Phil Lynott
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From teenage fan to first-name pals: The Phil Lynott I knew
By Mick Wall published
Classic Rock writer Mick Wall remembers the Phil Lynott that most never knew

The electrifying life and dark times of Phil Lynott, by Thin Lizzy‘s Scott Gorham
By Dave Ling published
Thin Lizzy guitarist Scott Gorham looks remembers his late bandmate Phil Lynott

No rules. No limits. No quarter. Led Zeppelin: 18 months on the road with the biggest band in the world
By Siân Llewellyn published
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How Thin Lizzy made the albums that saved them, only to be plunged into chaos
By Alan Byrne published
Thin Lizzy went from being stone broke to recording the two albums that came to define their career, but bad luck always seemed to be lurking in the shadows

The 12-month struggle for the life of Phil Lynott
By Harry Doherty published
The final year of Phil Lynott's life saw him try to get his career back on track. Instead, it was 365 days of missed opportunities, lost passports and crazy deals

Phil Lynott, 40 years gone: a celebration by his bandmates and friends
By Siân Llewellyn published
Also in our first issue of 2026: Sammy Hagar, Alter Bridge, Steve Cropper, Black Stone Cherry, Jim Steinman, Francis Rossi, Karnivool, Marcus King, Elles Bailey, Airbourne, Heavy Pettin and more

Former members of Thin Lizzy to join Guns N' Roses, Black Star Riders stars at 40th anniversary tribute concert celebrating Phil Lynott's life and legacy
By Paul Brannigan published
The Dedication To Phil Lynott concert will take place in Dublin, Ireland in January

Aggression and anger on the road with Thin Lizzy across America and Europe
By Harry Doherty published
With a new guitarist in their ranks, Thin Lizzy set off on an American tour with Queen, but trouble lay ahead

Through thick and thin - on the road with Thin Lizzy in 1976
By Chris O’Donnell published
In 1976, Thin Lizzy were touring Jailbreak in the US and breaking big. Then disaster struck. Band manager Chris O’Donnell details the roller-coaster year in which they were cruelly robbed of their American dream
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