Latest articles by Dave Everley
Collins reflects on his life, career and near death experiences in the brand new issue of Prog magazine
Two bands, one name, one crazy gig – this is what happened when a pre-fame Slayer shared a bill with another band named Slayer
The former Genesis man and solo superstar hasn’t released a new album in 16 years
Rush refound their rock spirit in the 1990s – only to be blindsided by personal tragedy
If Ritchie Blackmore really does rejoin Deep Purple onstage for the first time in 33 years, it will be an incredible turnaround
Discover his thoughts on three-fingered guitar playing, a rock icon asking for his autograph, hot chillis, abandoned rabbit suits, never learning to drive, retirement, the 70s codpiece – and why he took up flute in the first place
Why wasn’t the singer bothered about singing? Why did miners keep attacking him in Doncaster? How did the music industry break his heart? Which collaborator makes him worry about being strangled? The “hippie in the jaws of punk” looks back
Fleetwood Mac reunion or a new Buckingham Nicks album? We’ll take either
Sevendust were a gold-certified, shit-hot live act making serious money – but they weren’t seeing any of it. Staring down bankruptcy and on the brink of collapse, they refused to be knocked down
Sonically, Subdivisions took Rush further into the world of synthesisers – and guitarist Alex Lifeson wasn't happy about it
Refusing to be talked out of merging classic vibes with thrash-infused attitude, North American musicians took up the 70s prog torch and ran into the 80s with it – sometimes very, very fast
Exclusive: Sharon Osbourne on the rebooted Ozzfest, a film of the Back To The Beginning show, the mooted Ozzy biopic and that controversial AI avatar
The ex-Genesis drummer opens up about his near death experience as a result of alcohol addiction
Forget Sid Wilson – things have always been dramatic in the world of Slipknot
Do you love Iron Maiden’s eighth album? You’re in good company
Skid Row bassist and solo artist Rachel Bolan's debut solo album Gargoyle Of The Garden State is out now
Lars Ulrich and Kirk Hammett break down their band’s landmark second album, released on this day in 1984
Freddie Mercury and co may have become pop giants, but before, after and underneath it all was a love of all things progressive – as Yes’ Steve Howe and Dream Theater’s Mike Portnoy explain
NYHC linchpin Lou Koller was originally diagnosed with oesophageal cancer in 2024
“Come on, join us in Vegas, sing a couple of songs, MC the damn show”
Before Ghost, there was Repugnant - but even Tobias later admitted they were never destined for greatness
Van Halen’s Hot For Teacher video featured four kids playing junior versions of the band. Yano Anaya was one of them
The trio’s ninth album was born amid tension over synths and mixes and a concern about disappointing long-term fans - but it proved to be the band’s transition into the 80s and beyond
