Music stars 'sick' and 'heartbroken' after Ariana Grande Manchester gig attack

Dozens of music stars have been paying tribute to those killed after an Ariana Grande gig at the Manchester Arena.

Twenty-two people were killed and more than 50 injured in a suspected terror attack.

An explosion ripped through the foyer of the arena minutes after the end of the performance.

Ariana Grande has tweeted to say she's "broken". It's unclear if her concerts in London on Thursday and Friday will now go ahead or be cancelled.

She said: "broken. from the bottom of my heart, i am so so sorry. i don't have words."

The O2 Arena said they'd update everyone with info about Ariana's London shows as soon as possible.

Ariana's manager Scooter Braun, who also looks after Justin Bieber, posted to say their "hearts are broken".

He said: "Words cannot express our sorrow for the victims and families harmed in this senseless attack."

Bia, Ariana Grande's opening act, also tweeted about the attacks.

She said her heart was broken.

Among the music stars and actors to have paid tribute so far include Liam Gallagher, Harry Styles, Taylor Swift and Lorde.

Liam Gallagher, who's from Manchester, is in total shock.

Lorde said every musician felt sick and responsible.

Harry Styles said he was heartbroken over what happened in Manchester.

Niall Horan said it was absolutely horrendous.

Liam Payne says he's really sad to see what's happened.

Cheryl says she's sickened.

Gary Barlow said it was sad, sad news from Manchester.

Sam Smith says love is the only way to answer to something so hateful.

Johnny Marr says Manchester stands together.

Kasabian say they've had incredible times playing that arena and it's unbelievably sad.

Biffy Clyro said: "All our love to you, Manchester."

Taylor Swift said she was praying for the victims of the attack.

Katy Perry said she was broken hearted for the families.

Nicki Minaj said: "My heart hurts for my sister, Ariana & every family affected by this tragic event in the U.K."

Rihanna says Manchester has always been close to her heart.

Justin Bieber simply wrote #PrayForManchester.

Bastille said the news was horrific.

Bugzy Malone said we need to stay strong and united.

Dua Lipa says she's not releasing her new video out of respect for the victims.

Justin Timberlake said we need to love one another.

Christina Aguilera wants Ariana Grande to stay strong.

Chris Brown says the world is falling apart.

Bruno Mars says no words can describe what happened.

The Script said they were absolutely shocked.

Paramore said: "The community we all create together through music should be completely devoid of fear."

All Time Low said they loved the people of Manchester.

Years & Years are sad to hear what happened.

Tom Fletcher said: "It hurts to see such a horrific thing happen in such a familiar environment."

Harry Judd says it's devastating news to wake up to.

Charlie Simpson says he despairs of the world we live in.

Zara Larsson says her heart is with Manchester.

Connor Ball from The Vamps said "everyone try to stay safe".

Olly Murs said no-one should have to go to a concert and never come back.

Sigma are asking what's up with the world we live in.

Fifth Harmony their prayers are going out for everyone involved.

Former Fifth Harmony member Camila Cabello said her heart was breaking.

Shawn Mendes said this was an unthinkable act.

Martin Garrix also said he was heartbroken.

David Guetta can't believe what's happened.

Demi Lovato says she's "tearing up imagining innocent concert goers losing their lives".

Troye Sivan said it was such a senseless and ruthless act.

Charli XCX wants everyone to stay strong and safe.

Pink says her heart's with the people of Manchester and Ariana Grande.

John Mayer wants everyone involved to be in people's thoughts.

The Rock wants people to stay strong after the attack.

Actor Chris Evans said is was a senseless tragedy.

Lena Dunham said terrorism and hatred disrupted a magical escapist experience.

Kendall Jenner said her prayers were going out to the victims.

Kylie Jenner said she was in disbelief.

Ariel Winter tweeted about the attack as well.

James Corden opened The Late Late Show with a tribute to the victims in Manchester.

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