Blur played Music Hall of Williamsburg on Friday (5/1), a free surprise show sponsored by Converse Rubber Tracks which marked a number of firsts: it was Blur’s first live show since the release of ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... After over a decade, “The Magic Whip” is rightfully completely different than what we know to be a Blur album. Blur used to be one of us. Like their chief ...

Back at it! 1990s favorites Blur surprised fans on Thursday, Feb. 19, when the band announced plans for a big comeback. The veteran Britpop rockers secretly spent time in the recording studio and will ...

The members of Brit pop band Blur. (Parlophone) CLEVELAND, Ohio - Blur's 2003 album, "Think Tank," was the sound of a band falling apart. The early recording process was so tumultuous that guitarist ...

Blur kickstarted the next phase of their comeback with a tiny, fanclub-only gig in London Friday night, airing songs from their new album The Magic Whip for the first time. Taking to the stage at West ...

UPDATE: Blur appeared in The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon‘s music room and performed an acoustic version of their 1999 track “Tender” off the album 13. Watch here. Blur‘s long-awaited reunion album ...

BLUR BRINGS it all back home on their brilliant reunion album. “The Magic Whip” — the first record in 16 years to feature all four original members — reconstitutes the Brit-pop snap of the band’s ...

The Magic Whip is Blur’s first record in 12 years. Photo: Bobby Doherty In 2012, Albarn, who has an appalling track record at predicting his own next moves, announced that Blur would never play live ...

Blur displays its characteristic English cheeriness. The one thing James, Rowntree and Coxon had in common was that they all politely deferred to frontman Damon Albarn, the obvious alpha dog in the ...

It took me a hell of a long time to become a Blur fan. Even if you asked me a year ago to cast my lot in about the Blur vs. Oasis feud of the mid-’90s, I would’ve said the Gallaghers win by a mile. I ...

Damon Albarn of Blur isn’t a fan of what’s on the radio these days. "Look at music now,” he told The Sunday Times earlier this month. “Does it say anything? Young artists talk about themselves, not ...