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"I don't think it would be the right environment for a proper rock and roll show." Guns N' Roses man Slash on Las Vegas Sphere
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Martin Barre announces UK book tour dates for November and December
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Brian May shares video of Tony Iommi guest spot at Black Sabbath ballet
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Spinal Tap announce Stonehenge concert film of "final" show with Eric Clapton and Shania Twain
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Latest Classic Rock News

"I don't think it would be the right environment for a proper rock and roll show." Guns N' Roses man Slash on Las Vegas Sphere
By Stef Lach published
A Guns N' Roses residency at Las Vegas' groundbreaking Sphere venue seems unlikely

Martin Barre announces UK book tour dates for November and December
By Jerry Ewing published
Former Jethro Tull guitarist Martin Barre will release his autobiography, A Trick Of The Memory: The Autobiography Of Jethro Tull’s Guitarist, in November

Brian May shares video of Tony Iommi guest spot at Black Sabbath ballet
By Fraser Lewry published
Iommi took to the stage at the climax of a performance of Black Sabbath - The Ballet

Spinal Tap announce Stonehenge concert film of "final" show with Eric Clapton and Shania Twain
By Fraser Lewry published
Spinal Tap At Stonehenge: The Final Finale will arrive in IMAX cinemas next year

Iron Maiden announce Run For Your Lives North American tour for 2026 including Louder Than Life festival - and they'd like you to keep your phones away
By Merlin Alderslade published
North America needs to get ready to run for its life!

Foo Fighters release new song and announce 2026 tour with Queens Of The Stone Age
By Rich Hobson published
Foo Fighters will be back on the road in 2026!

10cc drummer Paul Burgess announces departure from the band
By Jerry Ewing published
Longstanding 10cc drummer Paul Burgess has announced his departure from the band, ending a relationship that stretches back over 50 years to 1973.
Latest Classic Rock Features

“I had no idea it would be such a catastrophic event in people’s lives!" How leaving Iron Maiden, A Nightmare On Elm Street and the acoustic album that never was led Bruce Dickinson to write Tears Of The Dragon
By Rich Hobson published
Tasked with kicking his solo career off for real, Bruce Dickinson produced one of the 90s' greatest metal power ballads

Robert Plant on musical freedom, unfinished business, and getting confused with Robert Palmer
By Dave Everley published
Robert Plant talks about his latest group Saving Grace, and compares nights out in small provincial towns to meetings with Barack Obama and Prince Charles

How UFO put Beatles producer George Martin off working with “heavy metal” bands for good
By Classic Rock published
This is what happened when two worlds collided in the Caribbean

“There was a real sense of excitement. We had a point to prove: this is the greatest rock’n’roll band in the world." How Iron Maiden went from East End outcasts to the world's most loved heavy metal band
By Dave Everley published
Iron Maiden legends Bruce Dickinson and Steve Harris look back at 50 years of heavy metal history

The story of the sexually ambiguous anthem that got Placebo a tour with David Bowie
By Rob Hughes published
A three-minute rush of hedonism, Placebo’s alt-rock anthem raised two fingers to Britpop and got them on Top Of The Pops – so why do they feel so ambivalent about it?

An oral history of Iron Maiden's iconic mascot Eddie the 'Ed
By Paul Travers published
An oral history of Iron Maiden's iconic Eddie the 'Ed by those who know him best
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Latest Classic Rock Reviews

"Love Chant is a wonderful and surprisingly vital return to the fray": The Lemonheads' first album of original songs in 20 years is up there with their best
By Everett True published
The Lemonheads' eleventh album is fun, frantic, and full of classic hooks and self-deprecating refrains

Jon Bon Jovi gets by with a little help from his friends on revised version of Forever album
By Emma Johnston published
Bruce Springsteen, Joe Elliott, Avril Lavigne, Robbie Williams, Ed Sheeran and more clamber aboard the legendary Forever train from New Jersey

Wolfgang Van Halen comes of age on Mammoth's thundering third album The End
By Philip Wilding published
Now in his mid-thirties, Wolfgang Van Halen adds another compelling entry to a remarkable résumé

Larkin Poe brought southern sugar and smarts to London on their biggest ever UK headline show
By Polly Glass published
Ten weeks ago, Larkin Poe lead singer Rebecca Lovell had a baby. Last night, she and her sister headlined the Hammersmith Apollo and threw in an unexpected cover of War Pigs

The Moody Blues attain peak psychedelic whimsy on In Search Of The Lost Chord
By Classic Rock Magazine published
Join the Moody Blues for a psychedelic voyage through mysticism, melody, and late-60s cosmic curiosity

Review: Sixty years of the Scorpions celebrated on From The First Sting
By Essi Berelian published
Anniversary fun from pioneering German rockers the Scorpions






