Listen to 60 Ways To Forget People, the first taste of Bush's forthcoming tenth album I Beat Loneliness
Iron Maiden’s label representatives haven’t been allowed to hear what the metal legends are recording since as far back as The Number Of The Beast
“We had just played Madison Square Garden with Iron Maiden and then, like, a month later I left the band”
Those Damn Crows fans, you won't want to miss out on this!
Jethro Tull released their acclaimed 24th studio album Curious Ruminant in March
The former Fear Factory frontman did meet Brian May though, so it wasn't all bad
Garbage's Shirley Manson refuses to be pushed to the margins by music industry misogynists
Nu metal stars Linkin Park will perform in Munich ahead of the final for the massive international football tournament
The Ghost mastermind hoped for the band’s new album to not continue the political themes of 2022’s Impera
46 shows already played on ZZ Top's mammoth Elevation tour, 63 more to go
Guillotines and motorbikes, together at last
The eagerly-awaited Skeletour tour finds Ghost mixing new tracks with classics – and some surprises
Maynard James Keenan explained why he does what he does when A Perfect Circle staged their surprise return in 2018 with Eat The Elephant
From playing to a room filled with nuns to losing a drum battle against a teddy bear, these moments helped make Iron Maiden Britain's most iconic metal band
With a new album, a new Wildhearts, a new countryside home and a new head-space, Ginger Wildheart is enjoying a new lease of life
Canadian enigma Devin Townsend’s catalogue spans extreme metal, sublime prog-scapes, colossal riffs and extra-terrestrials. Where to begin?
Gold even before its release, Captain Fantastic And The Brown Dirt Cowboy was worth the hard work. But the album marked the end of Elton John’s imperial period – and his band
Bethel, New York, August 18, 1969: Most of the crowd hasd gone home, but those who remained bore witness to one of the most famous live performances ever
An Alex Lifeson track worthy of an alternative mix, a digital reunion of former Jethro Tull members and a delightful solo from Peter Frampton colour Chris Herin’s solo album Hiding In Plain Sight
Coheed And Cambria’s latest album The Father Of Make Believe brings completion of the Amory Wars saga within sight, and has leader Claudio Sanchez pondering his future along with his past
Featuring Skunk Anansie, The Sheepdogs, The Mars Volta and five other robust defenders of the rock'n'roll faith
Originally just another R&B band, the Moody Blues would create one of the sounds of the late 60s/early 70s as psychedelic and progressive rock pioneers
Sammy Hagar, Ronnie Montrose & Co. ramp up the rockin'
Eye-popping and wildly entertaining oral history of Perry Farrell's groundbreaking travelling circus (and freak show)
Chris Connelly-fronted alt.rockers Sevendials get their groove on with A Crash Course In Catastrophe
Ghost aren't sweating their metal cred with the massive songs of Skeleta
A welcome return of cult desert-rock mystic Chris Goss
They’re ready to take on the world
Newcastle's finest Pigs x 7 deliver a masterclass in stoner/doom/psych riffathons on the release day for their new album Death Hilarious
Sunset Strip veterans L.A. Guns' late-career hot streak continues on album number 15
Pulchritudinous platinum perfection
The Who lynchpin’s deeply uneven solo odyssey receives the box-set treatment
Grain expectations: Lowestoft legends The Darkness mix it up on eighth studio album Dreams On Toast
The rejuvenated Sex Pistols - or Frank Carter, Steve Jones, Glen Matlock and Paul Cook if we must legally refrain from using that name - deliver a joyous start to this year's Teenage Cancer Trust at the Royal Albert Hall gig week
