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Oli Sykes says the band are content playing arenas and just want to "have fun" and "get paid".

“After 40, 45 years of playing, I wanted to push myself and open up this whole new frontier,” he said

Lairy, drunk, fighting, laughing … five photographers who shot Oasis recall what it was like capturing them in depressing pre-fame hotels – and at their Champagne Supernova heights

Few people have managed to made the pivot from internet personality to music superstar - Rae has

NEW SENSATIONS: The Manchester band have worked their way from obscurity to two No 1 albums. As they embark on a stadium tour supporting Robbie Williams, their charismatic frontman talks to Mark Beaumont about coming to terms with his neurodivergence, apologising to Kate Nash, and being the ‘new Morrissey’

It inspired The Killers, Arctic Monkeys and countless other bands

Garret 'Jacknife' Lee is one of the world's most respected producers due to his work with U2, R.E.M.,Taylor Swift and more. But 30 years ago he and his brilliant band Compulsion hated everyone and everything

English Teacher might sound like another cookie-cutter post-punk NME-frendly group, but debut album This Could Be Texas proves they’re about as progressive as it gets

Stephanie Harrison writes: I used to read NME and recognised Johnny Tillotson and Del Shannon