The band are getting used to selling out shows across London where vocalist Alex is considered something of an intellectual of the city teaching Latin when not jumping off tour buses and on to stages screaming his lungs out across Europe.

Brand new EP ‘FLAG’ will be released Monday 8th April 2013, which will be available both physically and digitally.

You can watch the brand new video for ‘Flag’ here:         http://youtu.be/JdOMzBPLpmE

Go see The Fuse at one of the following dates this May:

17th May                  The Great Escape Festival            Brighton

29th May                  Pivo Pivo                                              Glasgow
30th May                  Madhatters                                        Inverness
31st May                  Drummonds                                       Aberdeen                        
1st June                    Blue Room                                          Blackpool
3rd June                   Thirsty Scholar                                   Manchester

Website:                             www.thefusemusic.com

Facebook:                          www.facebook.com/thefusemusic

Reverbnation:                   http://www.reverbnation.com/thefusemusic

For interviews, MP3’s & guest list – please contact terri@iaatouring.com

The 53-year-old star was due to perform in San Francisco at the Regency Ballroom on Saturday, March 9, but had to cancel after he was confirmed to be suffering with the condition in both lungs, which can be potentially fatal.

He's been plagued with ill-health recently and has already had trouble with a bleeding ulcer and Barrett's esophagus, and while this new turn is serious he hopes to be fighting fit in time for a live set at the Vive Latino Festival in Mexico later this week.

A statement on a Morrissey fan site explains: "Morrissey is presently being treated in San Francisco for 'double pneumonia', but remains on course to headline the Vive Latino Festival in Mexico City on March 14.
'Morrissey's show at the Regency Ballroom in San Francisco will now take place on May 1."

Watch Morrissey perform 'Let Me Kiss You' at a recent concert here:

Social networking site Twitter became inundated with concern for the 'Boyfriend' superstar and concert-goers were reporting that he had been visibily struggling during the performance.

One fan, Taylor Bell (@TaylorKarenBell), gave Pressparty an update on what happened to the young singer and explained that his manager, Scooter Braun, walked out in front of the arena to reassure fans that Bieber was alright:

"He said he couldn't breathe and he is backstage with a doctor at the moment! Scooter and Jayden come out and said! @Pressparty they said he will be able to finish the show though so it's okay!xx"

Another Belieber at the show tweeted: "Justin Bieber collapsed on stage in the middle of beauty and the beat and scooter came on and said he's with a doctor omg drama at the 02."

Someone else from the event added: "Bieber's manager Scooter just came out to tell us that @justinbieber is intent on finishing the show despite being unwell #BelieveTour."

Check out footage of Scooter Braun telling the arena that Bieber needs medical attention for something that may be wrong with his lungs, but wanted to finish the concert here.

A total of 18 awards were presented (see full list of winners below), with the top award for Producer of the Year – which also earned its winner a BRIT Award for Best Producer – going to Paul Epworth for his work on Florence + The Machine’s Ceremonials.

This year’s Music Producers Guild Awards recipients covered a wide variety of musical genres and also spanned the generations, with young recording professionals such as Charlie Andrews and Charlie Hugall sharing the accolades with world renowned producers such as Sir George Martin CBE and Glyn Johns, who have been inspirational for so many up and coming producers and engineers.

Steve Levine, chairman of the Music Producers Guild, says: “When it comes to talent and creativity, British music production has a long legacy that is internationally recognised and respected. Younger recording professionals are the life blood of our industry and we are delighted that so many of them have been Award recipients this year. Recording professionals play a vitally important part in the success of the UK and international music industry and we are happy to honour their achievements, not just to give them to accolades they deserve but also to motivate the next generation of 100,000 music students in the UK who will be the producers and engineers of the future.”

The Music Producers Guild Awards 2013 also highlighted the close relationship between artists and recording professionals, with many artists attending the ceremony to present their producer, engineer or remixer with an award. 

Florence Welch, who backed Paul Epworth’s nomination for Producer of the Year, says: “I knew Paul was the only producer I wanted to work with on Ceremonials. His work on Lungs really stood out for me, especially Cosmic Love, but he really surpassed himself on Ceremonials. He took what we had started on Lungs to stratospheric heights, without fear or compromise, and secured Florence + The Machine a singular sound. His innovation and passion are constantly inspiring, and I am grateful to have worked with him on an album that I am so proud of.”

Other award recipients included Sir George Martin CBE, who won the Outstanding Contribution to UK Music Award and Richard Russell, head of A&R at XL Recordings, who won the new A&R Award, which honours an A&R executive who has been a genuine champion of the creative process across one or more projects in the past year.

The Music Producers Guild Awards are now firmly established as a ‘must attend’ event on the music industry calendar. Hosted by Lauren Laverne, tickets for this year’s Awards were once again in huge demand and the event was full.

