NME Radar
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What's Your Band Called, Mate? Get to know Alfie Templeman
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Fontaines D.C. live review: yes, you do need to see them ASAP
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No Rome. (Photo: Danny North) The 1975 collaborator No Rome shares lush new single 'Cashmoney'
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Credit: Press Working Men’s Club: the Yorkshire group reviving killer new-wave power pop
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Leeds’ Drahla are the thrilling new band pushing boundaries in two creative realms
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What's Your Band Called, Mate? Get to know Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard
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Want to see some new music live? Here's who's playing the first Goose Island presents NME Radar sessions
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Arcades Credit: Press Rising production duo Arcades on working with BTS: "They're the best at what they do"
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Billie Eilish’s brother/collaborator Finneas reveals the secrets within the record-breaking debut album
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Coachella Festival Credit: Getty The hidden gems on the Coachella 2019 line-up
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Credit: Patrick Krause Talk Show are bringing a dark new wave to London’s guitar scene
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Credit: Tsarina Merrin What's Your Band Called, Mate? Get to know Nasty Cherry
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Here are the finalists for Glastonbury’s Emerging Talent Competition
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Credit: Matthew Baker/Getty Images slowthai’s in-the-round London show is a triumphant knockout to his Brexit Bandit tour
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Dreamed up in Mac DeMarco's pool house, Jelly Boy's debut EP is a folk-tinged delight
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What's Your Band Called, Mate? Get to know Orchards
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Credit: Chloe Hashemi “Women in music need to create their own rules and not live by other people's” NME meets Glowie
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Billie Eilish on her five favourite new artists right now
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Billie Eilish on how she made the gruesome ‘When The Party’s Over’ video
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Crows’ long-awaited debut album drags them out of the darkness
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Sports Team, live at London's Electric Ballroom Credit: Jamie MacMillan Sports Team showcase their chaotic and cheeky charm at riotous Electric Ballroom sell-out
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What's Your Band Called, Mate? Get to know Easy Life
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Glastonbury have announced the longlist for their Emerging Talent Competition
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Angel Du$t are the fun-first hardcore group bringing '90s pop-rock to the pit
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Credit: Lorne Thomson/Redferns SXSW 2019: Amyl & The Sniffers, Priests and Billie Eilish lead the charge at a sweltering week
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Ohtis Credit: Press / Alexa Viscius Ohtis: How 'Curve Of Earth', eight darkly beautiful country songs about heroin, took 15 years to make
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Credit: Danny North What’s Your Band Called, Mate? Get to know Squid
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Credit: Pooneh Ghana Reckoning with Australia’s colonial past and gender politics helped Stella Donnelly craft the year’s boldest debut
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Rosalia / Billie Eilish Credit: Getty (various) "Can't wait to finish our song": Rosalia on her collaboration with Billie Eilish
