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Available now: The limited edition Luke Spiller Classic Rock bundle
The Luke Spiller bundle includes an exclusive autographed lyric sheet (hand-signed by Luke), an exclusive t-shirt and a limited-edition Classic Rock magazine with Luke Spiller on the cover
What happened when The Struts’ Luke Spiller worked with Mike Oldfield
Luke Spiller and Mike Oldfield collaborated on 2014 album Man On The Rocks, giving the Struts singer a new appreciation for the Tubular Bells mastermind
"I’d listen to that song and dream about my future": The soundtrack of Luke Spiller's life
Luke Spiller picks his records, artists and gigs of lasting significance, and reveals the classic album he might record new vocals for
Struts' Luke Spiller releases solo single Love Will Probably Kill Me Before Cigarettes And Wine
Love Will Probably Kill Me Before Cigarettes And Wine is the first song to emerge from Luke Spiller's debut solo album
“I’m waiting for the call.” The Struts' Luke Spiller wants to record a James Bond theme
The Struts frontman Luke Spiller hasn't given up on his dream of writing a James Bond film theme, even if he lost out to Billie Eilish last time
The Struts announce UK and European tour dates with Barns Courtney
The Grand Union co-headline tour takes in 18 European cities later this year
The Struts announce Pretty Vicious tour dates
The hardest-working band in glam rock just keep working hard
"It sounds like the inside of my brain most days": The Struts release breezy new single Heaven's Got Nothing On You
The Struts release the second of two new singles this month, in the wake of How Can I Love You (Without Breaking Your Heart)
The Struts conjure up a Rod Stewart vibe on "brutally honest" new single How Can I Love You (Without Breaking Your Heart)
How Can I Love You (Without Breaking Your Heart) is the first of two new songs The Struts will release this month ahead of dates with Slash, Queens Of The Stone Age and Staind
"I want my Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud. I want to find real love. I want to make more money than I ever have": Wild nights on the road with The Struts
The Struts have made bad decisions, suffered imposter syndrome and much more, but they haven't stopped wanting to be the biggest and the best
