Blur

Graham Coxon and Rose Elinor Dougall tell NME about penning a song for their daughter, what to expect from darker new album 'City Lights' and what went down when they supported former Britpop rival Noel Gallagher

The production is set to hit the stage in 2025

Didn't get Oasis tickets? Experience last year's must-see '90s singalong at Wembley

The guitarist talks to NME about the Britpop heroes' new Live At Wembley Stadium concert movie, being there for his old friend Damon Albarn through hard times, the Coachella incident, and what the future of Blur could look like

The film captures the band's triumphant shows from July 2023

Check out new single 'Streets Is Calling' as Femi Koleoso tells NME about why you shouldn't count on Keir Starmer to mend neighbourhoods, working with his "hero" Damon Albarn, winning last year's Mercury Prize, and what to expect from new album 'Dance, No One's Watching' (featuring an Ian Wright cameo)

"Blur and Oasis combined changed what the pop music genre meant, and that doesn't happen very often"

“I actually just heard ‘Wonderwall’ for the first time a month ago”

The duo have also shared a live video series, 'City Lights Sessions'

However, James is not the only Blur member to tease that this is not the end for the band with Rowntree saying there may be a future