John Mulvey

With the help of his latest band The Chrome Hearts, Neil Young delivers a reflective, Harvest-like gem.

At 84, Paul Simon offers a hushed yet powerful reflection on his remarkable career at London’s Royal Albert Hall.

Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist successfully reinvent himself as a jazz trumpeter, with a little help from Thom Yorke, Nick Cave and Jeff Parker.

Sex, dancing and radical politics… Sturgill Simpson supercharges his Johnny Blue Skies alias for a revolutionary country-funk masterpiece.

Available only with the latest issue of MOJO, we present an exclusive CD of rare and unreleased gems from the 60s mod icons. Wham, bam, thank you, Mam!

"Music takes what’s inside me and puts it into the world..."

The 50 Best Albums Of 2025: MOJO’s Guide To The Year’s Best New Music

Chicago’s post-everything masters reassert their powers at first London show in nine years, while LA quintet SML show how much they’ve learned from them.

MOJO charts the long-playing progress of Jeff Tweedy and co. 10. Kicking Television 9. Cruel Country 8. Wilco (The Album) 7. Ode to Joy

Neil Young and his new Chrome Hearts band reassert the power of rock'n'roll in London's Hyde Park. Read MOJO's review and the set list in full.