Jordan Bassett, Author at NME

Soundtrack of my Life: Eve

Ruff Ryders’ First Lady, rap renaissance woman and tell-all memoirist

Jamie xx – ‘In Waves’ review: star-studded meditations on the dancefloor

Nine years on and in a very different world, the producer rises to the challenge of following up his masterful debut, ‘In Colour’

Jack White slams politicians and mocks high ticket prices at last-minute, intimate London show

“This is the kind of rock’n’roll you’re not gonna get at Wembley Stadium for £400!”

‘The Penguin’ review: a compulsive and complex follow-up to ‘The Batman’

Off we waddle back to Gotham for an origin story that showcases an astonishing turn from Colin Farrell

Florence + The Machine play stunning orchestral version of debut album ‘Lungs’ in full at BBC Proms

The Royal Albert Hall show included deep cuts from the 2009 record, while Welch reflected on the era: “It was a very chaotic, messy time"

New Beatles play ‘Two Of Us’ explores John and Paul’s final meeting: “Stuff’s gone under the bridge”

Writer Mark Stanfield’s 2000 movie has made a long and winding journey to the stage

The Dare – ‘What’s Wrong With New York?’ review: an effective if uninventive throwback

The 20-something New Yorker wants to party like it’s 2006. The result is often well-observed but not particularly satisfying

MJ Lenderman on resisting the hype: “There’s a danger in believing your own myth”

The singer-songwriter, who’s tipped as the next big thing, talks community, Catholicism and his literary-minded new album ‘Manning Fireworks’

Liam Gallagher live at Reading Festival 2024: the start of a new chapter for Oasis?

The frontman gives the people almost everything they want… with perhaps a little left for next year

Reading Festival 2024: Viagra Boys on new music, influencing Kings of Leon and beef with The Hives

Frontman Sebastian Murphy and bassist Henrik ‘Benke’ Höckert also talked to NME about working with Sleaford Mods’ Jason Williamson and headlining the Festival Republic stage