Guardian Music — The Kinks man tells interviewer he will reform the band if his brother wants to. Over to you, DaveAre the Kinks ready to reform? Two weeks after Dave Davies declared that a reunion of the band "would be down to Ray", Ray has announced that he is read... more info

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L.A. Times - Entertainment — Bruce Springsteen, Jon Bon Jovi, Mumford & Sons and Metallica collaborated on 'See My Friends.'"The wonderful thing about making records is something comes out you never expected," explains Ray Davies, who knows of what he speaks. In nearly five deca... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — This all-star collaboration constitutes something of a victory lap for the Kinks' esteemed frontman and chief songwriter. His catalog is as revered among his peers as those of Lennon-McCartney or Jagger-Richards, even though Davies never garnered the... more info

USA Today Music — The former Kinks frontman joins with an all-star cast for an album of covers. more info

Guardian Music — Feuding brothers may put aside differences for Kinks reunion, Dave Davies hints in new interviewAfter years of vehement opposition, Dave Davies has opened the door to a possible reunion by the Kinks. It's "down to Ray", he said in a new interview, co... more info

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Guardian Music — Kinks legend and Meltdown curator Ray Davies brings his uniquely English humour to this year's lineup, from Terry Jones to Nick LoweCaspar Llewellyn SmithJohn Domokos more info

Guardian Music — The Kinks singer, who is curating this year's Southbank-based festival, has ambitious plans for the programme of diverse actsRay Davies has revealed his lineup for the 2011 Meltdown festival and said the bill is "about Britain – we're trying to cov... more info