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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Damon Albarn has given an update on Gorillaz material

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Queen in 1973

Queen's Brian May recalls one of Freddie Mercury's "grand" ideas that the rest of the band vetoed

Oasis brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher on Sly St in East London on 8 May 1994

Kevin Cummins announces new Oasis book The Masterplan featuring previously unpublished photos

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