"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"

The bassist said he was "delighted" for his former Britpop rivals, adding that a reunion was "great for Blur" and would be for Noel and Liam

Tolley and Jodie Ward from Banquet Records show viewers some of the releases ahead of the weekend, including Taylor Swift’s exclusive 7″ white vinyl of ‘Fortnight’

As well as delivering orchestral covers of '90s bangers, James also played a DJ set of Britpop classics at a special launch party in London last night (April 3) – check out footage here

The album would serve as a follow up to 2023's 'Cracker Island'

"But we make all the sense in the world when we're on stage together"

"The idea of ​​me writing an opera and for it to be a continuation of 'The Magic Flute' sounds ridiculous, it was and is"

Frontman Martin Rossiter tells NME about Alan McGee persuading the band to reform, returning to his role as the "nation's favourite miserable indie star", reveals whether more dates are on the cards, and recalls crossing paths with The Prodigy's Keith Flint in the '90s

That song is overplayed now

The experience is “a groundbreaking tribute to the sounds that shaped Britain”