Black Star Riders, Garbage, Thunder, L7, Ash and more pay tribute to much-loved Northern Irish booking agent Steve Strange, who has passed away following a short illness
Red Hot Chili Peppers announce a global tour for 2022 in typical bizarro fashion
Marilyn Manson accuser Jane Doe refiles sexual assault lawsuit after it was initially rejected on the grounds of the statute of limitations
New Guns N' Roses single Hard Skool is being released one time zone at a time
Judas Priest's Rob Halford is the face – and voice – behind Plymouth Rock Assurance's new insurance campaign
Former Blink 182 frontman Tom DeLonge recalls presenting a rather questionable set of songs to the band's record label, with one containing lyrics about having sexual relations with Hitler
Guns N’ Roses are releasing their second new single of 2021, Hard Skool, on September 24
Michael Stipe rules out the idea of R.E.M. getting back together, describing it as "wishful thinking"
Nirvana’s game-changing Nevermind album is being reissued with bonus live material and a decidedly un-punk price tag
Rob Halford names his top 10 songs of all time, and picks tracks by Metallica, Slayer, Black Sabbath and more
HarperCollins will release Rush vocalist/bassist Geddy Lee’s autobiography in autumn 2022
Paris is party central as the cast of the Rolling Stones' Living In The Heart Of Love head into town to have a very good time indeed
We lined up Dee Snider's fans to ask 'Do you envisage that a day when you will, in fact, relent and take it?' and a host of other searching questions
Nirvana‘s landmark grunge album Nevermind turns 30 this week – and here it is as you've never heard it before
When the Red Hot Chili Peppers released Blood Sugar Sex Magik in 1991 it was a blessing and a curse, propelling them to stardom while taking them to the brink of oblivion
Nirvana's classic second album Nevermind might have inspired a generation - but that doesn't stop us messing with it
Judas Priest are still very much around after 50-plus years, through ups and downs. We spoke to all the current members about life in one of the greatest metal bands of them all
From Coven's Satanic rites to the drug-fugged doom of Electric Wizard, here are Green Lung’s top ten favourite occult rock albums
National treasure David Coverdale has been there, done that, and sung a song of sweet love while doing it. These albums cover his Purple patch and beyond, ranked from worst to best
From Heart's gentle strumming to a hirsute Rob Halford or Gary Moore and Phil Lynott tearing up the room, there was nothing to touch the Old Grey Whistle Test in full flight
Ozzy Osbourne reveals how he beat the odds to release the classic Blizzard Of Ozz album, his first after being fired by Black Sabbath.
From Feeder to The Wildhearts, Skunk Anansie to Terrorvision, these were the records that soundtracked mid-90s Britain
Commencing countdown, engines on: Eight powerful new rockets on the rock'n'roll launchpad
In 1988 Bon Jovi were under pressure to follow up Slippery When Wet. This is the true story of how the New Jersey album and the tour that followed nearly spelled the end
Tremonti's Marching In Time is both an assault on the senses and the sort of thing you’ll find yourself whistling in the shower
Joanne Shaw Taylor's The Blues Album is much more than a mid-career shrug of the shoulders
Ozzy Osbourne's No More Tears gets an expanded makeover for its 30th Anniversary
Vega’s lucky seventh album Anarchy And Unity might be the band's best collection yet
Jimmy Reed is the subject of the second of three tributes to Ronnie Wood’s musical heroes
Amid much turmoil, ex-Fleetwood Mac man Lindsey Buckingham forges forward, brilliantly
Genesis's The Last Domino? is another excuse for completists to scoop up everything they already own
Anthemic legends the Manic Street Preachers turn super-ambient rock troupers on The Ultra Vivid Lament
Heroine finds Inglorious paying tribute to Heart, Halestorm, Houston and more
The deluxe edition of Marillion's Fugazi, the second album of the Fish era, benefits from a polish but the real gold is in the live recordings
Metallica's The Black Album reissue goes from landmark to landmass in mammoth collection of over 24 hours' studio outtakes and a 53-track covers record
