Radiohead deny Starbucks rumours
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Band confirm they are not signing with coffee chain
Radiohead have poured hot water on rumours that they are set to sign for Starbucks’ record label Hear Music.
Talk of the highly improbable pairing originated on the internet after someone from the band's representatives Courtyard Management was apparently seen meeting recently with representatives of the coffee giant in London, according to BBC6 Music.
The management company has now issued the following statement denying any link-up.
"Radiohead are currently in the studio working on their next record. They are not negotiating a new record deal with anyone, and will not even consider how to release their new music until the album is finished.
"The rumour that they are about to sign with Starbucks is totally untrue."
As reported previously, Hear Music announced Paul McCartney as their first signing last week.
Talk of the highly improbable pairing originated on the internet after someone from the band's representatives Courtyard Management was apparently seen meeting recently with representatives of the coffee giant in London, according to BBC6 Music.
The management company has now issued the following statement denying any link-up.
"Radiohead are currently in the studio working on their next record. They are not negotiating a new record deal with anyone, and will not even consider how to release their new music until the album is finished.
"The rumour that they are about to sign with Starbucks is totally untrue."
As reported previously, Hear Music announced Paul McCartney as their first signing last week.
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