Band of the Summer?, Oasis infighting continues, Reading and Leeds 2009 – all the coverage

If this email is displayed incorrectly or you are unable to view its contents please click here So Reading and Leeds is over for another year and the Bank Holiday means you're getting this on Wednesday, not Tuesday. But what a festival it was. Just as Glastonbury coincided with the death of Michael Jackson, so this weekend was hit by the news that Oasis had split up. Not that it stopped the party: Faith No More, Arctic Monkeys, Florence And The Machine, Radiohead and La Roux thrilled with immense sets - all of which are in the 24-page special review in this week's NME magazine. Grab a copy now and you'll find free posters including stunning aerial photographs inside. There's also an in-depth look at what, if anything, the bleak future holds for Oasis… On NME.COM this minute are all of the photos from Reading and Leeds, backstage videos, pictures from the NME Signing Tent and our poll to discover who you think deserves the title Band Of The Summer. We've even got Hitler's response to the Oasis split. Seriously. Enjoy! David Moynihan Editor, NME.COM Follow NME on Twitter READING AND LEEDS 24-page review issue; including 21 moments that made the weekend. Plus! The truth behind OASIS' split and the top 5 GALLAGHER bust-ups. ARCTIC MONKEYS, THE PRODIGY, GLASVEGAS giant posters. Plus! JAMIE T - the new album verdict. Noel Gallagher in Oasis 'moron' blast against Liam New details on split emerge in tabloids Jay-Z to play London gig between Coldplay support slots Rapper to play Camden venue later this month Radiohead open with 'Creep' at Reading Festival 2009 Thom Yorke and co wrap up this year's event with a surprise NME Festival Poll - have your say on this summer now Plus influence what will happen next year by filling in our survey Eminem 'not very well endowed' according to ex-wife - Daily Gossip Michael Jackson death certificate amended to 'homicide' Johnny Marr 'too busy' for Smiths tour - for now The Courteeners announce massive Manchester homecoming gig Ex-Libertines Carl Barat announces solo album plans Editors, Basement Jaxx, Fatboy Slim to launch Oxjam gigs Jay-Z nonchalant about 'The Blueprint 3' album leak See The Rakes and Dinosaur Pile-Up play for free Blink-182 cancel gig following DJ AM's death Patrick Wolf pleads for return of cape lost at festival   See The Rakes and Dinosaur Pile-Up play for free Win tickets to the one-off 'Dirt 2' gig now Ash announce 'A-Z' UK tour and ticket details Tim Wheeler and co set for almost alphabetical gig run Reading and Leeds Festival 2010 Tickets Early bird tickets available Club NME U18 Tickets Dan Black and MPHO hit KOKO for the NME under 18's gig Ian Brown Tickets UK Tour dates announced Muse Tickets Homecoming gigs and stadium dates available Daniel Johnston - 'Yip/Jump Music', 'Continued Story/Hi, How Are You', 'Welcome To My World' Flawed but charming reissues from Kurt's favourite songwriter Album review: Noah And The Whale - 'The First Days Of Spring' London folkies grow up and cut back their chirpiness to turn in a corker of an album Album review: The Dodos - 'Time To Die' When a 'talk-of-the-blogosphere' band step out into the real world, this happens Album review: The Cribs - 'Ignore The Ignorant' The Jarmans - now, of course, with added Marr-man - make their finest album yet 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (16/08/09) Jack White, Muse, Paramore, Florence And The Machine Michael Jackson - Zombie The Pixies - Demo Jamie T - Pacemaker Noel Fielding - Noel Velvet Underground - Loaded The King Blues - NME Store exclusive Radiohead At Leeds Festival Dave Grohl, Josh Homme and John Paul Jones bring Them Crooked Vultures to Reading 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week - Karen O, Weezer, Invasion Oasis: Is This The End Of The Road? In Praise Of Reading And Leeds - Share Your Cider-Soaked Memories How Katy Perry Stole The Show At V Festival Guitar Hero 5 Preview - Watch A Clip Of Muse's 'Plug In Baby' Guest Blog - Arctic Monkeys And Amy Winehouse? It's Folk, But Not As We Know It Radiohead debut 'These Are My Twisted Words', live Liam Gallagher's 50 funniest quotes 100 greatest heavy metal albums of all time Courtney Love caption competition

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