Ian McCulloch reveals details of Liverpool icons Echo And The Bunnymen’s first album of all-new material in over a decade exclusively to MOJO.

He was as mortal as the rest of us, yet few of us publicly vow that we “want to be a force for good” like John Coltrane did. Initially he was just another young saxophonist who came of age in the ...

In the three decades after she was crowned the post-rave ‘comedown queen’ with the Andrew Weatherall-guided, beats-and-synths ...

Underneath a pile of guests including Paul McCartney, Robert Smith and Bruno Mars, the spirit of the Stones manages to shine ...

Newly updated edition of MOJO's bestselling guide to David Bowie’s albums, songs, films and books is in UK shops and ...

New photo book reveals the madness, and emotions, of The Beatles’ last-ever concert at Candlestick Park, San Francisco on ...

Kevin Rowland speaks to MOJO about sartorial regrets, jazz, broccoli, and why the new Dexys Midnight Runners album might be their last.

During the sessions for his 2012 album A&E, Graham Coxon started hiving off songs that he didn’t think quite fitted on the record, assuming he would store them up for his next solo project. Distracted ...

Speaking exclusively in the new issue of MOJO, on sale now, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards have discussed the political message behind one of the songs on their forthcoming new album, Foreign Tongues, ...

Formed in 1977 by American drummer Stewart Copeland and former teacher Gordon Sumner – aka Sting, The Police rode the coattails of punk to become one of the most successful bands of the era, selling ...

At 83 years old, there’s a delirious poignancy in hearing Bob Dylan sing the words of the late Irish songwriter Shane MacGowan: “I’m not singing for the future/I’m not dreaming of the past/I’m not ...