The Strokes head back to NY... Governors BallThe line-up for New York’s Governors Ball has been revealed for 2019 – led by the likes of Florence & The Machine, The Strokes and Tyler, The Creator. The festival, which takes place from May 31 to June 2, will also see performances from the likes of The 1975, Lil Wayne, Mitski, Vi...

The line-up also features a hologram of Frank Zappa...Julian Casablancas of The StrokesThe Strokes have announced another festival date for 2019, having been named headliners for Doctor Music festival in Spain. The festival takes place from July 12-14, and also features Smashing Pumpkins, The Good The Bad & The Queen, Primal Scream, Gre...

They're back... Not only have The Strokes never headlined Glastonbury, they've also never even been to Worthy Farm. For a band who reignited indie in the early noughties after years of dullness, you'd think they would have been prime candidates for a headline spot. But apparently not and, with each member seemingly focused more on their individu...

One of the most inspired running comedy bits in late-night television -- a landscape increasingly dotted with not-particularly-inspired running comedy bits -- is Mean Tweets, the Jimmy Kimmel Live franchise where famous people read angry shitposts about themselves and then give their most meme-friendly reaction faces. Musicians, for whatever rea...

Elvis Costello, Miley Cyrus and Halsey also got involved The Strokes - Credit: Michael Loccisano / GettyOn the latest episode of ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ The Stokes featured on the show’s ‘Mean Tweets’ recurring segment. The Strokes read out a harsh tweet about themselves and responded. Other stars ...