Henry Yates

Joe Bonamassa, one of blues music's current stars, chooses the 10 best by BB King, the late king of the blues

Jimi Hendrix’s 1966 touchdown in London started a four-year revolution that tore up the rules of electric guitar playing and terrified the old guard. Over half-a-century after his sonic boom, those ripples can still be felt

Guns N' Roses' keyboard player Dizzy Reed reflects on 10 records that charted his path through rock'n'roll

In a world over-sweetened with pop syrup, Dirty Honey tell stories from the darker side of Los Angeles

The release of Joe Bonamassa’s Now Serving: Royal Tea Live From The Ryman is your chance to own the livestreamed concert that saved us from the Covid blues

How Black Sabbath pushed metal to ever heavier levels on their immortal third album, Master Of Reality

Counting Crows frontman Adam Duritz picks out ten of his favourite tracks from a lifetime of crate-digging

From using a guitar to simulate motorbikes on Bat Out Of Hell, and the sound of strangled chickens on A Wizard, A True Star, we revisit the case for Todd Rundgren’s guitar genius

Shedding band members but swaggering on, The Treatment are betting on their fortunes taking an upturn with fifth album Waiting For Good Luck

Levara have come for our stadiums

The Beatles' White Album release marked the coming death of the 60s, but it was also The Beatles’ most psychedelic and surreal record

For Those About To Rock brought cannons into the AC/DC arsenal and is responsible for the burn marks on Brian Johnson's shoulders

As Jeff Wayne’s War Of The Worlds: The Immersive Experience makes a triumphant return on May 22nd, take on prog’s toughest quiz – and win prizes including signed records, limited-edition merch and savings on London’s favourite immersive night out

Mick Fleetwood arrived in Swinging Sixties London as a dyslexic school leaver and aspirant drummer – and discovered a world of blues, booze, women and global success

Think your plans were disrupted? Ego Kill Talent should have spent last year on the road with Metallica, System Of A Down, Foo Fighters and Faith No More

With Brian Johnson forced to take a step back from AC/DC or face total hearing loss, we ask the experts about the risks for rock fans. Listen up – while you still can…

To those in the know, Happy Chichester is one of the most underrated songwriters of his generation, and he almost joined the Foo Fighters. We tracked down the cult hero from Columbus, Ohio

Now bolstered by the songs and shriek of new frontman Glenn Hughes, The Dead Daisies are a supergroup to take seriously

In 1987, the ‘real’ GN’R bottled the mayhem of the Sunset Strip on their classic debut album Appetite For Destruction. Ousted drummer Steven Adler tells all

Alice Cooper picks the ten songs that provided the soundtrack to his life

How Billie Joe Armstrong wrote Green Day's game-changing three-minute classic Basket Case in a basement surrounded by pizza boxes

By tapping into the worries and hopes of ordinary people, The Moody Blues became a phenomenon. But a vital part of the band’s inspiration came from tapping into some mind-expanding chemicals

How Owner Of A Lonely Heart saved “old farts” Yes from the scrap heap turned them into unlikely MTV darlings

Former Motorhead man Phil Campbell on his family band, the tyranny of politicians, and what Lemmy would have made of the pandemic