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Queens Of The Stone Age ended their 'Catacombs' tour at London's Royal Albert Hall, airing new material and performing with Matt Berry – see footage and the setlist

Sir Richard Branson on he pressure he faced for signing Sex Pistols – with comparisons with Kneecap today – as well as sharing his thoughts on the shifting landscape of the music industry.

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Oasis close their Live '25 UK reunion tour at Wembley Stadium and tease more shows for 2026 – see footage, photos, the setlist and more

Speaking to NME at the launch of the Mercury Prize 2025 Jacob Alon told us about the universe of ‘In Liverance’, Dan Carey and Kae Tempest

Emma-Jean Thackray on how her neurodiversity inspired her Mercury-nominated album 'Weirdo', and advice for others looking to enter the industry.

Announcing debut single 'Hinge', Gene Gallagher's Villanelle talk hardcore fans, their rock sound sound, and the inspiration of the Oasis Live '25 tour

Mercury Music Prize 2025: the shortlist will be announced at a later date this year, so here are the eligibility dates and potential nominated albums

The NME review of CMAT's third album 'Euro-Country': Modernity has failed us, but Ciara Mary-Alice Thompson lays it all out

Bring Me The Horizon's Oli Sykes on how recently becoming a father has changed his outlook on life, new music and the future of the band

Deftones frontman Chino Moreno on 'Private Music', finding confidence and the secret to making things that last.

Bring Me The Horizon at Reading 2025 review and photos: From being bottled to throwing a petrol bomb, the Sheffield metallers’ mind-blowing spectacular crowns them as R+L kings

The NME review of Deftones' 10th album 'Private Music', a reunion with producer Nick Raskulinecz for a direct, soulful and sexy dose of what they do best

Ahead of Coldplay kicking off their summer 2025 UK gigs in Hull, the band have shared their thoughts on the fight to save grassroots music venues. 

Daniel Kessler talks Big Noble's 'It's Later Than You Think', collaborating with members of The Strokes and TV On The Radio, and Interpol's "upbeat" new record

IDLES tell NME about Bristol homecoming shows, "the end of an era", "more driven" new material and the situation with Kneecap and Palestine

Some good news has been shared for legacy artists, rising songwriters and session musicians – but is it enough? We ask Chris Bryant MP and the music industry

Bloc Party, Pulp, FKA Twigs, Benson Boone and Jamie xx among the icons and rising stars to pay deference to this magical spot where history is made

Future Islands have teased progress on their next album, after coming out of the other side following heartbreak and huge life changes within the band.

Stepping in to replace Kings Of Leon at Madrid's Mad Cool 2025, Muse ease into their new era with riffs and revolution