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Billy Corgan joins My Chemical Romance for Smashing Pumpkins cover in Chicago
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Watch: Bruce Dickinson talks leaving Iron Maiden in the 90s, making Balls To Picasso and THAT reggae moment
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New Peter Hammill biography to be published in November
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Bruce Dickinson explains why his solo music is heavier than Iron Maiden
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Latest Classic Rock News

Billy Corgan joins My Chemical Romance for Smashing Pumpkins cover in Chicago
By Stef Lach published
Smashing Pumpkins frontman is surprise guest for My Chemical Romance's cover of Bullet With Butterfly Wings

Watch: Bruce Dickinson talks leaving Iron Maiden in the 90s, making Balls To Picasso and THAT reggae moment
By Metal Hammer published
We sat down with Iron Maiden’s frontman to talk about life around the release of his second solo album, which was recently remixed and reissued

New Peter Hammill biography to be published in November
By Jerry Ewing published
The 500 plus page ROCK and ROLE: The Visionary Songs of Peter Hammill and Van der Graaf Generator features many rare and previously unseen photographs

Bruce Dickinson explains why his solo music is heavier than Iron Maiden
By Matt Mills published
The frontman’s solo output uses more downtuning and fewer guitar harmonies than Maiden’s songs

Listen to Bon Jovi and Bruce Springsteen's atmospheric Hollow Man collaboration
By Fraser Lewry published
Also out now: Bon Jovi's new single Red, White and Jersey

Neil Young launches scathing attack on Donald Trump in new song Big Crime
By Fraser Lewry published
Neil Young's Big Crime calls out Donald Trump's deployment of the National Guard on US streets

Entire Genesis 1973 Bataclan show made available online
By Jerry Ewing published
Genesis's show at the Paris Bataclan on 1973's tour in support of Foxtrot can now be viewed in its entirety
Latest Classic Rock Features

The forthright attitude behind Roger Dean’s album art for Yes
By Sid Smith published
Inspired by real-life landscapes and knowing what he didn’t like, the forthright creator of remarkable worlds explains his partnership with Yes

“We were a punk band with Beatles melodies. We had no effects, barely any equipment, just loads of attitude, 12 cans of Red Stripe and ambition."
By Paul Brannigan published
The greatest rock album of the '90s was released on this day 31 years ago. Now a new generation is discovering its irresistible swagger

Debate: What's the greatest live album ever?
By Fraser Lewry published
Please help us settle one of rock’s most enduring arguments

"It's kind of a concept record, if the word ‘concept’ didn’t suck."
By Paul Brannigan published
QOTSA's Songs for the Deaf has just turned 23. This is the story behind a modern classic

The Black Keys are back and they're bruised
By Paul Rees last updated
Last year, they cancelled a tour, their album flopped and they fired their managers. Can the Black Keys come back?.

Debate: what's the greatest punk album ever?
By Louder published
Ramones? Fun House? The Crack? Dookie? The Shape Of Punk To Come? Randy the Band? We want to know your pick for punk's finest hour
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Latest Classic Rock Reviews

I just watched Metallica play in front of a few hundred people
By Lina Khatib published
Intimate, fun and occasionally feral, I feel like I just witnessed something truly special

Soft rock's Mr Nice Guy returns to familiar ground on Roll With The Punches
By Emma Johnston published
Bryan Adams defiantly sticks to his guns on Roll With The Punches

Lighting up a dank east London basement, Ecca Vandal proves that she's got the songs, the skills, the attitude and the aura to become alt.rock's next 'new' star
By Paul Brannigan published
Ecca Vandal is a breath of fresh air, and a star in the making

Black Country Communion's debut album is a heartfelt homage to 1973
By Classic Rock Magazine published
Original it ain't, but Black Country Communion's debut ticks all the right boxes for anyone who can't get enough of that classic early-70s sound

Robert Jon & The Wreck keep the southern vibes alive on Heartbreaks & Last Goodbyes
By Johnny Sharp published
Hard-working southern-fried So Cal quintet Robert Jon & The Wreck make an impressive return on album number nine

Exodus break the habit of a lifetime on Force Of Habit
By Classic Rock Magazine published
With Metallica's Black album bringing them a huge new audience, Exodus clambered aboard the experimental bandwagon

The deluxe edition of UFO's No Place To Run successfully upgrades the original
By Neil Jeffries published
UFO's Paul Chapman-era classic No Place To Run has never sounded better

You’ve never heard of this space rock band, but they just put on one of the loudest, craziest and most incredible festival sets I’ve seen in my life
By Matt Mills published
Though French cosmonauts Slift are very much a cult prospect, it’s only a matter of time before their mesmerising live shows make them superstars