A kid got to perform on stage with the man who inspired him to be a rock star.
Danny Jones of McFly went up on stage to join young Ryan.
Ryan wanted to be in Danny Jones’ team, so he chose the perfect song to impress the McFly frontman.
And though Ryan’s voice seemed a bit shaky, bless his soul he must have been nervous, he still performed for everyone.
Now that’s a rock star!
He was a star but was frustrated trying to write songs that will please people after his manager, Jon Landau, demanded a hit single for the album.
After a brief altercation between Springsteen and Landau, the singer sat and wrote it that same night.
It was a classic case of a manager or record executive getting an artist fired up.
It’s such a hit that even young Ryan Lofthouse from Stanley Crook, County Durham knew it would catch the attention of the coaches.
And his coach, Danny.
Ryan put his own spin on the Springsteen classic and Danny loved it.
It was a moment Ryan was hoping and wishing for before he took to the stage.
Just look at how happy and supportive his family is!
And when the performance was over, Danny went up to play a McFly song called “Obviously” with his admiring young fan.
“The Voice was an amazing experience. I’ve met so many amazing people. It’s so fun to just be there and experience it all.”
He goes to school at Parkside Academy, in Willington, and was cheered on from the sidelines by his mom Carolyn, dad Mal, twin brother Tom and his younger brother Declan, 10.
“It was a dream come true for him. He wanted to go on because he’s a huge McFly fan so it’s like he’s already won. It was an incredible experience.”
She went on to say,
“When we went in he was sat on the side of the stage he said he was nervous but after he did his rehearsal he came back and said it was more scary looking at the stage than being on it.”
Like the song says, “You can’t start a fire worrying about your little world falling apart.”
Ryan enjoys busking on the streets of Newcastle and we only hope he’s got a bright future ahead of him.
The world has to know that this gun’s for hire.
Just look at how happy this kid is!
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Johnny Depp is proving once again that his talents extend far beyond the silver screen.
During a recent performance in New York with his band
Clad in a look reminiscent of his legendary
The performance was part of the band’s ongoing tour, and clips from the show have quickly gained hundreds of thousands of views online — with fans and music critics alike praising Depp’s heartfelt tribute to Bowie.
What makes this version stand out? It’s not just the nostalgic power of the song — it’s the way Depp leans into the track with gritty vocals and undeniable stage presence.
Many fans commented that it was one of the most sincere and rocking renditions of “Heroes” they’ve ever heard.
The Hollywood Vampires — which also features music legends Alice Cooper and Joe Perry of Aerosmith — has built a strong reputation for reviving classic rock with modern energy, and Depp’s performance shows he’s more than capable of holding his own among rock royalty.
Whether you’re a Bowie fan, a Depp follower, or just someone who loves great live music — this is one performance you won’t want to miss.