News about Graham Coxon

Mr Coxon appeared for an interim hearing at the Royal Courts of Justice in London on September 19 (pictured) before Mr Justice Peel in relation to his separation from Soraya Coxon. The judge ruled that while Mr Coxon, represented by Rosanne Godfrey-Lockwood, and Mrs Coxon, represented by Michael Glaser KC, could be identified, no details of the case can be published. A further hearing is expected to be held at a later date.

I went to the second Wembley show, when an overwhelmed Damon sank to his knees and shed tears after the epic ballad Under The Westway, and his reactions were genuine. He's since described the July 2023 gigs as the best Blur ever played, so it's no surprise that the band are marking their first anniversary. A candid documentary, Blur: To The End, is in cinemas now, with a two-hour concert film following in September. There's also a new live album, out today on CD, vinyl, cassette and digitally.

Blur stars Alex James, Damon Albarn, Graham Coxon, and Dave Rowntree were all smiles as they arrived at their Blur: To The End premiere in London on Tuesday.  The band posed on the red carpet ahead of the release of their new feature-length film that documents their recent reunion.  The stars cut smart figure in suits as they wrapped their arms around each other while beaming for photos. 

An iconic 90s band have revealed the release date for a new live album - as well as a concert films which is set to be shown in cinemas. They posted to their official account on X, formerly Twitter, to the delight of their loyal fans. This live album will feature tracks from their performance at Wembley Stadium, which took place last summer.

Blur have shared a trailer for their new feature-length film that documents their recent reunion - 'blur: To The End'. It will be shown in UK and Irish cinemas from 19th July. Directed by Toby L, the film goes behind the scenes as the iconic English rock band came back together after almost 10 years for their 2023 album The Ballad of Darren.

According to recent details, an iconic nineties band is set to perform on stage at the British Awards on March 2nd. The 1990s band, made up of singer Damon, bassist Alex James, guitarist Graham Coxon, and drummer Dave Rowntree, went on hiatus in 2015 before announcing their reunion information in 2022.

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Since making their epic music comeback earlier this year, they've been ardent die-hard fans. Guitarist Alex James said that being in the band'something that no one of us can ever walk away from.' The 1980s band, made up of Alex, Damon Albarn, Graham Coxon, and Dave Rowntree, went on hiatus in 2015 and then announced their reunion news last year.

Blur were back with a bang on Wednesday evening after they appeared at a live gig in Colchester. It comes shortly after they revealed that they would debut their new album The Ballad Of Darren in just a matter of months. This is eight years since the rock stars' last chart-topping album The Magic Whip appeared.

Since his own rock band announced their reunion tour, Blur's Damon Albarn has revealed he'put money on Oasis reconstruction.' The 1980s band, made up of Alex James, Damon Albarn, Graham Coxon, and Dave Rowntree, went on hiatus in 2015 before announcing their reunion news last year. Now that the singer, 55, has guessed that another legendary band would appear back together, giving them some competition.

Blur have announced that they would debut The Ballad Of Darren, their next album, in a matter of months. It comes eight years since the rock stars released their new chart-topping album The Magic Whip. The 1980s band, made up of Alex James, Damon Albarn, Graham Coxon, and Dave Rowntree, went on hiatus in 2015 and then announced their reunion news last year.

Blur will appear in 2023 for a one-off reunion concert in commemoration of their 35th anniversary. MailOnline looks at how to buy a ticket for the reunion show as fans cheer for the event...

Blur is expected to make their music comeback with a massive gig at Wembley Stadium, it has been announced. According to reports, the English rock band is revamping ahead of the launch of their well-known album Parklife in 1994. Blur formed in London in 1988, and it includes singer Damon Albarn, guitarist Graham Coxon, bassist Alex James, and drummer Dave Rowntree.