Latest Classic Rock News
Frank Carter gets some unexpected backing after ejecting a fan from a Sex Pistols show for being “****ing stupid”
The 40-minute live tape of songs from Black Sabbath's first album was thought to have been destroyed in a fire
Alice Cooper and John Lennon were buddies – and the ex-Beatle’s assassination in 1980 came at a dark time in his life
Mastodon vinyl album containing actual mastodon fossil is limited to just 170 copies – for obvious reasons
Queen’s Brian May an Roger Taylor look back on the band’s landmark 1986 gig behind the Iron Curtain – and what may be next for the rock icons
Chad Kroeger's band line up world tour in support of eleventh studio album
Judas Priest legend Ian Hill has retired from the band due to an ongoing battle with arthritis
Also in Classic Rock 359: Greta Van Fleet, Manic Street Preachers, Dave Hill, Rick Wakeman, Hannah Wicklund, Dolly Parton, Anthrax, Pearl Jam, The Temperance Movement, Tom Morello, Little Angels, Ian McCulloch and more
Latest Classic Rock Features
Eight songs you need to hear right now, from Robert Plant, Skindred, Royal Blood and more
A morning piano session, an Irish melody and a touch of Bruce Hornsby’s magic – the story of Bonnie Raitt's I Can't Make You Love Me
The American proggers’ 1976 single became their signature anthem – but they didn’t even want to record it at first
Following the tragedy of Altamont and the notoriety of Woodstock, a rock’n’roll festival organised by a huge television network was an era-defining triumph
Roxy Music’s debut album was one the great glam rock albums of the early 1970s – and it still sounds way out there
A new album sees keyboard player and space enthusiast Rick Wakeman return to the Red Planet.
Latest Classic Rock Reviews
Surrounded by stellar musicians, Eat 'Em And Smile was technicolour proof that life was good for David Lee Roth outside the Van Halen compound
Modern rock heroes Greta Van Fleet are now ten years in and four albums deep – and appear to be sticking to their guns
Audience wore their soul and R&B influences on their sleeves, but theit originality put them right in the progressive milieu
The first review of Metallica’s opening two nights at the Las Vegas Sphere is in
The Beatles' historic Sixties psych-folk moment Rubber Soul gets an insightful expanded treatment
Elkie Brooks and Robert Palmer shine on Vinegar Joe's final album
