Guardian Music — Adam Boult: Bummed, Pills 'n' Thrills, G-Man … vote for your favourite Mondays albumAdam Boult more info

Guardian Music — Music news, reviews and discussion from the last seven daysIn the newsHappy Mondays announce reunion tourNeil Young: I was working on new iPod with Steve JobsJack White announces debut solo albumAdele to make live return at GrammysReviewsAlbum: Dom L... more info

Guardian Music — As Shaun Ryder's crew prepare for a comeback, tell us about your favourite album by the Manchester mobYippee-ippee-ey-ey-ay-yey-yey, Happy Mondays are back! This week Shaun Ryder announced the original lineup of the band will tour in May, their first... more info

Guardian Music — This week, Happy Mondays announced they are reuniting for shows this summer. Here, in our latest visit to the archives of Rock's Backpages – the world's leading archive of vintage music journalism – Betty Page meets the band in 1990, at the peak... more info

Sky News — The original members of the Happy Mondays are to reform for the first time in 20 years. more info

Guardian Music — Manchester bands, the Stone Roses and Happy Mondays are back. But which of them is better live on stage? more info

ContactMusic — Rowetta Satchell is convinced the upcoming Happy Mondays reunion tour will be a sober affair in comparison to their heyday - because the cult rockers are now too old to party The British group disbanded 19 years ago after frontman Shaun Ryders drug a... more info

Guardian Music — Original lineup of Manchester band to hit the road for first time since 1992, confirms Shaun RyderHappy Mondays' original lineup will reunite for a tour in May, according to singer Shaun Ryder.Despite previous reunions, this will be the first time th... more info

Reuters — LONDON (Reuters) - British band Happy Mondays will re-form for a month-long tour in May, singer Rowetta Satchell has confirmed, following in the footsteps of fellow Manchester rockers The Stone Roses who reunited in October. more info

ContactMusic — Happy Mondays original line up have announced their return The seven members of the Step On group - key figures in Englands Madchester music scene of the late 80s - are set to play together for the first time since 1992 after singer Shaun Ryder... more info