Dave Ling

When modern prog supergroup Flying Colors released their debut album back in 2012 Prog sat down with each member to find out what makes them tick

Jesse Malin reveals what he has planned for his upcoming dates celebrating the 20th anniversary of The Fine Art Of Self Destruction

Sung about a mystery girl who caught King's X guitarist Ty Tabor’s attention in a club, Goldilox is now a live classic, given new depths of meaning by the band's audience

In his first interview in two years, Iron Maiden mainman Steve Harris talks about being honoured by the Royal Mail, the passing of time and the future of the band

The late Gary Rossington was the last original member of Lynyrd Skynyrd. In 2017, he told us what life had taught him

Metallica's Master Of Puppets took the band to the cusp of real success, but as their last with bassist Cliff Burton it's forever stained with the sadness and tragedy of his death

In 2019, Voyager signed to Season Of Mist and released Colours In The Sun. The band discuss their poppiest yet heaviest seventh album

In 1982, Asia’s self-titled debut album became America’s best-selling album and took the supergroup on an unprecedented journey halfway across the globe.

Following on from the overblown concept of The Astonishing, Distance Over Time was Dream Theater's first album for new albel, the prog specialist InsideOut Music

Out of money, and their music out of fashion, in 1981 Mötley Crüe recorded a debut album that set the glam-metal ball rolling

Thunder frontman Danny Bowes speaks to Classic Rock as he recuperates from the accident that took him perilously close to death

Faster Pussycat frontman Taime Downe talks giving up the booze, the other ’Cat, not being industrial, and crazy 80s days

Joanne Shaw Taylor on her surreal return to the stage, Joe Bonamassa and the green-eyed monster, and why you shouldn't believe what's in her press release

Singer is sacked and guitarist takes the mic. Sacked singer then teams up with former band members. Will the real Quireboys please stand up?

A big man with a big voice and big ambitions, Meat Loaf fought hard to achieve success, and when it came he thrilled millions with his unforgettable music

This year's highly rated comeback album The Gang's All Here saw a definitive return to form for Skid Row with new singer Erik Grönwall – the sixth lead vocalist in the band's history.

The Sensational Alex Harvey Band's classic The Faith Healer took flight at the Reading Festival in 1973 – aided by a timely sunset and topless women

"We were around a lot of creativity growing up": Abandoning the traditional band lineup, the sons of Metallica man Lars Ulrich are a determined duo

Whether it’s gig, tours, festivals, spanking new albums or box-set reissues, there’s plenty of rockin’ good stuff coming along over the next 12 months

The Mammoth WVH man on Taylor Hawkins, Dave Grohl, and Van Halen disfunction

Brit politicos Ruts DC lay their cards on the table with a new album and more calls to rise up against the system

With the release of a new box set of Slade live albums, Noddy Holder looks back over the band’s glittering career and recalls the shows that delivered the magic

Don’t Know What You Got (Till It’s Gone) came to frontman Tom Keifer on the way to the studio, and he still sings it to his wife today

The story of Dare, featuring tales of Thin Lizzy, changes of direction, terrible timing, record company shenanigans, and Professor Brian Cox