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How I Don’t Wanna Be Me gave gothic metal icons Type O Negative their last big anthem, but spelled the start of the end
By Rich Hobson Published
I Don't Wanna Be Me is one of Type Of Negative's hallmark songs, but the story of its conception was, typically, surrounded by controversy, mayhem and a dose of black humour

The fumble and the fill: Two moments of genius from Anika Nilles' emotional first show with Rush
By Fraser Lewry Published
Rush have returned to the stage, and we're feeling it

Watch 90 minutes of previously unreleased, high-quality, pro-shot footage from Marillion's Clutching At Straws tour
By Fraser Lewry Published
The rare footage comes from Marillion's headline set at the Lesyin Festival in Switzerland in July 1987

We have liftoff! Watch Rush return to the stage in Los Angeles - includes full setlist
By Fraser Lewry Published
After 3964 days, Rush are back

Peter Hammill and Carl Palmer return to the Royal Albert Hall for the prog prom - Prog Rock: A Fanfare for the Common Man
By Jerry Ewing Published
BBC's 2026 Proms season's Prog Rock: A Fanfare for the Common Man takes place at the Royal Albert Hall on July 18

Voyage 35 share new reworking of Porcupine Tree classic Even Less
By Jerry Ewing Published
Former Porcupine Tree alumni Colin Edwin and John Wesley will take Voyage 35 on tour throughout the EU and UK in September

Chris Robinson scolds crowd after "U.S.A.! U.S.A!" chant breaks out at Black Crowes concert
By Fraser Lewry Published
Black Crowes frontman booed by irate Florida fans

Fantasy-themed rising stars Castle Rat announce biggest headline tour to date
By Fraser Lewry Published
Castle Rat's Summon The Beasts tour will be coming to a medium-sized venue near you soon

Steve Vai on the challenges of playing King Crimson with BEAT – and the change he's made
By Dave Ling Published
In 2024, four monster instrumentalists teamed up to play music from three killer King Crimson albums – and they're finally coming to Europe

Slam Dunk 2026 was evidence that hardcore might just be the most exciting music scene on Earth right now
By Emily Swingle Published
From rising bands like Guilt Trip and Pest Control crushing it to Knocked Loose and Malevolence bringing the mosh, hardcore and metalcore ruled Slam Dunk
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