Alex Rigotti
Alex Rigotti is the Radar Editor of NME. They've written for NME since 2020 and have gone on to write for other publications like The Quietus, DIY, Clash, DJ Mag, and more.
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Courtney Love asks Dave Grohl to “just say we’re cool” and fan base of “straight white males” to stop “picking” on her
"You won’t say it because you’re afraid you’ll lose your audience"
Ex-Turnstile guitarist Brady Ebert reportedly arrested for alleged murder attempt
Ebert co-founded the Baltimore hardcore group in 2010, but left in 2022
London Mayor Sadiq Khan hits out at Kanye West headlining Wireless 2026
Khan claimed West's booking was "not reflective of London’s values"
Pulp digitally release new EP featuring Johnny Cash cover and two new songs
The EP was previously only able to purchase as a 12″ vinyl exclusive via Rough Trade
Lauryn Hill announces massive Diaspora Calling! festival for Milton Keynes with Wyclef Jean and more
The festival will make its UK debut at Milton Keynes National Bowl on Friday, August 7
Queens of the Stone Age and Mini Mansions’ Michael Shuman returns as GLU on streetwise new single ‘Pony Boy’
“This song discusses the ways in which privacy has been attempted to be broken and infiltrated"
The Killers to play UEFA champions league final kick-off show
The final will be held at Puskás Aréna in Budapest on Saturday May 30
Usher says Diddy has been “misrepresented”: “My experience was not what the world has seen”
Usher lived with the disgraced mogul while recording his debut album in 1994
Rosalía abruptly ends Milan show due to “big time” food poisoning
"I'm really unwell, and I can't do it"
Security guard who sparked Chappell Roan debacle says he takes “full responsibility”
"The outcome of the encounter is regretful"
Niall Horan recalls “fear, sadness and all the stuff that comes with grief” following Liam Payne’s death
“I went into hiding a little bit,” said the singer, who wrote an upcoming new song, ‘End Of An Era’, while processing the loss
Ex-KISS guitarist Vinnie Vincent is selling new album “in master format only” for $2million
“The buyer can choose to release the entire album in any format they desire”