Latest articles by Niall Doherty
Stevie Nicks is a huge fan of this modern pop superstar but she'd like him to stop swearing please
The Fleetwood Mac icon has a contemporary pop favourite but isn’t happy about all the cussing
Watch the Cara Delevingne-starring new video for an Elton John festive classic
The model and actress does her best Rocket Man impression in a new video for Step Into Christmas
The Murder Capital release new single in aid of Palestinian charity
Profits from the Dublin quintet’s latest single will be donated to the charity set up to help Palestinians in need of aid
Oasis announce special vinyl reissue of their 1994 standalone classic Whatever
The Gallagher brothers celebrate their 1994 anthem's 30th birthday with a special vinyl remaster
Brat star Charli XCX on why she gets peeved when people misuse emojis, her teen diary and more
The superstar shares her guide for living so you too can get your Brat on
The US alt-rock don whose father came up with the idea of parallel universes
You may have been wondering why this beardy indie veteran popped up in a Marvel film last year, and now you can find out
Ever wondered what it's like to stay at Elton John's house? Wonder no more, here's the inside story
An ex-housesitter spills the beans on the “nerve-wracking” experience of lodging at Elton’s pad
Radiohead’s Colin Greenwood on his stint playing in Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds
The Radiohead bassist has just completed a stint in Nick Cave’s band and opens up on “the best time with the loveliest people”
Christopher Nolan on his “treasured memories” of working with David Bowie
The Oppenheimer director worked with Bowie on 2006’s The Prestige, but the rock’n’roll icon needed some convincing first
Stephen Fretwell on how his song became the theme tune for Gavin & Stacey
In short: the singer-songwriter is very lucky to have a publisher who doesn’t pay any attention to his instructions
The indie-pop superstar who had Thin Lizzy, Dire Straits and, umm, Christopher Biggins visit his family home when he was a kid.
A famous frontman looks back on a childhood surrounded by rock stars, actors and welders that his dad had brought home from the pub.
The night Metallica's Robert Trujillo got pied in the face by a rock legend
It was the Metallica man’s birthday and an iconic rock veteran wanted to make sure it was properly celebrated
AC/DC unveil details of first US tour in nine years
The North American leg of the rock legends’ Power Up tour will see Angus & co. work their way across the country next spring
Kurt Cobain on the novel that inspired a Nirvana classic
The 1985 novel that rarely left the Nirvana frontman’s pocket and became the basis for one of In Utero’s heaviest tracks
The fan request that shocked Radiohead bassist Colin Greenwood
The Radiohead man also says he’d love the band to get back on the road in 2025, but there is a caveat...
Elton John reveals that he’s lost his vision
The Rocket Man was speaking at a performance of his new musical The Devil Wears Prada, which he says he can only listen to
The essential one-size-fits-all phrase U2’s Bono was given by a hard rock icon
U2’s frontman on being enlightened by a true rock’n’roll sage
The Stone Roses on the making of their flawed, long-in-the-making second album
Second Coming turns 30 this week but the Mancunian indie-rockers’ resurrection didn’t last long
Ahead of next summer’s shows, your full guide to the contenders to play with Noel and Liam in Oasis, 2025 version
From Bonehead to Andy Bell and Guigsy to Gem, your essential guide to the contenders to join the Oasis Live '25 bandwagon
Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich on how making Band Aid 20 was the "beam me up" moment of his career
Producer Nigel Godrich on the "clusterf**k" that was putting together the 2004 charity single
Dave Gahan on how he “blagged” his way into Depeche Mode
The story goes that the other members heard him singing Bowie’s “Heroes” in the room next door – but was it Gahan on the mic or not?
Nicky Wire on why cooking programmes wind him up so much
The Manics man, who also reveals the very unique approach he has to making baked beans, probably didn’t tune in to the Great British Bake Off finale this week
How Blur’s Damon Albarn turned his idea for a cartoon band into one of the biggest acts of the 21st century
Diving into the beginnings of Gorillaz, Damon Albarn’s virtual pop side-project that became even bigger than Blur
The drug-addled craziness that fuelled Blondie’s most successful era
Debbie Harry’s new wave trailblazers had a special formula to knocking out the hits in the late 70s, not one your doctor would recommend
"Global warming is horrible but damn, it makes for beautiful weather." An audience with Kim Deal, still the coolest indie rock star on the planet
She was the coolest person in the Pixies, a platinum-selling artist with The Breeders, and now, finally, she's gone solo. Kim Deal on Steve Albini, dogs, loss, life and loving it all – even the rubbish bits
