Music Interviews

In Does Rock ‘N’ Roll Kill Braincells?!, NME quizzes an artist on their own career to see how much they can remember. This week: Weezer's Rivers Cuomo

Check out the new single ‘Supersad’ as Waterhouse tells NME about her Bloc Party and motherhood-inspired second album, shaped by "picking yourself up from being broken for a long time"

The singer talks to us about the new wave of fans following Eurovision, plans for the future, and dedication to using their platform to highlight injustice

Promising "absolute fucking chaos" from his gigs fronting Sex Pistols, the Rattlesnakes frontman told us about the fight for grassroots music venues and why "the Tories are done now"

The five-piece create bittersweet, emotive tunes with enough nuance and substance to separate them from a saturated hometown scene

Frontman Tobias Forge and director Alex Ross Perry tell us about their epic and why "Ghost as a band is like a planet and the story is like the moon"

Backstage at Download, Zacky Vengeance told NME about wanting to catch fans off-guard with ‘Life Is But A Dream..’ and plans to celebrate milestone anniversaries for ‘City Of Evil’ and ‘Nightmare’

The K-pop star tells NME how her second mini-album 'Na' was put together, learning the mind-blowing choreography for ‘ABCD’ and more

The Fred Again..-mentored artist has gone from working behind the scenes with Piri and Venbee to becoming one of the UK’s most unique new acts

Frontman Rou Reynolds spoke o NME backstage at Download, where he told us about plans for new material and their 2024 UK tour, and how there is still a long way to go when it comes to saving smaller music spaces