Watch Taylor Hawkins take centre stage with his new band NHC, featuring Jane’s Addiction’s Dave Navarro
Hear two new songs from NHC, aka Navarro Hawkins Chaney, the new Jane’s Addiction/Foo Fighters ‘supergroup‘
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Watch Taylor Hawkins take centre stage with his new band NHC, featuring Jane’s Addiction’s Dave Navarro
Hear two new songs from NHC, aka Navarro Hawkins Chaney, the new Jane’s Addiction/Foo Fighters ‘supergroup‘
Roger Waters dismisses his ex-Pink Floyd bandmates as ‘snotty’ and ‘toxic’, says David Gilmour felt ‘insignificant’
Roger Waters continues his long-standing feud with his former Pink Floyd bandmates, labelling their company ‘toxic’
Exclusive Tremonti bundle edition of the new issue of Classic Rock available now
The limited edition bundle features a bespoke cover, Tremonti guitar pick, and an autographed art card hand-signed by the band
Four new NFTs are being auctioned in celebration of Freddie Mercury’s 75th birthday
The Mercury Phoenix Trust are to auction off four new NFT artworks with proceeds going to the organisation's mission to fight AIDS worldwide
Listen to Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds' previously unheard song Earthlings
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds share Earthlings, a song recorded during the making of 2019's Ghosteen album that will appear on the forthcoming B-Sides & Rarities Part II
The Doors' legendary 1968 Hollywood Bowl concert is hitting cinemas
The Doors: Live At The Bowl ’68 Special Edition will be screened in cinemas for just one night only
Dave Grohl says the next Foo Fighters album could be an "insane prog-rock record"
Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl teases a new direction for the band, saying their next album could be "insane prog-rock"
Brian May ‘lost interest’ in writing new Queen music with Adam Lambert, says Roger Taylor
Roger Taylor says that he hopes a ‘pretty damn good’ new Queen song written with Adam Lambert ‘comes to light’
"Ozzy and I used to beat the s**t out of each other" says Sharon Osbourne
Sharon Osbourne recalls the physical scraps that took place between her and Ozzy, as she opens up about the upcoming biopic that will tell their story
Melissa Etheridge's reveals the secrets of new album One Way Out
Melissa Etheridge on finally releasing the songs she was wary of releasing, and on the perfect beauty of getting the old band back together
‘We rejected Van Halen in 1976 to protect Kiss’ admits Paul Stanley
Paul Stanley says he and Kiss manager Bill Aucoin turned down working with the unsigned Van Halen ‘to keep Gene [Simmons] in check’
Lars Ulrich says it's "way too early" to talk about a new Metallica album
Lars Ulrich dashes hopes of a new Metallica album arriving any time soon, despite the band being "ready to get back in"
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The metal world weighs in on Iron Maiden's Senjutsu
Iron Maiden's Senjutsu gets a verdict from members of Powerwolf, Hammerfall, Dragonforce and more
Six things you need to know about Lukas Nelson & Promise Of The Real
Country-rockers Lukas Nelson & Promise Of The Real on close encounters with marine life, backing Neil Young and continuing a family tradition
The true story of Marc Bolan's final days
Marc Bolan, the Guru Of Glitter, was killed in a car crash in 1977 – just as his career was on the rise again. This is the story of his final hours
BB King: a guide to his best albums
During a long career, BB King recorded some of the best blues albums of all time – and its greatest treasure
Stargazers: How Chris Cornell and Andrew Wood transformed Seattle rock, then the world
Andrew Wood and Chris Cornell influenced a generation of rock fans and each other, shaping Seattle grunge in the process
The Stranglers: Dark Matter and the death of Dave Greenfield
Forty-four years on from their first hit and almost 10 since their last album, The Stranglers have weathered storms and return with a new record dedicated to late keyboard player Dave Greenfield
The story of Richard Wright's last ever show
Pink Floyd keyboardist Richard Wright made a surprise appearance with David Gilmour at a London Cinema in 2007. A year later, he was gone
Glenn Hughes: my stories of Ritchie Blackmore, Keith Moon, Phil Lynott and more
Dead Daisies bassist and singer Glenn Hughes details his experiences of David Bowie, Linda Blair, Richard Burton, John Wayne, Tommy Bolin and more
Ian McNabb: the long road to Utopian
He’s collaborated with Crazy Horse, Ringo Starr and even auditioned for Brookside, but now Icicle Works founder and current solo artist Ian McNabb is ready to conclude his latest trilogy
How Nancy Wilson created the Almost Famous soundtrack
Nancy Wilson reveals the inspiration for Stillwater, the fictional band at the heart of the movie Almost Famous, as the soundtrack's 20th Anniversary Super Deluxe Edition box set hits the stores
Why I ❤️ Crosby, Stills & Nash's debut album, by REO Speedwagon's Kevin Cronin
REO Speedwagon’s Kevin Cronin on Crosby, Stills & Nash's debut album, a “stunning, important record” that inspired him to join a band
Tracks of the Week: new music from Dangereens, Mastodon and more
Eight unheralded qualifiers for this week's Open Championships of rock
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Manic Street Preachers spin musical wheels again on The Ultra Vivid Lament
Anthemic legends the Manic Street Preachers turn super-ambient rock troupers on The Ultra Vivid Lament
Inglorious brighten the summer of freedom by covering music's great female singers
Heroine finds Inglorious paying tribute to Heart, Halestorm, Houston and more
Marillion's dark horse Fugazi gets a 21st-century spruce-up
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 Black Album reissue reinforces its place as one of rock's greatest albums
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
Gerry Rafferty's Rest In Blue is a suitable memorial to a much-missed talent
Rest In Blue is a posthumously-completed, career-spanning collection from singer-songwriter Gerry Rafferty
Rory Gallagher's expanded debut album is a dazzling reminder of his brilliance
Revered guitarist Rory Gallagher’s engaging, eclectic solo debut has been revisited and expanded
Van der Graaf Generator brim with gauche intensity on The Charisma Years
Van der Graaf Generator's The Charisma Years box set includes 17 CDs, 3 Blu-rays and many rarities
Robert Jon & The Wreck generate gospel-tinged euphoria on Shine A Light On Me Brother
Robert Jon & The Wreck play soulful rock’n’roll, the old-fashioned way, on Shine A Light On Me Brother
The Wildhearts' new album is stuffed with energy, anger, humour and artistic invention
Revitalised genre agnostics The Wildhearts take the kitchen sink and run with it on 21st Century Love Songs
Brian Setzer's Gotta Have The Rumble: shooting from the hip with infectious precision
Rockabilly rebel Brian Setzer still walks the Stray Cat strut on Gotta Have The Rumble
Power Trio by Danko Jones: a relentless surge of high-energy, rock’n’roll savagery
Power Trio features more rippers from Danko Jones, Canada’s greatest living rock’n’roll band
