“Great Music Comes from Losing Your Fear”: An Interview with Keane

By Evan Sawdey

After a year that featured their singer going in to rehab, a Gallagher brother slagging them off, and -- oh yeah -- having all their albums top the charts in Britain, Keane songsmith Tim Rice-Oxley discusses coming to terms with his past, his excitement for the future, and how the band handled that big elephant in the room ... [2 December 2008]

Keane: Curate a Night for War Child

By B.J. Carter

Considering the effervescence of the performances, what other than this warm, bubbly feeling could have been its aim? [10 November 2008]

Keane: Perfect Symmetry

By John Bergstrom

Keane look to the '80s (where else) to shake up their piano-pop sound, and find an album you're probably going to be hearing a lot of whether you like it or not. [21 October 2008]

Keane: Under the Iron Sea

By Mike Schiller

Everything new is old again. [22 June 2006]

Keane: Strangers [DVD]

By Jason MacNeil

Three guys, no guitar, one glorious, sweepingly majestic record after seven years of no luck. A better 2-DVD set for a band with one studio album you won't find. [16 December 2005]

Keane: Hopes and Fears

By Raphaël Costambeys-Kempczynski