Latest Classic Rock News
"What an insane 48 hours!"
If you missed the Oasis film in cinemas, fear not, it's coming soon to smaller screens
Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic and Pat Smear accept one of MTV's legacy awards at last night's VMAs - and used the opportunity to remember their frontman
Music legend Rod Stewart will be bowing out for good with a series of farewell shows next year
Yes's Keys To Ascension: The Studio Recordings will be released on double vinyl and as a single CD in January
Oasis's Live '27 tour will visit Ireland, Spain, Germany, the Netherlands, France, Italy and the US
Each bottle of Brian May Red Special premium London dry gin has a sixpence set into the lid
Latest Classic Rock Features
Sub Pop: the best releases from Seattle's game-changing record label
When Faster Pussycat hit the Sunset Strip in the mid-80s, tails up and cocky as hell, glam metal superstardom beckoned. Just six years later, it was gone
Pseudo spy nonsense, barely-competent green screen scenes and an out-of-control stunt car… what were they thinking in 1984?
His challenging return-to-prog album The Overview contrasts the collapse of a nebula with a bursting grocery bag in Swindon, all to illustrate that space is “nothingness; it’s scary; it’s death”
Eight songs you need to hear right now, from Clutch, Europe, the Temperance Movement and more
Evanescence’s The Open Door was the follow-up to their multi-platinum breakout debut Fallen – and the point where Amy Lee finally took charge of her destiny
Latest Classic Rock Reviews
Elkie Brooks and Robert Palmer shine on Vinegar Joe's final album
Even with a bevy of guest stars, Tom Morello doesn't lose sight of the message on Everyone Gets Everything They Want
Like Scorpions in their pomp or latter-day Whitesnake before the wheels came off, Europe's 12th album benefits from a punchy veneer and bristles with passion
Supported by Nevermore, the metal gods build a time capsule of old-school pomp, soundtracked by every song fans want to hear
Led by guitarist Alan Shacklock and singer Janita Haan, Babe Ruth experimented with blues, hard rock and prog and ended up popular in early hip hop circles
Are Big Four thrash legends Anthrax about to begin a latter-career renaissance?
