Music Features

In Does Rock ‘N’ Roll Kill Braincells?!, we quiz an artist on their own career to see how much they can remember. This week: Frankie Goes to Hollywood's Holly Johnson

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After what can only be described as a rough patch for the quintet, ARTMS open up to NME about providing light for their fans, being a testament to perseverance, and using it to fuel their new EP, 'Club Icarus'

The tortured but brilliant creative mind and bedrock of The Beach Boys forever changed how artists and audiences alike create and consume music, helping build a limitless new world with his playful pop songs

Along with his Family Stone, the funk and soul pioneer made joyful music with a social message that’s still vital today

From handmade zines to shows under train tracks, the young Chicago trio epitomise the rich vitality of their home city’s vibrant indie music scene

You’ll want to see as much as possible this year before Worthy Farm goes dormant in 2026. These are the scheduling conflicts you have to worry about

As we gear up for another party on Worthy Farm, take a look back at the history of the world's greatest music festival

As the indie heroes return with their first album in 24 years, the reluctant Britpop champ tells us about gym life, ageing and sexuality, losing Steve Mackey, Oasis, and what comes after ‘More’

Miley Cyrus' is back with her ninth album 'Something Beautiful' - join NME as we rank every album the US star has released so far