Damon Albarn on the "genocide" in Gaza: "We cannot deny the Palestinians their existence"
"Palestinians belong there and you can’t just kick them out"
Bob Vylan responds to "out of touch '90s musician" Damon Albarn over Glastonbury IDF comments
Albarn called the rap-punk duo's performance at Worthy Farm "one of the most spectacular misfires I’ve seen in my life"
Damon Albarn would "like to work with musicians in Palestine and Israel" but calls Bob Vylan Glastonbury chant "a spectacular misfire"
"I mean I’ve had my moments - not quite as catastrophic as that - but you do get carried away"
Damon Albarn "happy to concede defeat" in legendary Britpop rivalry: "Oasis won the battle, the war, the campaign, everything"
“Well, it was obvious, wasn’t it?"
Blur's Damon Albarn says he was "prophetic" in predicting Oasis reunion and that "it's a good thing" – but will he be going?
"You can’t think that two brothers can’t reconcile, sooner or later"
Watch Damon Albarn join London Arab Orchestra to perform Blur's 'Out Of Time' at the Barbican
“This song was written as a plea to America and the United Kingdom to take more responsibility and look inwards at what they were doing in the Middle East”
Dave Rowntree tells us about his new Blur photo book 'No One You Know' – and the future of the band
Check out candid photos from the book as the drummer looks back at that "thrilling time" of "just four men in their 20s being really excited by everything that’s going on"
Glastonbury 2025: See the full line-up for The Park
The Maccabees, Caribou and Anohni And The Johnsons are headlining, while the likes of Blur's Alex James, Confidence Man and Hot Chip will all DJ in the area
Glastonbury 2025: Paul Mescal, Tilda Swinton, Taron Egerton, Edgar Wright and more to speak at screenings for packed Pilton Palais line-up
'Aftersun', 'Mickey 17', 'We Live In Time' and 'She Rides Shotgun' are among the films being shown
The Blur vs Oasis 'Battle Of Britpop' to be retold in new on-stage comedy by John Niven
"When music was so central to the culture that two pop groups could dominate the entire summer, the evening news and the front page of every newspaper in the country. We're going to take you back there"