Graham Coxon’s new album A+E is reviewed in the ... It had become a cartoon, and not often a funny one. “A big Toby jug,” affirms Graham. “I hated that. There was an awful lot of ...

GRAHAM COXON and Rose Elinor Dougall, partners in life AND music, have taken things to the next level. If their first album as The Waeve was the sound of “working it out as we went along ...

Graham Coxon, guitarist of Blur, has weighed in on the Oasis reunion, and apparently, he’s thrilled. Speaking to The Sun recently, he shared that he supports Blur’s famous rivals in their come ...

ALL my thoughts, at this difficult time, obviously, are with The BBC, Good Morning Britain, Sky News, Alastair Campbell, ...

A series of heavy squalls rather than a settled spell of fair weather, Graham Coxon’s eighth solo album ... or your Northampton shoes.” It’s funny, but not necessarily ha-ha.

In tonight’s episode, they’re joined by actor and TV presenter Miriam Margolyes, comedian Phil Wang and Blur’s lead guitarist ...

Graham Coxon is pleased that Oasis are reuniting. The Blur guitarist thinks it is "good for fans" that their old rivals Noel and Liam Gallagher have put their differences aside to follow the ...

The Britpop chart battle continues – as Blur guitarist Graham Coxon told Liam Gallagher he needs to 'get a decent band' for the Oasis tour next year. Legendary guitarist Coxon eclipsed Oasis in ...

Musician and songwriter Graham Coxon of Blur and The Waeve shares the music that has sound-tracked his life and how his own experiences are woven into his own songs. Show more Musician and ...

Blur guitarist Graham Coxon is locked in a court battle with his wife as they go through divorce proceedings. Mr Coxon appeared for an interim hearing at the High Court in London on September 19 ...

Blur guitarist Graham Coxon has delivered his verdict on the news that 1990s Britpop rivals Oasis are reuniting, saying: “It’s good for them and it’s good for fans.” In August, Oasis ...

Singer Songwriter Rose Elinor Dougall has formed a musical project called The Waeve with Graham Coxon of Blur. Here they ask each other the kind of questions they wish always cropped up in interview ...