Music Interviews

Check out new single 'Streets Is Calling' as Femi Koleoso tells NME about why you shouldn't count on Keir Starmer to mend neighbourhoods, working with his "hero" Damon Albarn, winning last year's Mercury Prize, and what to expect from new album 'Dance, No One's Watching' (featuring an Ian Wright cameo)

Sister Bliss tells NME about keeping the legacy of the late Maxi Jazz alive, the band’s first tour in eight years, and being in a "hugely creative mode" for their upcoming album, 'Champion Sound'

Two of Asia’s leading indie bands – and two groups of “super nerdy music lovers” – team up on a surprise joint album. Frontmen Oh Hyuk and Tseng Kuo-Hung, plus co-producer JNKYRD, talk to NME before they kick off a massive tour

The returning rap duo talk to NME about mental health, the new UK rap scene and what to make of their legacy

The singer-songwriter, who’s tipped as the next big thing, talks community, Catholicism and his literary-minded new album ‘Manning Fireworks’

The rising LA rock band opened up about the massive response to their debut album, plans for the future, and being more vulnerable in their songwriting

Ahead of Liam Gallagher’s headline slot at Reading, fans have weighed in on speculation that the Britpop icons may be coming back together

Frontman Sebastian Murphy and bassist Henrik ‘Benke’ Höckert also talked to NME about working with Sleaford Mods’ Jason Williamson and headlining the Festival Republic stage

The band are set to release their second album on Friday (August 30)

Before delivering two slots at the festival, the Welsh punk-rock band opened up about playing their biggest headline show to date at Alexandra Palace, breaking out lesser-played material and plans for the future