Secret Muse Show Announced, Band Of The Summer?, Michael Jackson Finally Buried

If this email is displayed incorrectly or you are unable to view its contents please click here Friday September 4th 2009 | LISTEN TO NME RADIO I take with me glorious memories...goodbye Which fed-up guitarist finally said this? Scroll to the bottom to find out. Muse To Play Secret Paris Show Next Week Fall Out Boy Backstage At Leeds Festival Reading And Leeds Festivals In Pictures Oasis: Is This The End Of The Road? Offset Festival 2009: 5 Must-See Bands We're celebrating the nearing end of festival season by asking you to vote for 2009's Band Of The Summer. We want to crown a band (or individual) as the act that truly defined and uplifted the summer through their music and live performances. It's not easy when you remember the highlights: Blur's epic comeback, Dizzee Rascal decimating festivals, Florence and Friendly Fires leaping to new heights, Arctic Monkeys' long-awaited return and the late surge from once-in-a-lifetime supergroup Them Crooked Vultures. Think long and hard, or simply toss a coin - but vote now to have your say. On NME.COM today: yet more photos from our Reading and Leeds signing tents, our 5 must-see bands at this weekend's Offset Festival, video interviews with Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Gossip, Lethal Bizzle and more, 10 Tracks To Hear This week, videos from the late, great Steven Wells' wake, plus your chance to win tickets to watch The Cribs perform live at NME HQ. Have an amazing weekend, David Moynihan Editor, NME.COM Follow NME on Twitter! READING AND LEEDS 24-page review issue; including 21 moments that made the weekend. 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. Charlie Watts denies he is quitting The Rolling Stones Band issue statement following reports drummer was leaving Eagles Of Death Metal's Jesse Hughes to release solo album And Hughes wants to recruit Dr Dre to work on it… Long delayed Q-Tip album finally set for release 'Kamaal The Abstract' sees the light of day after eight years Brand New to play Wembley Arena Long Islanders announce their biggest UK gig yet Beck recruits MGMT, Devendra Banhart for Leonard Cohen covers Echo And The Bunnyman keyboard player dies in motorbike crash TV On The Radio to take year-long break Beach Boys' Brian Wilson plays mammoth 'Greatest Hits' show in London Robbie Williams: 'I want to rejoin Take That' Lady Gaga breaks silence about gender rumours - Daily Gossip Michael Jackson's body finally buried Friendly Fires play 'surreal' St Albans homecoming Nine Inch Nails joined by Gary Numan in LA Friendly Fires and Orbital for London Freeze 2009   1 10 Things We Learn In NME This Week (2 September 2009) 2 Homemade versions of classic album covers More photo galleries... Reading And Leeds Festival 2009 In Pictures Arctic Monkeys - the 'Humbug' reviews so far Reading and Leeds - the must-see acts 30 things you never knew about Radiohead Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash, photographed by Don Hunstein 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 Album Review: Arctic Monkeys - 'Humbug' Out of the desert comes a challenging third album. See yer later, casual fans 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (23/08/09) Weezer, Karen O, The Hot Rats 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (16/08/09) Jack White, Muse, Paramore, Florence And The Machine 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (08/08/09) Ian Brown, Delphic, The Big Pink 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (01/08/09) Starring Friendly Fires, The Flaming Lips, Kid Sister 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (24/07/09) This Week - Muse, Biffy Clyro, Theoretical Girl O. Children - Dead Eye Lover - Free MP3 O. Children; dark, doomy and evil to the no doubt rotten core. Well, what do you expect from a band who've named themselves after a Nick Cave track? 'Dead Eye Lover' is the B-side to their debut single 'Dead Disco Dancer' (we sense a theme here), and is every bit as clever-clever and scary-scary as King Cave himself, but with an added supersonic 'Blade Runner' element and a smidgen of Satanic Joy Division. Download O. Children's 'Dead Eye Lover' on the Daily Download blog. Read more Who: Alice Vincent, 20, Buckinghamshire. Listening To: The Pains of Being Pure At Heart, Everything Everything, FrYars Watching: 'The Real Housewives of New Jersey'. Looking Forward To: The insane amount of amazing gigs happening this autumn. Last Download: Fever Ray 'Seven'(Crookers Mix). Ultimate Song, Like, Ever: 'There is a Light That Never Goes Out' by The Smiths. Win Tickets To See The Cribs The Cribs return with their much anticipated fourth album 'Ignore The Ignorant' on Monday (September 7), and a fourth band member, Johnny Marr. To celebrate, we're giving you the chance to see The Cribs play a live and intimate session, here at NME Towers for NME Radio. The session will be held on Friday September 11, and we've got 4 pairs of tickets to give away. NME Video News - 4 September 2009 Ian Brown at Leeds Festival 2009 The Joy Formidable Unplugged 3Oh!3 at Leeds Festival 2009 Reading and Leeds: What Were Your Highlights? (500) Days Of Summer And The Perfect Soundtracks To Fall In And Out of Love To Oasis Split - Hitler's Reaction. Seriously. Remembering Steven Wells - Tales From His Wake 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 I take with me glorious memories...goodbye Oasis' Noel Gallagher in this week's NME after quitting the band.

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