NME - October 13 2017
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BEING DAVE GROHL - A week in the life of a fast-living foo fighter. Foo Fighters - “I can’t remember a time it wasn’t fun being a Foo Fighter. Even when I broke my leg it was f**king fun.” Krept & Konan - “At school you don’t learn how things are in real life. We’re reaching out to the kids who have trouble.”
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The Ultimate Guide to Apple Music Festival 10
Since 2007, Apple Music Festival has made it its mission to bring massive artists to an intimate and iconic corner of London – and the line-up for its 10th anniversary, at the Roundhouse in Camden, is the best yet…
Sound track of my Life
Adventurer, man of the great outdoors
Good Things Come to Those Who Wait
It’s been four years since London Grammar’s hugeselling and aptly titled debut album ‘If You Wait’. Now, as 2017 promises world domination for the trio, they talk about the long journey to album number two
Good News Hunting
Telly funnyman Russell Howard has just kicked off a massive world tour that puts him firmly in comedy’s premier league. He tells Larry Bartleet why he’s not yet demanding Weetabix from strangers
Under The Skin
Kat Von D on tattooing Lemmy, Dave Grohl and Lady Gaga.
family guy
south london rapper loyle carner has woven music by his late stepfather into his debut album – and it might just have you in tears,
Taylor Swift - Queen Of Everything
What's it like to rule the pop universe, boss corporations around and sell record-breaking numbers of albums, all while the internet scrutinises your every move? Dan Stubbs meets the world's biggest and politest superstar to find out.
Gimme Shelter
Bands 4 Refugees put together a one-off supergroup to raise awareness of the refugee crisis at the VO5 NME Awards 2017. Kevin EG Perry joined Olly Alexander, Charli XCX and the gang as magic was made.
Party Like It's 1975
Teen brothers Brian The Lemon and Michael D’Addario Twigs are all about Queen, Tom Do Hollywood Petty, spandex jumpsuits, vintage synths and genuinely great hair.
Life after death
An album of Bowie songs sung by the cast of the epic Lazarus musical, featuring three brand new songs written by the great man himself
