MGMT, Muse, Kings of Leon and Oasis were among the winners at the Shockwaves NME Awards in London on Wednesday night. Brooklyn, New York duo MGMT

With excitement building towards the March 10th U.S. release of their third album, Slipway Fires - featuring the Top 5 UK single "Wire To Wire" - London-based Razorlight will return to the states

Paul McCartney's ex-wife Heather Mills has been voted Britain's "moodiest" celebrity in a new poll.

The Jonas Brothers, Fall Out Boy and Tokio Hotel have been nominated for Worst Band by the British NME Awards. Meanwhile, British rockers Oasis are the toast of the British music scene

The man accused of attacking Oasis rocker Noel Gallagher on stage in Canada is facing a new charge of aggravated assault.

Rocker Ryan Adams is to turn his back on music to concentrate on "hearing issues." In a post on his blog, the singer/songwriter insists his Atlanta, Georgia show with The Cardinals on March 20 will be his last before he takes a lengthy hiatus.

After captivating British fans for more than four years, London-based Razorlight - fronted by lead singer/guitarist Johnny Borrell -

As another year ends and 2009 looms, we wondered if you've all been paying attention for the past 12 months.

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Oasis will release "I'm Outta Time," a special iTunes exclusive EP on December 9th. This EP, includes previously unreleased material - a demo version of the current Liam Gallagher penned single