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      Lana Del Rey Calls Off European Tour Due to Vocal Issues

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      The ‘Video Games’ singer is forced to pull the plug on the European leg of her latest world tour because she lost her singing voice due to health issues.
      Feb 20, 2020
      AceShowbiz – Lana Del Rey has been forced to scrap the European leg of her The Norman F**king Rockwell! Tour after being “taken by surprise” by a mystery illness.
      The “Video Games” hitmaker was scheduled to kick off the jaunt on Thursday, February 20, 2020 at the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam, before heading to France, the U.K. and Germany for a string of dates.
      However, in a statement, the star confirmed she would be cancelling the dates after the sickness affected her voice.
      “Sorry to let everyone down so last minute but this illness has taken me by surprise and have totally lost my singing voice,” she said. “Dr has advised 4 weeks off for the moment.”
      Lana added, “I hate to let everyone down but I need to get well. Love Lana.”
      Refunds will be issued for the axed shows.
      The singer is still expected to perform for the remainder of the shows, with the next South American leg beginning March 27 in Santiago, Chile. She’ll then perform a handful of shows in North America and Europe over the summer – including a slot British music festival Glastonbury.

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      Billie Eilish and Lana Del Rey Take Home Trophy From 2020 NME Awards

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      ‘Joker’, ‘Hustlers’ and ‘Once Upon A Time In Hollywood’, in the meantime, gets outshone by ‘Blue Story’ for Best Film, whereas ‘Peaky Blinders’ lands Best TV Series kudo.
      Feb 13, 2020
      AceShowbiz – Billie Eilish, Lana Del Rey and YUNGBLUD were among the early winners at the NME Awards in London on Wednesday night, February 12.
      Grammys queen Eilish added another award to her haul, claiming the Best Song in the World trophy for “Bad Guy”, while Del Rey’s “Norman F**king Rockwell” was named Best Album in the World, and YUNGBLUD picked up Best Music Video for “Original Me”.
      There were also wins for Liam Gallagher (Best Music Film for “As It Was”), slowthai + Mura Masa (Best Collaboration), Easy Life (Best New British Act), The Cure (Best Festival Headliner), and Foals (Best Live Act), while Courtney Love was handed the Icon Award and rockers The 1975 scored the Innovation Award.
      And there was a big upset in the Best Film category, with “Blue Story” beating out “Hustlers”, “Joker”, “Midsommar”, and “Once Upon A Time In Hollywood”, while “Peaky Blinders” triumphed over “End of the F**king World”, “Fleabag”, “Stranger Things”, and “Top Boy” to land the Best TV Series prize.
      NME Awards 2020 winners is:
      Best Live Act supported by Copper Dog Whiskey: Foals
      Best Festival Headliner supported by CanO Water: The Cure
      Best New Act In The World: Clairo
      Best Festival In The World: Glastonbury
      NME Radar Award: beabadoobee
      Innovation Award: The 1975
      Best Music Video: YUNGBLUD – “Original Me”
      Best New British Act supported by Nordoff Robbins: Easy Life
      Best Collaboration supported by Brixton Brewery: slowthai + Mura Masa
      Icon Award: Courtney Love
      Best Film: “Blue Story”
      Best Podcast supported by Dax: “Have You Heard George’s Podcast?”
      Best TV Series supported by 19 Crimes: “Peaky Blinders”
      Best Music Film supported by Didsbury Gin: Liam Gallagher: “As It Was”
      Best British Song supported by Piper-Heidseick: AJ Tracey – “Ladbroke Grove”
      Best Song In The World: Billie Eilish – “Bad Guy”
      Best British Album: Lana Del Rey – “Norman Fucking Rockwell”
      Songwriter Of The Decade: Robyn
      Best British Solo Act: FKA twigs
      Best Solo Act In The World: Taylor Swift
      Best British Band supported by Pizza Express: The 1975
      Best Band In The World: Slipknot
      Godlike Genius Award: Emily Eavis

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