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Paul Weller, one of the most revered figures in British rock, is releasing his 17th studio LP. He discusses creative collaboration, John Coltrane's influence, and more.

It is fascinating to think that Paul Weller has been a solo artist for 33 years; his time in The Jam and The Style Council that preceded it scraped a

“This is Poole Arts Centre, right?” the great man asked rhetorically before complementing the venue and audience for its great Thursday night…

The recent buzz surrounding Paul Weller’s new record and accompanying autumn tour only served to underscore the Modfather’s reputation six decades into his career. Not only is he still finding fresh sonic avenues to wander along, his shows have become winding journeys into a past ...

AN exciting new music festival boasting a line-up of popular bands will take place this July in Colchester’s city centre.

The Ocean Colour Scene man keeps it so minimal in his approach to sound and solos that he admits: “I’m still surprised people do dig what I’m doing”

How had I reached the age of 53 (and a half) and never seen Ocean Colour Scene live?

How had I reached the age of 53 (and a half) and never seen Ocean Colour Scene live?

Seven years on from their last 3Olympia show, The Birmingham outfit deliver a hit-packed set to their adoring Irish fans.

No British album better synthesized the warmth, energy, and funkiness of New Orleans R&B, Southern soul, and rock better than Traffics 1968 self-titled LP.