggest ones.
“I wanted to be in a British rock ‘n’ roll band for as long as I can remember.
“When I was ten I wanted to be Slash from Guns N’ Roses. Then when I was 13 I wanted to be Alex Turner. But by the time I was 18 I wanted to be Springsteen.
“I’ve sat in my bedroom with my guitar pretending I was at f***ing Glastonbury many times.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Liam Gallagher has teased a return to Knebworth in 2020.
In 1996, Oasis played two of the biggest shows in British music history at Knebworth House in Hertfordshire, where they attracted a total of 250,000 fans across two nights, and Liam has revealed that he is interested in returning to Knebworth to perform.
Speaking to Matt Wilkinson on Apple Music’s Beats 1, he said: “It could be good man. We’ve done quite… not been big or anything, but we’ve done lots. In London on the last album, we saw famous people who maybe want a party. I think it’s doable, I just don’t want to go… now listen, it might all go t*ts up tomorrow, you know what I mean. Just so who knows but, don’t be getting ahead of yourself, but I do really.”
While Liam, 46, prefers to avoid stadium shows since Oasis broke up, he admitted that the temptation to return to Knebworth is huge and he would love to get a number of acts together to perform a festival-type show at the venue.
He explained: “I prefer to stay away from the stadiums. And I think, Knebworth, I can do with getting back around there again. I don’t know whether it’s like but, I think it’s definitely doable. If you get the right line up, you get all the top bands on there…it’s well doable and I think it’d be mega. If not, we’ll just do a pub in Knebworth.”
While Liam’s solo career is flourishing, the father of four insisted that his family will always be more important to him than music.
The star – who has not spoken to his brother Noel since their band Oasis imploded in Paris in 2009 after a huge bust-up between the pair – said: “Family is most important thing in the world isn’t man ? Music just… music is not the most important thing in my world. You know what I mean. I dig it and I like doing it and all that so I could put football and family and nice clothes and all that, they’re all equal. A lot of people just run around a lot of times aren’t they, ‘music man, if I didn’t have music, I’d die’, well you wouldn’t would you really? It might be a bit miserable and that.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Taylor Swift has announced a string of festival and concert dates for 2020.
The 29-year-old singer recently released her latest album ‘Lover’, and to celebrate, she has now announced she will be heading to a number of festivals in Europe and South America next year, as well as putting on two of her own music extravaganzas in the form of ‘Lover Fest West’ and ‘Lover Fest East’, which will take place in the US.
Both ‘Lover Fest’ events will take place over two days each, and will mark the ‘ME!’ hitmaker’s only shows in the US for 2020.
‘Lover Fest West’ will see Taylor become the first woman in history to open an NFL Stadium when she takes to the stage on July 25 and July 26 at the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, California, which will kick off the stadium’s inaugural year of events.
The following weekend, on July 31 and August 1, Taylor will head to the east coast of America to hit Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, for ‘Lover Fest East’.
Both events will see Taylor joined by opening acts who are yet to be announced.
The ‘Lover Fest’ shows will come at the end of a busy summer for the ‘You Need To Calm Down’ singer, who will be spending late June and July performing at a number of festivals and concerts throughout Europe and South America, including Roskilde Festival in Denmark, Open’er in Poland, NOS Alive in Portugal, and Festival de Nîmes in France.
Additional UK and international tour dates and festivals will be announced soon.

Taylor Swift’s 2020 tour dates:

JUNE
20 – Werchter, Belgium – Werchter Boutique
24 – Berlin, Germany – The Waldbühne
26 – Oslo, Norway – Oslo Sommertid

JULY
01 – Roskilde, Denmark – Roskilde Festival
03 – Gdynia, Poland – Open’er Festival
05 – Nîmes, France – Festival de Nîmes
09 – Oeiras, Portugal – NOS Alive
18 – Sao Paulo, Brazil – Allianz Parque
25 – Los Angeles, US – Lover Fest West
26 – Los Angeles, US – Lover Fest West
31 – Foxborough, US – Lover Fest East

AUG
01 – Foxborough, US – Lover Fest East

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OHMYGOSSIP — Sir Rod Stewart and Robbie Williams have recorded a song together.
The 74-year-old singer asked Robbie, 45, to collaborate for a track on his latest album, a collection of his greatest hits which have been re-recorded with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.
A source told The Sun’s Bizarre column: “Rod and Robbie have long been fans of each other’s work and Robbie sees Rod as an inspirational mentor.
“They have been waiting for this moment for a long time. Robbie and Rod have finally managed to fit in studio time to lay down vocals for the song, which they are hoping to release later this year on Rod’s upcoming album.
“It’s an iconic moment for them both — and they sound great together.”
Rod’s wife Penny Lancaster and Robbie’s spouse Ayda Field are also close and the pair are thrilled that their husbands are working together.
Meanwhile, Rod recently revealed he has beaten prostate cancer after a secret three-year battle.
The music legend was diagnosed with the potentially-deadly disease in February 2016 after a routine check-up, but has beaten the cancer because he “caught it early”.
Speaking at a Prostate Project fundraising event with his with former Faces bandmates Kenney Jones and Ronnie Wood in Surrey, south east England, he said: “Two years ago I was diagnosed with prostate cancer.
“No one knows this, but I thought this was about time I told everybody. I’m in the clear, now, simply because I caught it early. I have so many tests.
“If you’re positive, and you work through it and you keep a smile on your face.
“I’ve worked for two years and I’ve just been happy, and the good Lord looked after me.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Zara Larsson is yet to meet BTS.
The ‘So Good’ hitmaker provided the vocals on the K-pop superstars’ hit ‘A Brand New Day’, the second single from June’s ‘BTS World: Original Soundtrack’ LP, but she has revealed she didn’t record her part in the studio with the group, but she feels “so lucky” to be a part of their world domination.
She told ‘PEOPLE Now’: “I just felt so lucky that they wanted to work with me as well.
“They are the biggest band right now, period, in the world.
“I had never seen the interaction with their fans, The Army, it’s insane it’s just like on a different level.
“To me I just felt honoured to be a part of it.
“Like I said before, there music is really translating into every country, every genre.
“I see people from everywhere enjoying their music.
Unfortunately I’ve never met them face-to-face yet.
“But that is how it is these days.”
Asked if she is planning to meeting the ‘DNA’ hitmakers – made up of V, J-Hope, RM, Jin, Jimin, Jungkook and Suga – she said: “It’s on my schedule yeah, but I know that I will meet them in the future and I am very excited.”
The Swedish pop star also revealed what it was like opening for Ed Sheeran on his ‘Divide World Tour’ and how he would just have fun with the crowds and “not take himself too seriously”.
Speaking about supporting the ‘Shape of You’ hitmaker – who co-wrote and provided backing vocals on her 2017 track ‘Don’t Let Me Be Yours’ – she said: “He is excellent with working the crowd.
“You know, he talks a lot to the crowd, he gives them instructions and he jokes like, ‘Do this. It will feel really weird, I know it does, but it looks great from her as an artist.
“He’s just having fun and doesn’t take himself too seriously.”

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