At least 30 babies and their mums have starred in a playful parody video of a 1990s Britpop classic in support of the ...

There are some hurdles to overcome when putting together a Britpop playlist, the main one being that Britpop bands hate being called Britpop bands and will probably get the right hump that they’ve ...

But I want to highlight three timeless songs from 1993 that still sound great today. Each one existed on the margins of more ...

The band’s dark fourth album ‘The Great Escape’ brought the clash with Oasis to a head – and unleashed friction among the ...

All pop culture movements have a defining moment when the magic disappears and the zeitgeist evaporates. The hippy dream of the Sixties ended when concertgoer Meredith Hunter was killed by a Hell’s ...

Even those who didn’t spend the 1990s wearing fringe haircuts and desert boots know Oasis and Blur. Like any dominant music scene, Britpop had bands that were bigger than the movement and others who ...

This summer, some of Britpop's biggest bands are back on the road. Pulp are headlining festivals across Europe; and Blur played two triumphant nights at Wembley Stadium - a venue they never envisioned ...

Pop star Robbie Williams has revealed he was "despised" by "pretentious bullies" in the music industry after he left Take That and was pictured handing out with Oasis at Glastonbury Festival in 1995.

On Sept. 8, 1993, the London rock band Suede took home the Mercury Music Prize, Britain and Ireland's "album of the year" award, for its self-titled debut. It capped a historic year for lead singer ...

Twenty-three years after Blur’s Parklife, Britpop doesn’t need another takedown, or commemoration, or really anything more said about it. Which makes Pitchfork’s list of the 50 Best Britpop Albums an ...

Britpop, that brief but florid era of banging indie pop tunes, which lasted from the dog days of John Major to the brief honeymoon of Tony Blair, is now a very long time ago. Has there been anything ...

The first time I saw Blur was on September 29, 1994, at the old Academy Theatre on 43rd St. in Manhattan. That place has been shut down now since 1996, but I'd guess it held … 1200 people? 1300? In ...