Despite a combined age of 173, longtime compadres and Farm Aid co-founders still deliver at the top of their game.

After 12 years in dry dock, Ian McCulloch and Will Sergeant finally set sail again on the Bunnymen's latest voyage.

But where that song referred to motoring through the desert with “the window down… the moonlight on your skin” there’s ...

Madness’s 1981 biopic Take It Or Leave It was, it’s been said, a movie with no script, a cast of non-actors and a producer/director who’d never made a film before. “That’s all true!” vouches frontman ...

Presenting MOJO The Collectors’ Series: The Cure, a 132-page deluxe special edition packed with in-depth features, classic and rare interviews, plus a guide to all the band’s albums. MOJO The ...

While it painted a self-laceratingly honest portrait, Kevin Rowland’s 2025 autobiography, Bless Me Father, tended to focus more on trauma and regret than on the life-affirming music he’s made as the ...

Iridescent jangle nirvana. Visceral punk energy. Mournful folk-accented vocalese. Stinging oaths of love and hate, with occasional chipmunk harmonies. The third Tubs album contains this and more, to ...

It seems a little incongruous: The Waterboys taking the homespun music they conceived half a lifetime ago in village pubs, modest front rooms, dilapidated country houses, tour buses and backstage ...

There is inevitably a huge built-in spoiler to Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace’s joyful document of Oasis’s 2025 tour: the shows were a sell-out global success; nobody stormed off or bailed out; and ...

The cult of Geese just got bigger, and broader-based, at End Of The Road Festival. They came to the south edge of Wiltshire via two nights at London’s Troxy. Before that, it was the Reading and Leeds ...

Even when considering Billy Corgan’s history of bold artistic gambles, on paper this Royal Festival Hall set feels like a big roll of the creative dice. Tonight he is here to re-imagine one of the ...