Latest articles by Paul Brannigan
Country music superstar horrifies shocked fans with "demon ritual" at Las Vegas show
"Looks like y'all sold your souls"
"We didn’t have an idea between us." Pink Floyd's Nick Mason on the making of Wish You Were Here
"We weren’t four lovable mop tops anymore"
Sorry Oasis fans, Liam Gallagher says the band "are not doing anything in 2026"
Liam Gallagher: The Grinch who stole 2026, possibly
Primal Scream revisit the politically-charged XTRMNTR, 25 years on
Primal Scream deliver storming run through 2000's XTRMNTR at special Roundhouse show
Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea on his "feral" teenage adventures with Anthony Kiedis
Red Hot Chili Peppers' Flea shares his memories of getting "crazy" in '70s Hollywood with his best friend Anthony Kiedis
"He said, Would you shave my butt?" The day a world-famous US musician shocked an Oscar-winning English actress
In 2004, there was some Shady business backstage at America's most iconic TV show
How an act of kindness in dark times led to Red Hot Chili Peppers guitarist John Frusciante and Jane's Addiction's guitarist Dave Navarro becoming friends
How drugs, guitars, and a life-changing act of charity brought two of alternative rock's greatest musicians together
The Cure's Robert Smith lines up Wolf Alice, Garbage, Mogwai, My Bloody Valentine for Teenage Cancer Trust shows
The 2026 Teenage Cancer Trust shows will take place at London's Royal Albert Hall in March
Hollywood superstar Adam Sandler reveals the '90s rock album that he can't stop listening to
Actor and comedian Adam Sandler shares his love for one of the most raw, brutal and essential rock bands of the 1990s
"We were stupid kids with this really weird music we were stubborn about." How Faith No More helped pave the way for the 90s rock revolution with the chaotic We Care A Lot
Faith No More's Bill Gould looks back on the making of We Care A Lot, his band's thrillingly unhinged debut album, now celebrating its 40th birthday
Cult Seattle alt.rock heroes Truly announce reformation, tour and new album plans
Soundgarden and Screaming Trees alumni resurrect cult Seattle rockers Truly
Reunited rock legends promise "awesome" experience at 2026 Las Vegas residency
"It opens up a whole new visual palette for us to be creative."
Debate: Which is the better album? Highway To Hell or Back In Black?
AC/DC's last album with Bon faces off against their first with Brian
Smuggling, private jets, and expecting the unexpected on the road with the Osbournes
Witnessing the warmth and wit of Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne
Debut albums as complete, impactful, and thrilling as Something To Consume are vanishingly rare. Die Spitz could be your life
White-hot Austin, Texas ragers Die Spitz deliver scorching debut for Jack White's Third Man Records
Spinal Tap thrill US talk show host with surprisingly meaty Big Bottom
Could we soon see Spinal Tap trio on their knees awaiting the touch of King Charles' sword? Time will tell
Militarie Gun share new single Throw Me Away, announce UK and European shows for 2026
Be prepared to throw down hard with Militarie Gun in 2026
Watch a unique version of Motorhead classic Ace Of Spades with Lemmy fronting Jools Holland's R'n'B Orchestra in this archive clip from 1995
It's Ace Of Spades, but not as you know it
Foo Fighters are back in the studio
If you're itching to hear new music from Foo Fighters, we have good news
How Radiohead, Coldplay, Gorillaz and more made history with an album that went on sale one day after being recorded
The story behind the star-studded charity compilation, recorded on this day in 2005, which made music business history
Dave Grohl's memories of the much-loved grunge exhibition in Seattle which has closed after 14 years
The popular Nirvana: Taking Punk to the Masses exhibition in Seattle welcomed its last visitors yesterday. Dave Grohl was "blown away" when he stopped by
Robert Plant recalls his anxiety during the early days of Led Zeppelin
"It wasn’t sent down from the gods every day"
The track-by-track guide to Metallica's Load
Metallica had just become one of the biggest bands on the planet, but they weren't about to repeat themselves with their sixth record
