Lisa Wright

Steadily forging a formidable live reputation across the 2026 festival circuit, the Dublin sextet are carving out a lane that’s both modern and timeless

The LA rocker drew on her experiences at a high school diabetes camp for the tearjerking teen drama

Madness and menace abound on the jazz-punk band’s long-awaited first album

As the Leeds band return with their third, most energised album, they tell NME about keeping their creative priorities straight, the importance of grassroots music to regional diversity, and the state of British politics

Williams had headlined the main stage of the Basque weekender earlier that night

The Big Pink's Robbie Furze and The Kills' Jamie Hince from the project – which also currently features Jamie T – tell NME how losing parents and a sense of brotherhood brought them together, and their epic hit list of future collaborators

Having started off as cacophonous Brixton Windmill oddballs, the south London art-rockers are now letting their pop side shine

As the band share UK and European dates to celebrate their massive 2006 album, Johnny Borrell tells NME about that whirlwind of fame, that Kirsten Dunst motorcycle incident, Dave Grohl wanting to be punched in the face and if he'll be cracking out the skinny white jeans

Check out debut single 'Dora' as the former frontman tells NME about getting back in the ring under his own name, the band's split, advice for struggling indie artists, and how to find “happiness and contentment” in a difficult landscape

On his third LP, the Australian star throws absolutely everything into a genreless melting pot of fury and frustration