
Watch Kate Bush perform Hounds Of Love in a magical rare appearance at a music industry awards show
Kate Bush made a rare appearance at the 1986 BPI Awards, now known as the Brits, performing a dazzling rendition of Hounds Of Love
Kate Bush made a rare appearance at the 1986 BPI Awards, now known as the Brits, performing a dazzling rendition of Hounds Of Love
Having parted with $596,900, an anonymous bidder is now the proud owner of a guitar once owned by Kurt Cobain
Skulls, dead rock stars and a zombie Jesus Christ – Type O Negative return from the grave with the AI video for Halloween In Heaven.
If he could re-play his meeting with David Bowie, Noel Gallagher knows what he would say: "I’d tell him, ‘I’m gonna rip you off to f**k when you’re dead, you know."
Alasdair Mackie 'Algy' Ward passed away on May 17, it has been confirmed
Foo Fighters unveil new track Nothing At All during their May 21 livestream show from Dave Grohl studio 606
Funk metal pioneers Extreme reveal winter UK tour dates
The Dead Daisies will celebrate a decade in rock with a Best Of compilation, as a new bass player joins the band
Session drummer and longtime friend of the band Josh Freese will join Foo Fighters onstage when they return to the road this week
Boleskine House in Scotland is opening its doors to tourists. It used to be owned by Led Zep's Jimmy Page and occultist Aleister Crowley
Metallica launch pop-up store in Paris as part of this week's M72 World Tour festivities
Time to play the world's smallest violin: there are now only 171 billionaires in the UK, and their combined wealth has fallen due to inflation
Ghost's online point-and-click adventure Escape The Ministry develops the band's rich mythos
Greta Van Fleet share new track Sacred The Thread, lifted from their forthcoming third studio album Starcatcher
Nickelback frontman Chad Kroeger says that there has been a "softening" of hate towards his band
Amazon Prime's/MGM+'s horror series FROM is spooking out the Internet
Images of the forthcoming Foo Fighters album reveal touching dedication to Virginia Grohl and Taylor Hawkins
Peter Gabriel kicked off his i/o tour in Kraków, Poland last night, performing a set loaded with new material
In which Captain Sensible blames alcohol for his choice of stage name, debuts his new song Rabbit Hutch Blues, and speaks with missionary zeal on the subject of nudity