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By Fraser Lewry Published
James Hetfield went viral for claiming Metallica wouldn't use the concert stage as a platform to push agendas – and now a Nikki Sixx clip is doing the same

By Fraser Lewry Published
Steve Harris's Iron Maiden side project British Lion will play six shows at the Cart & Horses at Christmas

By Paul Brannigan Published
"That spider was actively trying to kill me"

By Jerry Ewing Published
David Surkamp had fronted the US melodic progressive rock band Pavlov's Dog since 1972

By Daryl Easlea Published
Fans of Nick Mason’s Saucerful Of Secrets know all about his passion for prog. But Kemp believes the King Crimson icon went deeper into intellectual territory than Pink Floyd did

By Rich Hobson Published
From the backwoods of Finland to stages around the world, Nightwish have become one of metal's most iconic groups

By Fraser Lewry Published
James Hetfield went viral for claiming Metallica wouldn't use the concert stage as a platform to push agendas – and now a Nikki Sixx clip is doing the same

By Fraser Lewry Published
Steve Harris's Iron Maiden side project British Lion will play six shows at the Cart & Horses at Christmas

By Paul Brannigan Published
As Alter Bridge released their seventh album Pawns & Kings on October 14, 2022, Myles Kennedy and Mark Tremonti offered living proof that you don’t have to be a dick to be a rock star

By Hannah May Kilroy Published
The velvet-voiced symphonic metal singer details the soundtrack of her life

By Pat Carty Published
More engaging stories from master craftsman Richard Thompson

By Philip Wilding Published
Keyboard wiz Rick Wakeman's new album Return To The Red Planet documents his continuing Mars obsession

By Paul Travers Published
Released on October 14, 1997, Green Day's fifth studio album taught Billie Joe Armstrong to trust himself and no-one else

By Steve May Last updated
Buying guide Physical media’s fully back on the menu, and these outstanding CD players from Cambridge Audio, Marantz, FiiO and more are the proof in the pudding

By James Grimshaw Last updated
Buying guide These MP3 players from FiiO, Sony and Actico are at the forefront of a digital-library revival - here's my top choices

By Steve May Last updated
Buying guide The humble cassette tape, once the world’s default portable music format, is back in fashion. Here are the best cassette players you can buy right now

By Scott Munro Published
The new heavy-duty, belt-driven record player takes its inspiration from Harley-Davidson's iconic bar and shield logo

By James Grimshaw Last updated
Buying guide Ride the wave of CD revivalism with these handheld portable CD players from FiiO, KLIM and Shanling

By Chris Corfield, James Grimshaw Last updated
Buying guide You can’t get a better on-ramp to records than these entry-level turntables from Audio-Technica, Sony, Pro-Ject and more

By Pat Carty Published
More engaging stories from master craftsman Richard Thompson

By Philip Wilding Published
Keyboard wiz Rick Wakeman's new album Return To The Red Planet documents his continuing Mars obsession

By Classic Rock Magazine Published
Surrounded by stellar musicians, Eat 'Em And Smile was technicolour proof that life was good for David Lee Roth outside the Van Halen compound

By Dave Everley Published
Modern rock heroes Greta Van Fleet are now ten years in and four albums deep – and appear to be sticking to their guns

By Siân Llewellyn Published
Also in Classic Rock 359: Greta Van Fleet, Manic Street Preachers, Dave Hill, Rick Wakeman, Hannah Wicklund, Dolly Parton, Anthrax, Pearl Jam, The Temperance Movement, Tom Morello, Little Angels, Ian McCulloch and more

By Matt Mills Published
Black Sabbath’s I and Slayer’s Raining Blood have been confirmed for the soundtrack

By Fraser Lewry Published
Disgraced televangelist Jim Bakker and his ilk also inspired songs by Black Sabbath, Poison, The Hooters and Frank Zappa

By Stephen Dalton Published
Tom Cruise’s new movie Digger has split the critics - but it’s got nothing on Rock Of Ages
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