Dead & Company announce The Final Tour
Stadium-filling Grateful Dead offshoots Dead & Company will set out on The Final Tour across the US next summer for 27 brain-expanding shows
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Dead & Company announce The Final Tour
Stadium-filling Grateful Dead offshoots Dead & Company will set out on The Final Tour across the US next summer for 27 brain-expanding shows
Tim Bowness guests with Saro Cosentino on You Are The Story
Italian composer and producer Saro Cosentino will release third album The Road To Now in October
System Of A Down fans keep "scaring the sh*t" out of Serj Tankian by yelling Chop Suey! lyrics at him in public
System Of A Down frontman Serj Tankian is constantly getting pranked by fans who unexpectedly yell the Chop Suey! lyric "Wake up!" at him while he's out in public
Lost In Kiev team up with The Ocean's Loic Rossetti for Prison Of Mind
French post-rock quartet Lost In Keiv will release new album Rupture in October
Korn’s Jonathan Davis has launched a pet company called Freak On A Leash
Korn frontman Jonathan Davis has founded his own pet brand titled Freak On A Leash, with products created as a "homage to the horror and rock music we love"
At last we have the answer to the age-old question 'How would Judas Priest sound with James Brown on vocals?'
Here's that James Brown vs Judas Priest mash-up we never knew we needed. James Priest? Judas Brown? Whatever
Dave Lombardo names five greatest punk albums ever, reveals first time he met Mike Patton
Slayer legend Lombardo revealed his ultimate punk picks, and reveals an interesting anecdote about the time he met Mike Patton
Bury Tomorrow announce new album, The Seventh Sun, drop brutal new single Abandon Us
Bury Tomorrow share details of their forthcoming new album, The Seventh Sun, and release its first single, Abandon Us
Arch Echo release performances from Genshin Impact 2nd Anniversary Concert
US prog metal quintet Arch Echo also announce North American tour dates for October and November
Amberian Dawn's supercharged version of SOS is everything you could wish for in a power metal tribute to Abba
Amberian Dawn's version of SOS is taken from Take A Chance – A Metal Tribute to Abba – scheduled to burst into existence in December
Larkin Poe release video for cathartic soul-blues anthem Strike Gold
Strike Gold comes from upcoming Larkin Poe album Blood Harmony, released ahead of the sister's biggest US tour to date
Dungen release trippy video for new single Höstens Färger
Swedish psychsters Dungen will release new album En Är För Mycket och Tusen Aldrig Nog in October
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Kansas, Styx, Starcastle, Queen, Magnum... Pomp rock lives - run for the hills...
10 legendary lost metal side-projects we'd kill to hear
From a Slayer/Suicidal Tendencies hardcore punk team-up to Metallica joining Guns N' Roses: who wouldn't want to hear these legendary lost side-projects?
Eddie Van Halen: January 26, 1955 - October 6, 2020
A personal look back at the music, life and times of the late, great guitar hero, Eddie Van Halen, the irreplaceable "Mozart of the guitar"
Stevie Van Zandt: my stories of Jimi Hendrix, Paul McCartney, Miles Davis and more
Blues legend Freddie King pulled a gun on him. He’s a TV star with a radio show and a day job with Bruce Springsteen. He's Stevie Van Zandt
LostAlone: what happens when you've been fed a diet of Queen records your entire life
Derby power trio LostAlone have returned with megawatt fourth album The Warring Twenties after eight years away
Remember the time Adam Sandler jammed with Deftones and Incubus?
Because... nu metal? We're not sure either, but Adam Sandler jamming with Deftones and Incubus was a watershed moment
Why I ❤️ David Coverdale, by Lucy Porter
Actress, writer and comedian Lucy Porter reveals the three things about David Coverdale that gave her a funny, fizzy feeling
Revealed: the secret and dangerous life of AC/DC's Brian Johnson
Welcome to the world of AC/DC's Brian Johnson: 145 mph car crashes, the eternal search for good pasta sauce, and a huge alligator named Maurice
"I've done my best, and I'm happy" - How Ozzy Osbourne made Patient Number 9
It hasn’t had an easy journey, but Ozzy Osbourne's star-studded new album is finally upon us, and he thinks it's really something special
Mike Tramp on singing in Danish, the demise of White Lion, and how to spoil a dinner party
Singing in his mother tongue for the first time, Mike Tramp shows that an old dog can learn new tricks - just don't get him started on 9/11
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Pro-Ject Primary E turntable review
The E could stand for entry level, but it could just as easily stand for excellent
Paice Ashton Lord: Malice In Wonderland - Album Of The Week Club review
Ditching Deep Purple’s full-throttle grandeur, Ian Paice and Jon Lord's new endeavour was conceived as a hybrid of the blues groups, jazz outfits and big bands they had grown up with
Charlotte Wessels’ Tales From Six Feet Under Vol. II is the sound of singer throwing off her own past
Album review: ex-Delain singer Charlotte Wessels goes well beyond the boundaries of symphonic metal on eclectic lockdown sequel Tales From Six Feet Under Vol. II
Wednesday 13’s Horrifier: sleaze is out, sludgy noise and bowel-trembling breakdowns are in
Album review: ex-Murderdolls man Wednesday 13 brings the noise on his heaviest album yet, Horrifier
Roger Taylor's live album a tidy, enthusiastically received triumph
The Outsider Tour Live is a scorching live set from Queen drummer Roger Taylor
Lamb of God mix it up without scaring the horses on new album Omens
Album review: groove metal kingpins Lamb Of God mix it up just the right amount on new album Omens
Rory Gallagher's Deuce expanded and remixed but still sounding good at 50
Late Irish bluesmaster Rory Gallagher's second album gets the bells-and-whistles treatment
Slipknot return to the apex on experimental maelstrom The End, So Far
Iowa’s masked machine Slipknot get freaky on album seven The End, So Far
Pixies still blend subtle malevolence with surprise and intrigue
Alt.rock legends Pixies return with Doggerel and more tales from the dark side
The Dead Daisies: taut, vibrant rock that ticks every box
Glenn Hughes and co shine bright with more hefty, sun-soaked rock on sixth Dead Daisies album Radiance
Dead Kennedys's debut: still satirical, still subversive, now with extra shine
The Dead Kennedys' hardcore punk classic Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables has been sonically retooled for a new generation
