A true veteran of the Britpop era, Graham Coxon is one of the greatest guitarist and songwriters the nineties - and arguably the country as a whole - has ever produced. Doubters need look no further for his merits as a solo artist than 'All Over Me' from 2004 album 'Happiness in Magazines'. Naturally when thinking of Coxon the mind automatically goes to Blur, especially their hit 'Coffee and TV', which is understandable given his presence and importance within the band. It was Coxon's reluctance that postponed the reunion of Blur, and after their Glastonbury headline slot it was evident why his consent was necessary. The band are now back together, reuniting occasionally to make singles, but this hasn't halted his solo career - his eighth album 'A+E' is due for release in 2012. Graham Coxon can be seen on tour in the UK in April, beginning in Oxford at the O2 Academy stopping off midway at London's HMV forum and finishing at the Princess Pavilion in Falmouth.
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