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The sight of gleaming chrome, sparkling paint and polished whitewall tires on a green baseball field can only mean one thing: Midnight at the Oasis is back for another year.
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Kasabian win best album and Muse are named best British band but Jarvis Cocker steals the show hosting the NME awards Rock’n'roll awards shows are known for many things: drinking, swearing and stray bass players vomiting over their own shoes to name just three. But until now they haven’t predominantly been known for impromptu games of 80s TV quiz show Catchphrase. That all changed at the NME …
Rock groups Kasabian and Muse were the kings of a major British music awards ceremony.
Muse was named best British band and Kasabian earned best album honours for West Rider Pauper Lunatic Asylum at the NME awards in London Wednesday night.
A week after the Brit Awards confirmed Lady Gaga as the best new pop star of the year, Wednesday night’s NME Awards bestowed her merely with Best Dressed and, presumably for the sake of sheer willfulness, Worst Dressed as well. But then the NME Awards, voted by its readers, have always been about rock’n'roll, and 2010 was no different. On a soaking wet London evening at the Brixton Acadamy …
Rock groups Kasabian and Muse were the kings of a major music awards ceremony, while US superstar Lady Gaga’s outlandish outfits were praised and attacked in equal measure.
Muse and Kasabian were the kings of the Shockwaves NME Awards, but Oasis failed to pick up a single gong despite receiving three nominations.
