Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey will share a special acoustic set at the event, in aid of Nordoff Robbins The post The Who to perform at charity Christmas carol service in London appeared first on NME.

They’re back, baby! Pulp, arguably the greatest band of the whole ’90s Britpop wave, first got together in 1978, and they broke up in 2002, after the release of the bucolic stunner We Love Life. In 2011, Pulp got back together, playing festivals around the world and releasing a grand total of one newish song, a 2012 version o...

The Who frontman added that Liam Gallagher "has really carved out a niche for himself now"The post Roger Daltrey: “I wish Oasis would just get back together” appeared first on NME.

Arctic Monkeys just came back with their new album The Car, and if you’d like to watch video of the band playing their new songs live, it’s not like you’re starved for options. Yesterday, the band shared a full concert film of their recent show at Brooklyn’s Kings Theatre, and they were on Fallon a few wee...

Arctic Monkeys are releasing a new album, The Car, at the end of this week — read our Premature Evaluation review of it here. They’ve shared two singles from it so far, “There’d Better Be A Mirrorball” and “Body Paint” and today, before the whole thing is out in full in a few ...