Across half a century NME has been the UK's standard bearer of rock'n'roll. As bands, scenes and ill-advised haircuts come and go, every week NME has predicted, probed and provoked, supporting the mavericks who would go on to become the new mainstream. Get the digital edition for just US$5 for 10 issues.

Club NME is the UK’s biggest club franchise – with clubs nationwide all providing music fans with the chance to catch the best new bands, the greatest records and the best DJs. Plus, Club NME has gone global with the launch of nights in Los Angeles and New York, with many more to follow.

NME TV can be viewed on Sky channel 377. NME TV plays non-stop music videos from the best new bands and indie legends, plus all the latest music news and tour dates beamed straight from the NME office on to your box.

Look out for a special double CD on sale in all UK record shops now, following on from last years successful CD it features the hottest indie tunes, all handily compiled by NME all in one place.

After ten years NME.COM has earned a reputation as one of the world’s leading sources for music news. Around the clock news, plus reviews and the innovative Breaking Bands section – where bands can upload their tracks to be judged by their peers – all help make it the Number One music news destination in the whole of Europe.

The annual ShockWaves NME Awards is the only music ceremony in the rock’n’roll calendar that matters. Televised live on UK’s Channel 4, the ceremony recognises the very best in cutting edge music from around the world, awarding the infamous middle-finger statuettes to the winners.

The ShockWaves NME Awards tour is guaranteed to find and showcase the very best live bands in the world. 2008’s line up includes The Cribs, Joe Lean and The Jing Jang Jong, Does It Offend You Yeah? and The Ting Tings.