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Manowar founder Ross 'The Boss' Friedman diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's Disease
Ross The Boss formed proto-punk band The Dictators in New York City in 1973, and metal icons Manowar in 1980
Much-loved Brit rockers Little Angels announce first shows in over a decade
Little Angels' original lineup will play 11 dates later this year, with Luke Morley supporting
Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood demands that his music be removed from Melania Trump documentary
Radiohead guitarist distances himself from First Lady propaganda film
The Black Crowes announce UK and Europe summer shows
The Black Crowes line up shows in the UK, Germany, Holland, Belgium and Switzerland
Rick Wakeman launches new weekly podcast with comedian Griff Rhys Jones
Rick Wakeman and Griff Rhys Jones will launch new podcast, The Sound Of The Seventy Year Olds, on February 27
Listen to Ozzy Osbourne and Randy Rhoads play the blues on a rehearsal tape lost for 46 years
A little slice of heavy metal history has been unearthed in an attic after 46 years
Rare footage of Led Zeppelin on tour in 1972 has surfaced online
The newsreel footage was filmed by Dutch music show Popzien in 1972
Faith No More's Roddy Bottum on hair metal
Queer icon Roddy Bottom of Faith No More recalls the "ugly" side of hair metal
3 Doors Down frontman Brad Arnold dead at 47
Tributes pour in for 3 Doors Down singer who helped "redefine mainstream rock music"
Neil Young cancels upcoming European tour, saying "This is not the time"
Neil Young was scheduled to begin a run of European shows in June - including six UK dates
Steven Wilson announces new live album Impossible Tightrope and launches hi-res audiophile resource
Headphone Dust will host high-resolution, 5.1, and Atmos/spatial audio editions of Wilson's work
Everything you need to know if you fancy joining Skid Row
Skid Row's announce world-wide search for new vocalist
Ghost’s Tobias Forge says it was a relief when he lost his anonymity: “I can’t eclipse what Ghost is. I’m not interesting enough.”
Forge was revealed to be the man behind the band when he was sued by four former members in 2017
The story behind the most intense song on the most ambitious rock album of the '90s
Life isn't always easy as a perfectionist
Maynard James Keenan thinks people have relegated Puscifer to the “third side-project category”
The singer believes the band have been “marginalised” due to the greater commercial success of his other two projects, Tool and A Perfect Circle
Dave Mustaine looks back on Metallica's wild, violent early days
Metallica's early years were a wild ride
