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Massive Attack have spoken out about their boycott of gigs in Israel since 1999 after someone mentioned attending their gig there.

We had to say goodbye to a staggering number of guitar geniuses this year. We salute those players and their contributions to the instrument

Matthew Perry, Tina Turner, Sinead OConnor, Sir Bobby Charlton, Paul OGrady, Barry Humphries, Mohamed Al Fayed, Burt Bacharach, Jeff Beck, Jerry Springer, David Crosby, S Club 7s Paul Cattermole, Martin Amis and Glenda Jackson were among the stars and notable figures who died in 2023.

Band hope festival will be a prototype for an industry they says is not doing enough to reduce its environmental impact

Massive Attack are set to perform their first live UK show in five years in 2024 with a summer climate action event in Bristol.

Massive Attack's Angelo Bruschini has died. The guitarist — who also played with The Numbers, Rimshots and The Blue Aeroplanes — had been battling lung cancer. Sharing the tragic news in a social media statement on Tuesday (Oct 24), the band wrote in a touching tribute: "A singularly brilliant and eccentric talent. Impossible to quantify your contribution to the Massive...

Massive Attack's Angelo Bruschini has died. The guitarist - who also played with The Numbers, Rimshots and The Blue Aeroplanes – had been battling lung cancer.

"How lucky we were to share such a life together."

Canadian scientists recruited 63 people who received moderately painful heat to their inner forearm - a sensation similar to a hot teacup being held against the skin.

The Bristol band's longtime lead guitarist had recently been diagnosed with lung cancer