Kasabian

Written off at first as Oasis gone big beat, the band have, over the past 20 years, emerged as arena rockers for all seasons – as they’ll show at Electric Picnic

Kasabian release their first album since the departure of Tom Meighan

Galway man Tom Grealy wrote a letter to this newspaper about his first text message

In Limerick School of Art and Design, they’re busy pulling clothes apart and reimagining them in a competely different ways

In their annual indignation over the Brit awards. Guitarist Sergio Pizzorno counter-snubbed the ceremony for not nominating the band (repeatedly).

Kasabian’s fifth album is their bolshiest to date, if you can believe it. Frontman Tom Meighan talks electronic influences and why the Leicester quartet are worthy Glastonbury headliners

Serge Pizzorno from Forbidden Fruit headliners Kasabian offers his take on the ‘sex, drugs and rock’n’roll thing’. Plus, a rundown of the best of what's on offer at the festival

After 14 years and four albums, rock band Kasabian still divide the critics, but love them or hate them, there’s more to these…

Kasabian blend rock and beatbox in a way that may not be original, but keeps the crowds moving