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News round-up: Fran Healy | Axwell | Cher Lloyd (Viva la Vida - X-Factor)

travis2.jpgTravis's Fran Healy recently spoke to Scotland’s The Herald about the British rock legacy Travis shares with bands such as Radiohead and Coldplay. He said: "There’s a kind of family tree with these bands,” he said. “It starts with Oasis and Radiohead. They begat Travis. Then, if you stuck Travis and Radiohead together you’d get Coldplay; if you stuck Coldplay and Travis together you’d get Keane; and then with Keane and Travis you get Snow Patrol."

 

Meanwhile, DJ and producer Axwell announced his aspiration of working with Chris Martin. He said to RWD Magazine: "I'd love to work with Chris Martin from Coldplay. He’s like a genius of his time and I would love to try and make a house track with him."

 

And last but not least, if you're a fan of X-Factor you will probably know by now that Cher Lloyd butchered Coldplay's Viva la Vida live on television. If you can bear the show and have the guts to click on the video, you can watch it here at the Coldplay forum. Health warning not included!

Latest photos of Chris Martin on stage at Yankees Stadium, NYC (13th September 2010):

 

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