Guitarist <a href="/artists/graham-coxon" class="artistLink">Graham Coxon</a> wants to perform a <a href="/artists/scott-walker" class="artistLink">Scott Walker</a> song at the <strong>Meltdown Festival</strong> show...
The group offer fans the chance to view the exhibition and B-sides gig from '99...
Frontman <strong>Damon Albarn</strong> says they won't ever play their old singles again...plus <strong>Damon</strong> works on new film soundtrack...
<strong>Mr Albarn</strong> strikes out alone writing five new tracks for new <strong>Kevin Spacey</strong> film soundtrack...
The charming Mr <a href="/artists/james" class="artistLink">James</a> chats to <strong>nme.com</strong> at the <strong>NME Premier Awards</strong>
Early song by <strong>Damon Albarn</strong> available to download here...plus fanclub-only release details and <a href="/artists/blur" class="artistLink">Blur</a> escape arrest up a pyramid...
<strong>Damon</strong> and co get the <strong>Dogme</strong> treatment
<strong>Melvyn Bragg</strong> and arts establishment immortalise <a href="/artists/blur" class="artistLink">Blur</a> joining <strong>SBS</strong> 'greats' like <strong>UB40</strong> and <strong>Joan Collins</strong>...
Plus <strong> Alex James</strong> wows the Oxford Union...
Scarred and shorn <strong>Albarn</strong> speaks out for a Socialist mayor...