Gary Graff

Bob Seger talks about the back pain that could end his career, Donald Trump, and paying tribute to departed friends

Interview: Fleetwood Mac legend Stevie Nicks on stepping away from the spotlight, juggling careers, and being born to entertain

Inspired by the film adaptation of the classic novel The Grapes Of Wrath, the song became a staple of Springsteen’s live shows, and led to The Boss teaming up with RATM’s Tom Morello

Detroit rock veteran Bob Seger bites the silver bullet and looks back on his early career...

With his career-high album Post Pop Depression, a hugely successful tour, and film, book and exhibition projects on the go, Iggy Pop packed more into 2016 than most. What now?

The original heartbreaker on the enduring power of music, keeping things fresh for him and his audience and how his songs will go on...

The California sound Glenn Frey helped to establish with the Eagles was all about being relaxed. Laid back. Taking it easy. The man himself? Not so much.

Billy Sherwood joins the prog legends for more full-album shows in the spring.

Those Mk 3 rumours won’t go away…

The singer and his band will be out on the road again, and have a couple of album projects too.

Pomp rockers bring explosive Drones live set to the UK.

The veteran proggers hit the road, with plans to record their extravagant show.

Latino guitar ace welcomes Schon and Rolie back into the Santana fold, and more besides.

Bat man serves up his first studio album of new material in five years.

While the band look to put their name in lights on Broadway, Don Henley is planning a new album.

The veteran singer-songwriter talks new albums, retirement plans and why he listens to hip-hop but never jazz.

The end of the road?

You gotta have faith.

New shoots from folk roots.

Still banging the drums... and learning to walk a tightrope.

Crüe drummer dishes the dirt.

On September 12, 1989 Aerosmith released Pump, which cemented their comeback. In 2003, Classic Rock ran this feature on the band, as they finished touring with Kiss

In 2003, Aerosmith were doing things their way, from producing themselves to doing a blues album. Classic Rock got deep inside the Aero force