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are teasing fans about the celebration of their debut album Appetite For Destruction. Billboards featuring artwork from that 1987 classic featuring all five original band members have sprung up in London.

Fans are hoping for a full reunion with left, former drummer and ex guitarist „

PALS Dua Lipa and

Malone are smashing all sorts of records.

Post’s album Beerbongs & Bentleys is seeing some of the biggest ever streaming figures with a record-breaking 79million first day streams on Spotify.

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And Dua, who hung out with him last year, is on her way to scoring a third week at No1 with her and Calvin Harris’ One Kiss.

Biggest album and biggest single sure is reason for the pair to celebrate. MOVING an incredible 12 times in 24 years sounds like a recipe for disaster but not for Alice Merton.

The German/Canadian/ English songwriter used her frustration about living out of boxes to write debut single No Roots.

The super cool, bass-heavy single about not having a conventional home has become a European hit and now Alice is thanking her parents.

She told me: “It was tough when I was younger, always moving and leaving friends, I hated it.

“But it has made my career, life on the road touring easier as I never feel homesick, so in a way I’m thankful for that.”

Plus Alice added that it’s made her an “expert packer” as her mum always taught her to pack light: “My mum would throw stuff away and she decided what went, that was always hard for me.”

Now, Alice is working on her debut album. still can’t listen to records 24 years after death. He said: “For years I couldn’t even listen to any music, let alone a Nirvana song. When Kurt died, every time the radio came on, it broke my heart. I don’t put Nirvana records on, no. Although they are always on somewhere. “I get in the car, they’re on. I go into a shop, they’re on. For me, it’s so personal. I remember everything about those records; I remember the shorts I was wearing when we recorded them.”