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Billy Bragg: 'Why we have to take to the streets for G20 protest'

submitted by Nick Apr 1st 2009 03:00 pm (www.nme.com)

Billy Bragg has told NME.COM he is taking part in today's (April 1) G20 protests as it's the only way to convince the Government to make radical changes to the economy.

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Billy Bragg: urges bands to back Jail Guitar Doors initiative at special screening

submitted by Nick Jul 26th 2010 03:00 pm (www.nme.com)

Billy Bragg urged bands to back his Jail Guitar Doors project at a Glasgow screening of the documentary about the initiative last night (July 23).

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Billy Bragg: urges bands to back Jail Guitar Doors initiative at special screening

submitted by Nick Jul 24th 2010 11:00 am (www.nme.com)

Singer-songwriter joined by former inmates at Glasgow documentary screening

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Billy Bragg: at Glastonbury: 'Michael Eavis asked me back because of the Tory government' - video

submitted by Nick Jun 30th 2010 01:00 am (www.nme.com)

Billy Bragg has said he thinks Michael Eavis invited him to curate the Left Field stage at Glastonbury this year because of the change in UK government.

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Billy Bragg: at Glastonbury: 'Michael Eavis asked me back because of the Tory government' – video

submitted by Nick Jun 29th 2010 02:00 pm (www.nme.com)

'Organised compassion is the message,' Bragg explains

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Billy Bragg: headlines Left Field stage he curated at Glastonbury

submitted by Nick Jun 27th 2010 03:00 am (www.nme.com)

'We're providing the red edge to the green politics that this festival is famous for,' declares singer-songwriter