Jim Kerr and Charlie Burchill preside over an energetic set thrills fans of their chart reign and their post-punk era

From their punk origins to their stadium-level success in the Live Aid and Breakfast Club era, this music doc finds the Glasgow band still sweetly and likably down to earth

Before their 80s megastardom, the band minted a strange vision of European culture and tension that still resonates. They – and superfan James Dean Bradfield from the Manic Street Preachers – reflect on its power

The Simple Minds singer on missing the northern lights, making peace with getting older and a kiss from Springsteen

It all started 60 years ago with the line: ‘There’s a moose loose aboot this hoose!’ But is the eccentric spirit that unites Biffy Clyro, Orange Juice and Ivor Cutler dying out in the age of Calvin Harris?

A less blokey lineup sounds modern and impressively energised, while Jim Kerr sings with innate confidence

Jim Kerr and band dig deep into their back catalogue to pull out fist-pumping anthems and art-rock gems