Back with a dark, socially consious album, the 80s chart-topper recalls family histories, bust-ups with TV presenters and why he had to freeze his own body Hi Shaky! Should people be surprised that ...

Pop legend Shakin’ Stevens burst into the charts in the early 1980s like a Welsh Elvis Presley complete with a sleek, black quiff. And although the double denim is now a thing of the past, 75-year-old ...

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Shakin' Stevens is far more than a name from our collective pop past. This documentary shows the singer in a remarkable new light, as he goes on a voyage of self-discovery. Show more Nearly everyone ...

Neil McCormick has been chief music critic for the Telegraph since 1995. His interviews have ranged from such rock legends as Paul McCartney, Elton John and Keith Richards to superstars Adele, Ed ...

Singer Shakin' Stevens has said receiving the coronavirus jab is "the first step to hope". The Cardiff-born rock 'n' roller, 72, whose real name is Michael Barratt, was given his first dose of the ...

He shocked the audience with a disastrous performance of his song Merry Christmas Everyone LOOSE Women viewers were left reaching for their Festive spirits this morning following an “awful” ...

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Incredible though it may seem, Shakin' Stevens was the UK's biggest-selling singles artist of the 1980s. He had 28 top 40 hits, including four number one singles - from the festive juggernaut Merry ...

"By the express request of the artist, there is to be absolutely no photography," said signs posted throughout the Empire; transgressors would be "ejected without refund". But people refused to be ...