Wednesday, 29 December 2010

Kasabian's Tom Meighan has become ambassador for soldiers' charity

Kasabian one of the man Tom Meighan has become an ambassador for a soldiers' charity.

After helping to raise money for the band at a arranger head shave night Leicester, organisation of the Support Our Forces the chart topping star are agreed to his return.

Wayne North is a charity committee member gave them three years ago to raise cash only for injured soldiers.

He said member of Kasabian was very delighted, "I've known Tom for a while and saw him at the football one day and asked him if he wanted to do the head shave. It was a fantastic night and to have Tom there was brilliant – he'bos a legend. He's agreed to be an ambassador for the charity, which is great. To have him involved is brilliant. All the Army lads love Kasabian and he said he'd do what he can to support us."

Tuesday, 21 December 2010

Kasabian perform a new songs at RockNess


Kasabian perform a new songs at RockNess on Monday 13 December. In the Scottish Highlands he revealed the RockNess festival, Scottish Highlands will be one of the first chances hear brand new material live.

According to the news Serge Pizzorno said fans should expect some new additions to the setlist. When asked if Kasabian would be playing new songs at RockNess.
Pizzorno added, "Definitely. There may even be something out by then too. I'd like there to be. I'd love to have something out because it always gets
you going when you're playing the new shit."

Thursday, 9 December 2010

Kasabian planning to release new material before 2011 festivals

Serge Pizzorno of Kasabian reveals that he is desperate to release new material before the band play live shows next summer.

For the next year two festivals are confirmed in which Kasabian will headline i.e Rockness and Isle of Weight Festival with the guitarist telling NME fans should be expecting some new additions to the setlists.

When asked if Kasabian would be playing new songs at the festivals, Pizzorno replied: "Definitely. There may even be something out by then too. I'd like there to be. I’d love to [have something out], because it always gets you going when you’re playing the new shit."

Monday, 29 November 2010

Kasabian headline Loch Ness fest

The most beautiful festival in the world this summer will be headlined by Kasabian and the Chemical Brothers.

Both bands will front RockNess on the picturesque banks of Loch Ness in the north of Scotland.

The three-day festival will take place in the village of Dores, close to Inverness in the Scottish Highlands, in June.

Friday, 19 November 2010

Tom Meighan Slams Reality Show

Kasabian frontman Tom who expressed that he's loving watching Shaun Ryder on I'm A Celebrity A slam reality show but he would personally not interested in to participate in reality shows.

"I would never do that to my mum and dad, I would never embarrass my family like that.

"I mean fair play to the people that go on it - Shaun Ryder is on it, that's amazing, that is just class to watch - he's a genius but I could never do that to myself."said the Kasabian frontman to Absolute Radio DJ Ben Jones.

Wednesday, 10 November 2010

Kasabian Serve Oxfam By Donating


According to a reliable sources Kasabian singer Tom Meighan helped out and donated thousands of pounds worth of designer clothes and signed football shirts to a charity shop in his home city of Leicester.

Two surprise visit has been made by Tom Meighan to his local Oxfam shop donating off over 100 items of clothing, many designer.

BBC Leicester's Susan Bookbinder spoke to store staff, who are already reporting a huge profit from the rock star's seconds.
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Ahsan Sheikh, store manager of Oxfam, in Market Street, Leicester, told The Leicester Mercury: "It was quite a shock when he first walked in but he was really friendly. It's nice that he's thought of Oxfam and we hope it will not only raise a bit of money, but raise our profile as well."

Thursday, 28 October 2010

Market Street






Staff at Oxfam, in Market Street, Leicester, were star-struck when Kasabian singer Tom Meighan strolled into their shop carrying bags of his unwanted clothes.

Many of the items had been worn during gigs and festivals – although staff at the shop assured customers they had been washed.

"The items have had a lot of interest."

All of the donated clothes have been tagged to show its origin.

"I know he's really rich and it probably doesn't make any difference to him.