EMF, the UK band from the ecstasy fueled early-’90s Madchester / rave scene who gave us 1991 hit “Unbelievable,” have announced their first US shows in 32 years.The tour is in support of ...

EMF has, admittedly, aged since “Unbelievable” hit the charts. However, the energy remains just as high, and the band is ...

James Atkin of EMF performs at Indie Daze at The Forum on October 1, 2016 in London. (Credit: Lorne Thomson/Redferns) What the…? There’s another urban myth about “Unbelievable” that it’s ...

In January, EMF unveiled the new album The Beauty And The Chaos. It followed 2022’s Go Go Sapiens, which was their first full-length in 27 years. On Friday, the British rock band (known for ...

EMF’s debut album Schubert Dip went platinum, but their American tour was a disaster. They made a few more albums but never charted in the US again, and they broke up in 1995.

The fact that EMF has not played concerts in the U.S. since 1992 is, well…unbelievable. But it’s true. The British band that hit big with the 1990 single “Unbelievable” has been absent ...

EMF are best known for their hits "Unbelievable” (which went number one in the United States), "I Believe,” and "Lies.” The ...

EMF have today announced they will headline a free festival in the Forest of Dean this summer as a blue plaque was unveiled ...

This past January, the group released The Beauty and the Chaos, their fifth album. This month they play their first U.S. gigs , incredibly, since 1992, including a stop at Summerfest. EMF perform ...