“The fact that this event is always so well supported indicates the value the wider music industry puts on the work recording professional do,” Steve Levine adds. “We are delighted that, once again, the Music Producers Guild Awards has been so enthusiastically received by such an illustrious audience.”

The full list of Music Producers Guild 2013 Award winners is as follows:

UK Producer of the Year, sponsored by The BRIT Awards 2013:
Paul Epworth 

Recording Engineer of the Year, sponsored by RØDE
Al O’Connell

Mix Engineer of the Year, sponsored by Solid State Logic:
Alan Moulder

Mastering Engineer of the Year, sponsored by Radial:
Matt Colton

Live Production of the Year, sponsored by Shure:
Bon Iver at AIR Studios

UK Album of the Year, sponsored by Sontronics:
Florence + The Machine – Ceremonials

UK Single Song Release of the Year, sponsored by sE Electronics:
The Maccabees – Pelican

Remixer of the Year, sponsored by Akai Professional:
UNKLE

Breakthrough Producer of the Year, in association with Sound on Sound, sponsored by Focusrite:
Charlie Andrew

Breakthrough Engineer of the Year, sponsored by Genelec:
Charlie Hugall

International Producer of the Year, sponsored by British Grove Studios:
Danger Mouse 

International Recording Engineer of the Year, sponsored by KMR Audio:
Tchad Blake

Studio of the Year, sponsored by Pro Sound News Europe:
Snap! Studios

The A&R Award, sponsored by Thermionic Culture:
Richard Russell 

The Unsung Hero Award, sponsored by Audient:
Rebecca la Porta & Paul Walmsley 

The MPG Innovation Award, presented by the Music Producers Guild
Björk

The MPG Inspiration Award, sponsored by Prism Sound:
Glyn Johns

The Outstanding Contribution to UK Music, sponsored by PPL:
Sir George Martin CBE

The Music Producers Guild would like to thank Avid for sponsoring Award tickets for all of the nominees in the producer, engineer and remixer categories.

The 53-year-old star was due to perform in San Francisco at the Regency Ballroom on Saturday, March 9, but had to cancel after he was confirmed to be suffering with the condition in both lungs, which can be potentially fatal.

He's been plagued with ill-health recently and has already had trouble with a bleeding ulcer and Barrett's esophagus, and while this new turn is serious he hopes to be fighting fit in time for a live set at the Vive Latino Festival in Mexico later this week.

A statement on a Morrissey fan site explains: "Morrissey is presently being treated in San Francisco for 'double pneumonia', but remains on course to headline the Vive Latino Festival in Mexico City on March 14.
'Morrissey's show at the Regency Ballroom in San Francisco will now take place on May 1."

Watch Morrissey perform 'Let Me Kiss You' at a recent concert here:

The Canadian singer endured a tumultuous tour of Britain over the past couple of weeks, with a late performance and a scuffle with a cameraman two of many negative incidents which hit the star.

It prompted some sections of the media to run with reports that Bieber left with a sour taste in his mouth and may never return to British shores.

However, he told a user on Twitter that he enjoyed his time in the UK. He said:

"I loved all of the uk."

The tweet came after a series of messages from Bieber that thanked his British fans for supporting him. He said:

"Lol. i see the tweets from the UK fans. I was never scheduled to be on any tv show saturday night. just rumours...again. lol. i was always scheduled to leave the UK that day...and I loved every show I had at the O2 this past week. the UK Beliebers are incredible."

The 'Believe' star continued: "I will be back. and i will see u again. and I am grateful for all of u. U are what made some of the other stuff ;) worth it."

The Canadian singer has endured something of an ordeal in recent weeks as he brought his Believe world tour to Britain.

He was denied entry by a Manchester club before tweeting a few days later that he had just gone through his "worst birthday" ever.

The singer then faced criticism for turning up late for a gig at London's O2 Arena before falling ill on stage at another concert.

Yesterday (March 8) the 'Boyfriend' star was taped lashing out at a cameraman, but he successfully performed at the O2 Arena afterwards.

Taking to Twitter, Bieber admitted that he was still affected by his recent health trouble but he added he has actually enjoyed his time in London. He said:

"Still a little short of breathe tonight but was an incredible show. London fans go hard! 4 SOLD OUT O2 shows in a row!! #BLESSED. Too many blessings to allow the stress in. the press made things look nuts but really I have enjoyed London. The fans are incredible."

Bieber continued: "So while I have seen some crazy stuff it is all smiles. Im gonna get some rest and keep doing what i love. Entertain all of u. Thanks."

As reported by Pressparty, the Canadian was rushed off stage last night (March 7) and given oxygen after complaining of breathing difficulties at the O2.

He was later taken to hospital and tweeted that he was "getting better" as time went by.

A rep has now confirmed to the Mirror that Bieber will indeed perform tonight at the same venue as scheduled after being discharged from hospital.

They said: "Justin has been released from the hospital after a check-up. And while he's feeling a little under the weather, he's planning on going ahead with tonight's show."

