The former Oasis frontman proved that, even without brother Noel, he has more than enough hits to provide a string of unforgettable Glastonbury moments. (NME) Continue reading →

We asked festival-goers how they’re coping with this year’s near-record high temperatures, peaking at 30°. (NME) Continue reading →

During an emotional Glastonbury set on The Park Stage, frontman Joe Talbot says he’s “waited my whole fucking life for this moment”. (NME) Continue reading →

The Missouri-born singer-songwriter paid tribute to the 16 year-old environmental activist. (NME) Continue reading →

I caught up with Danish star MØ backstage to discuss playing Glastonbury for the third time, when her third album will arrive and why she got so emotional about seeing the Spice Girls at Wembley Stadium. (NME) Continue reading →

On Thursday afternoon at Glastonbury 2019, Extinction Rebellion, Greenpeace and other environmental activists came together to march from The Park to the Stone Circle and call on political and business leaders to take urgent action against climate change. (NME) Continue reading →

Glastonbury 2019 got off to a loved-up start with a wedding and a reception at the Stone Circle. We spoke to the happy couple about how getting engaged at the festival two years ago led to them tying the knot this year. (NME) Continue reading →

Do you experience feelings of dread in your basement or attic? Fear not, the Ghostbusters will return next year – and director Jason Reitman has confirmed some exciting details. (NME) Continue reading →

God damn, I wish I’d been in New Orleans last night. That must have been a hell of a good party. Missing someone though. (NME) Continue reading →

I went to Paisley Park and asked Prince’s bandmates and collaborators to share their favourite Prince stories. (NME) Continue reading →

Country music is having a moment, and it’s thanks in no small part to Kacey Musgraves, the acid-dropping, UFO-spotting queen of the rodeo. (NME) Continue reading →

Today, Chuck D descends on the UK with old-school hip hop heroes De La Soul and Wu Tang Clan for the Gods Of Rap tour. I went to Chuck’s campaign room in California to find him plotting his European offensive. (NME) Continue reading →

Once known for his outrageous onstage antics and cult-leader-like effect on his followers, Mac DeMarco has, of late, settled into a hermit-like existence in Los Angeles. (NME) Continue reading →

Opening night turned the Palladium audience into a room full of friends. (NME) Continue reading →

The allegations against the indie rocker frame the hotly tipped movie in a grim light. (NME) Continue reading →

This weekend, downtown Los Angeles played host to a first-of-its-kind legal weed rave. But can the humble herb ever replace booze, Es and whizz? (NME) Continue reading →

Hollywood icon Jeff Goldblum is about to release his first album, a collection of jazz standards. Over breakfast at the Chateau Marmont, he tells me about some other firsts: losing his virginity, experimenting with drugs and talking his way into piano bars underage. (NME) Continue reading →

We discuss the joy of unexpected twists in Bad Times at the El Royale and Chris Hemsworth’s distracting shirtlessness. (NME)
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We discuss Erivo’s incredible singing performance in Bad Times at the El Royale and The Big Lebowski’s film noir influence. (NME) Continue reading →

The Bad Times at the El Royale writer and director discusses the film’s soundtrack and why ‘Hold On, I’m Comin” is the perfect song to close it. (NME) Continue reading →

We discuss Hamm’s love of Bogart and if Drew Goddard is better than Jean-Luc Godard. (NME) Continue reading →

Mavis Staples is still kicking ass at 79. (NME) Continue reading →

Celebrating 30 years of the label that gave us Nirvana, the Seattle Sound and ‘cob nobblers’. (NME) Continue reading →

Enjoying “the battle” of winning over the European festival circuit on a hot, sticky night in Madrid, Serge Pizzorno tells me how the “healing power of being on tour” is helping Tom Meighan’s get over his personal annus horribilis and how “the world at the moment is a pretty slippery character…” (NME) Continue reading →

Greta Kline of Frankie Cosmos sits down with NME backstage at Madrid’s Mad Cool festival to discuss transitioning from her prolific bedroom Bandcamp background in New York to life on the road. (NME) Continue reading →

We caught up with Ellie Rowsell and Joel Amey backstage at Madrid’s Mad Cool festival to talk about festivals, future plans and football not coming home. (NME) Continue reading →

Ahead of their huge show at Mad Cool Festival in Madrid, we caught up with Kasabian’s Serge Pizzorno to talk football and festival headliners. (NME) Continue reading →

As a new documentary about the birth of G-Funk is released, we meet Warren G in Los Angeles to discuss his relationship with his step-brother Dr Dre, the true meaning of ‘Regulate’ and making Annie Lennox so starstruck she forgot how to speak English. (NME) Continue reading →

Last week, NME hosted a marijuana symposium at Parliament. Now you can find out how to keep the pressure on MPs to change this outdated law. (NME) Continue reading →

We were also joined by Dr Frank D’Ambrosio, Norman Lamb MP and campaigner Kate Rothwell. (NME) Continue reading →

In a little over two weeks, the House of Commons will hold a second reading for a proposed bill which could legalise cannabis for medicinal purposes. But why stop there? On the day Canada legalises it for recreational use, we ask: why not Britain too? (NME) Continue reading →

The most famous groupie in the world discusses how she fought for women to be able to define their own experiences on their own terms. (NME) Continue reading →

Backstage in Nashville, the Kiszka brothers discuss getting Robert Plant’s seal of approval, playing guitar as a toddler and recording their debut record. (NME) Continue reading →

From the Ritz to the Hubble – Arctic Monkeys gaze at the stars. (NME) Continue reading →

Frontman Alex Kapranos and drummer Paul Thomson on Franz Ferdinand’s live plans for 2018 – and the band’s mutual love affair with Mexico. (NME) Continue reading →

“I really, really like the film but I didn’t expect all of that,” says the Senegalese singer of the Marvel movie’s success. (NME) Continue reading →

The first ever female dancehall DJ on inspiring Kanye and Jay-Z and how freestyling ‘Bam Bam’ changed her life. (NME) Continue reading →

As The Breeders release their fifth album, frontwoman and estranged Pixies bassist Kim Deal talks me through her rock’n’roll life. (NME) Continue reading →

Poet laureate of post-punk has died at home at the age of 60. (NME) Continue reading →

Bill Murray sang, danced and bared a little of his soul at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles last night, accompanied by cellist Jan Vogler, violinist Mira Wang and pianist Vanessa Perez. (NME) Continue reading →

At the Hollywood Bowl, Mike Shinoda tells fans: “I think about Chester and I think that guy would want us to be having fun.” (NME) Continue reading →

Top tips from Double Date writer and star Danny Morgan and Big Narstie, who cameos. (NME) Continue reading →

The former Oasis singer has waited a lifetime to spend his days in the sunshine. (NME) Continue reading →

One of America’s greatest songwriters. (NME)
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The Chilean actor also talks about not being invited to Noel Gallagher’s birthday party. (NME) Continue reading →

Looking for signs of political protest in Black Rock City. (NME) Continue reading →

The Kills’ guitarist discusses his band’s fifteenth anniversary, plans for new singles and Lisbon’s best night out. (NME) Continue reading →

In Lisbon, the Stockport band discuss playing Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage, meeting David Beckham and recording for their second album. (NME) Continue reading →