We got to spend some time around town and everyone is so kind and everything is so beautiful, so thank you so much. I f***ing love you,” the singer declared before throwing his plastic cup into the crowd and playing Zac and Codeine from Beerbongs & Bentleys. For those who prefer a modified version of the game, this method offers a unique gaming experience:

His story needs telling and bringing to a wider audience so that he gets the recognition that he deserves.”Official Contests and Giveaways: Keep an eye on Monopoly Go's official social media channels for announcements of contests and giveaways. Participating in these events may offer a chance to win free Monopoly rolls. Entitled ‘The Light Pours Out of Me’ – a reference to a Magazine song - the docu-film is also expected to provide new insight into the legendary bands he played with, while at the same time finally propelling his name from the shadows.

This is an analogue film framed from a digital age, employing a wealth of archive material across multiple formats, including Super8 (70s), VHS (80s) and MiniDV (90s),” adds Edinburgh-based Sng, a 2022/23 BAFTA Breakthrough Artist whose latest film, Tish, a portrait of Tish Murtha whose photographs captured working-class life in Britain in the 70s and 80s, has just been released. He wrestled with addiction, stage fright, and the loneliness of being on the road at a time when there was little support within the music business.The film’s co-director Paul Sng, whose past work has included the award-winning documentary ‘Poly Styrene: I Am A Cliché’, says he hopes the new work will help cement McGeogh’s name once as for all at the forefront of minds when people recall music from that era. The film is to be based on the best-selling biography, 'John McGeoch: The Light Pours Out of Me' by Rory Sullivan-Burke. Published last year, it includes original interviews with Siouxsie Sioux, Howard Devoto, Johnny Marr and Billy Idol. Because he was not the focal point for the audience, he didn’t necessarily generate as much recognition,” says Sng.

But for one budding Kiwi guitarist named Rachel, the moment rapper Post Malone pulled her up on stage to play a song with him on the guitar - and which she executed perfectly - will be hard to top.He was at the height of his fame when he unexpectedly opted to quit to spend time with his daughter and become a nurse working with Alzheimer’s patients.