This latest incident comes only days after the singer was late arriving on stage at the same venue - prompting some fans and parents to leave the arena.

The Canadian singer was performing a show at London's O2 Arena when the incident happened, with manager Scooter Braun telling fans that he was having breathing problems after the star was rushed backstage to take some time out.

Whilst he later returned to the stage, the singer is said to have visited hospital after the end of the concert.

Taking to Twitter to update his worried fans, Bieber said that he is "getting better", but admitted that doctors are looking into what happened. He said:

"Getting better. thanks for everyone pulling me thru tonight. best fans in the world. figuring out what happened. thanks for the love."

The 'Boyfriend' star later uploaded to Instagram a photo of himself on a hospital bed along with the caption: "Gettin better listening to Janice Joplin."

It's the latest problem to surround his series of shows at the O2 Arena, with the superstar previously hitting the headlines after coming out on stage late - much to his fans' disappointment.

Social networking site Twitter became inundated with concern for the 'Boyfriend' superstar and concert-goers were reporting that he had been visibily struggling during the performance.

One fan, Taylor Bell (@TaylorKarenBell), gave Pressparty an update on what happened to the young singer and explained that his manager, Scooter Braun, walked out in front of the arena to reassure fans that Bieber was alright:

"He said he couldn't breathe and he is backstage with a doctor at the moment! Scooter and Jayden come out and said! @Pressparty they said he will be able to finish the show though so it's okay!xx"

Another Belieber at the show tweeted: "Justin Bieber collapsed on stage in the middle of beauty and the beat and scooter came on and said he's with a doctor omg drama at the 02."

Someone else from the event added: "Bieber's manager Scooter just came out to tell us that @justinbieber is intent on finishing the show despite being unwell #BelieveTour."

Check out footage of Scooter Braun telling the arena that Bieber needs medical attention for something that may be wrong with his lungs, but wanted to finish the concert here.

The former Destiny’s Child star had told Billboard magazine last year that her fourth solo album, ‘4’ was inspired by listening to Florence + the Machine, as well as the likes of Adele, Prince and The Jackson 5.

And the ‘Shake It Out’ singer, who last week finished her biggest ever UK and Ireland arena tour, confessed to NME Radio that she was chuffed with the compliment, if a little puzzled:

"It's amazing. I was listening to '4' and trying to figure out where the influence might be, but it's incredible. She's a really wonderful person, it's a surreal thing to hear, but really nice."

The 25-year-old also admitted that her current album, 'Ceremonials,' was a lot easier to record than 2009 debut, 'Lungs':

"The first record was done under such hot house conditions. It was done after winning the Critics Choice award and with all the hype and press scrutiny when I don't think I was a full formed artist yet.

"I wasn't sure what music I was making, the band was in a state of flux and I think I had second album syndrome with the first album. With this one, I had a much clearer idea of what I wanted to do and where I wanted to do it. It came together easier."

The Florence + The Machine star, who won two categories at last week’s NME Awards, admitted to The Daily Mirror that despite selling millions of albums, she’s hasn’t exactly been splashing the cash:

“I haven’t spent any money on big purchases and the truth is I’m still at home with my family.

“Mum still worries constantly about me coming home without any keys. We’re still in that stage. And I haven’t had time to think about buying somewhere.”

The 25-year-old, currently in the middle of her UK and Ireland arena tour, also admitted that she isn’t in any hurry to look for her own place just yet:

“I can’t envisage moving out of home any time soon and if I did it would be a small little ­something to start. I’m really happy, though, and all I spend my money on is clothes and music.

“One day I’ll fly the nest. I’d love a sprawling country mansion where nobody wears shoes and love is everywhere.”

Cannon recently announced that he was suffering from a lupus-like autoimmune disease, confirming that his condition - lupus nephritis - has killed many in the past.

It has affected his kidneys, whilst doctors had also found blood clots in his lungs.

He posted photos on his Twitter account of himself visiting the Lupus Foundation of America, with Cannon looking in good spirits. He tweeted:

"Me in D.C. visiting the Lupus Foundation of America. Great day catching up with Karen Evans."

He later said: "Hanging with my friends @LupusOrg Together we can all make a difference! NCREDIBLE!"

Although the comedian and television personality previously opened up to People magazine about his illness, he sat down with ABC's Good Morning America this week to explain the situation and revealed that "a lot of people have passed away from that":

"The technical term is lupus nephritis. It's a rare form of lupus that's just attacking my kidneys. They thought it was just kidney disease and then they were trying to figure out why my immune system was attacking my kidneys and that was sort of the root of it all."

Earlier this year, Cannon was told that he had simply suffered from kidney failure, but after doctors found blood clots in his lungs he knew it was something more serious:

"A lot of people have passed away from that and the doctor said luckily I was in such great shape and taking care of myself because a lot of people have been taken down by it."

You can watch Carey's full interview with Good Morning America from February 21 here: