Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson post message thanking family, friends, musicians, writers and fans for their messages since the death of drummer Neil Peart last week
Scorpions and Queensryche will perform nine "Sin City Nights" shows in Las Vegas this July
Guitarist Scott Gorham thanks fans for supporting Thin Lizzy during the Rock Hall fan vote after band missed out on 2020 entry
Tangerine Dream’s 2020 lineup will release 11-track album to coincide with London’s Zeitraffer Exhibition - listen to 2014 version of Phaedra
Poison frontman Bret Michaels checks in to say he’ll have an operation to remove skin cancer that was detected after a recent biopsy
Best Of The Blessed will feature brand new versions of Powerwolf classics including festival anthem Resurrection by Erection
Di’Anno will hook up with former Iron Maiden members in Ides Of March at this year’s Beermageddon festival for his last-ever live performance
Green Day have unleashed a video for new single Oh Yeah! - the latest track to be released from new album Father Of All…
New edition of Simple Minds’ 1989 album will include b-sides, remixes, a previously unreleased live concert and more
The Darkness will play a total of 24 dates across the US and Canada this spring in support of their latest album Easter Is Cancelled
Festival will take place at venues across Camden in May, with dozens of bands set to make their mark
Nightwish will release the follow-up to 2015’s Endless Forms Most Beautiful later this year - check out tracklist and cover art
Faith No More are one of the most influential rock bands of the past four decades – here we retrace the albums that came from this most dysfunctional success story
The Rolling Stones’ secret weapon throughout their golden period looks back on his time with the band
As Beth Hart gears up for her UK tour, she divulges 10 of the hundreds of records that helped her along the way
Killing Joke vocalist Jaz Coleman joins us to talk classical music, the survival of mankind and why he's banned from politics
Forget The Dirt, Bohemian Rhapsody and Rocketman: music biopics used to be badly researched, badly scripted, badly acted and badly received
As The Mission gear up for The United European Party Tour, frontman and goth architect Wayne Hussey looks back over a long career in goth
Few musicians called a ‘legend’ really deserve the accolade. Even if being chief architect of The Band was all he’d ever done, singer-songwriter Robbie Robertson is one who does
Altamont was meant to be a celebration, but The Rolling Stones' set was the soundtrack to tragedy and chaos
Phil Collins talks about Genesis, Led Zeppelin, George Harrison and the unexplained paint pot on Top Of The Tops
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What's the British prog icons' greatest ever song? Over to you…
Neil Peart's drum solo on Rush's R40 tour took the drummer an entire career to construct. In 2015 he wrote for us and explained the process
Magnum's 21st studio album The Serpent Rings looks set to continue the band’s hard-won late-career revival
Even with remixed albums and live recordings, Pink Floyd's The Later Years box set isn't quite as thorough as it could have been
The Rolling Stones’ 60s high-water mark Let It Bleed, now in a multi-format package with extras
Mostly a sparkling continuation of Jeff Lynne’s return to form on From Out Of Nowhere
Neil Young and the old posse saddle up in some style on Colorado
A welcome return to space for Hawkwind as it's All Aboard The Skylark
Airbourne's fifth album Boneshaker proves that they're rock’n’roll for life – and you better believe it
The return of Rich Robinson’s high flying birds The Magpie Salute, with second album High Water II
Nick Cave’s new album Ghosteen is an astonishing work which sees him transform his grief into a poetic masterpiece
Just what the doctor ordered as The Wildhearts deliver mini-album Diagnosis
Opeth's 13th album In Cauda Venenum is a lavish, meticulously layered feast for the senses
