Djo

Born: Joe Keery, Newburyport, Massachusetts, USA, 24th April 1992

First Single: Roddy (July 2019)

Album Discography: Twenty Twenty (September 2019); Decide (September 2022

Joe Keery talks to Dan O'Connell

Stranger Things' Joe Keery would love to take Djo project to Glastonbury and Coachella

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Linkin Park press

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Kelly Jones and Oasis brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher

Kelly Jones vows to make time for Oasis reunion dates despite Stereophonics gig clashes

Stereophonics

The Kooks' Hugh Harris and Luke Pritchard

The Kooks' 2025 UK arena tour dates: How to buy tickets

The Kooks

Sam Fender teaches us Geordie Slang

Sam Fender translates Geordie slang - watch the video here

Sam Fender

The band called Slowdive in 1991, and the woman who sang a song called Slowdive, Siouxsie Sioux

All these bands named themselves after other people's songs

Grian Chatten of Fontaines D.C. in 2024

Fontaines D.C. among artists to receive nods for The Ivors 2025: Full list of nominees

Wolf Alice's Ellie Rowsell at TRNSMT festival 2022

Wolf Alice share teaser for what looks like their comeback single Bloom Baby Bloom

Wolf Alice

Arctic Monkeys' Alex Turner with the band's Favourite Worst Nightmare inset

10 things about Arctic Monkeys' Favourite Worst Nightmare album

Arctic Monkeys

Djo tracks

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Bloomin' Legends with Johnny Vaughan & Gavin Woods is available on Global Player

Bloomin' Legends with Johnny Vaughan & Gavin Woods: how to listen

Johnny Vaughan

Radiohead's Phil Selway, Jonny Greenwood, Thom Yorke, Colin Greenwood & Ed O'Brien in 1995

Radiohead share new playlist of The Bends’ B-sides & remixes for album’s 30th anniversary

Radiohead

Some of the biggest indie tracks of 2004, including Take Me Out, Club Foot, Helicopter, The Bucket, I Predict A Riot and Golden Touch.

The 25 best Indie Songs of 2004

Depeche Mode at Amsterdam Central station on 26th May 1981: Andrew Fletcher, Vince Clarke, Dave Gahan and Martin Gore.

Why did Vince Clarke leave Depeche Mode?

Depeche Mode

Classic Rock stars we've lost in 2025: Rick Buckler, Marianne Faithfull, Joey Molland, David Johansen, Roberta Flack and Brian James.

The Classic Rock stars we've lost in 2025

Yeah Yeah Yeahs in 2025

Yeah Yeah Yeahs announce 2025 theatre tour including UK dates at London's Royal Albert Hall