Roots And Echoes

Melody takes precedence on Roots And Echoes, and this makes it stronger and tighter than The Coral’s previous releases.

The Coral to support Oasis in Dublin

The Coral play the opening set for Oasis' Marlay Park headliner next month

Ryder On The Storm

With The Coral’s third album, The Invisible Invasion, set to seal their reputation as one of Britain’s foremost indie bands, guitarist Billy Ryder-Jones here discusses their desire to make a classic album, collaborating with Portishead’s Geoff Barrow, and why their reputation as Liverpool chavs is entirely ill-deserved. “We’ve never nicked anyone’s stereo,” he explains.

Nightfreak And The Sons Of Becker

Nightfreak is intended to keep hunger locked up until their ‘proper’ third album arrives .

The Coral cancel tonight's Dublin show

Don't fret, The Coral's Olympia performance will be reschuled for February

Bill McCai

This is a typically rollicking, country-tinged blues number from one of the more intriguing young acts on the Brit indie scene.

Musical chairs: change of venue for The Coral in Belfast

The Coral will take the stage of Ulster Hall when they play Belfast next week

Dishing Out The Medicine

Phil Udell meets a Coral disenchanted with their Hotpress review, but gains Brownie points for recognising that they're NOT - repeat NOT - from Liverpool.

Magic & Medicine

The Coral are great musicians – every track on this album is executed with flair and skill and invested with a woozy charm.

Don't Think You're The First

Coral Reefers

Liverpool's musical exports have included The Beatles, Echo and the Bunnymen, the Teardrop Explodes, Pete Burns, the KLF, the Lightning Seeds, Frankie Goes to Hollywood and many more. Mercury nominees The Coral are the latest scallywags to capture the attention of the music press who have picked up on their blend of classic rock influences and irreverent energy