It hosted performances from the likes of Oasis and Amy Winehouse. Blondie's Debbie Harry performs at The Borderline in 1989Historic London venue The Borderline has announced that it is shutting its doors after losing the battle against escalating rent in the capital. Since opening in the early 1980s, the Soho club hosted intimate performances fr...

Get your hands on a piece of historyR.E.M live in New York, 2008R.E.M., The Who and Patti Smith are among the artists auctioning off setlists from classic shows for charity. Setlists from a host of revered musicians were posted for an online auction last night (April 23), and can be bid on until May 2. Known as Setlists for Young Voices, the in...

Weezer have just dropped a surprise covers album, The Teal Album, including renditions of "Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)," "Billie Jean," "Mr. Blue Sky," and of course, "Africa." Frontman Rivers Cuomo has previously performed live covers of R.E.M.’s "Losing My Religion," the Smashing Pumpkins’ "Today," Oasis' "Champagne Supernova," and Pix...

This episode focuses on all the material from the box set from the 1990’sThe band discuss their work through the 1990'sR.E.M. have released part two of their ‘R.E.M. At The BBC Podcast’ series and NME has the first exclusive listen. The podcast is based on the box set collection the band released earlier this year, which fe...

Track will feature on the forthcoming BBC sessionsMichael Stipe and Thom YorkeR.E.M. have shared an unreleased version of ‘E-Bow The Letter’ featuring Radiohead‘s Thom Yorke. The track originally featured Patti Smith on the band’s 1996 album New Adventures In Hi-Fi, but they recorded a live version of th...