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Linkin Park, the Ramones and The Smashing Pumpkins will receive stars on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame in 2027
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Arthur 'God of Hellfire' Brown issues public service announcement warning of fire dangers
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Metal gig in New Zealand marred by extreme poo incident in moshpit
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Watch previously unseen TV footage of Black Sabbath performing N.I.B. on Beat-Club in 1970
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Latest Classic Rock News

Linkin Park, the Ramones and The Smashing Pumpkins will receive stars on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame in 2027
By Matt Mills Published
Actors Pedro Pascal and Adam Scott will also be immortalised on Hollywood Boulevard next year

Arthur 'God of Hellfire' Brown issues public service announcement warning of fire dangers
By Fraser Lewry Published
Safety advice from Arthur Brown as he gears up for the release of new album Nature

Metal gig in New Zealand marred by extreme poo incident in moshpit
By Fraser Lewry Published
The episode occurred during a show by local metal stars Devilskin

Watch previously unseen TV footage of Black Sabbath performing N.I.B. on Beat-Club in 1970
By Fraser Lewry Published
The footage was recorded in 1970 as Black Sabbath promoted their debut album but never broadcast

System Of A Down and Faith No More announce 2027 Australia and New Zealand tour
By Stef Lach Published
System Of A Down and Faith No More will play in Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Wellington next year

Ministry announce Goodbye Europe farewell tour
By Paul Brannigan Published
"It doesn't matter if you're left or right, we're all dead unless we all unite"

Watch Jack White and Black Crowes frontman Chris Robinson cover a Free classic
By Paul Brannigan Published
Black Crowes vocalist and former White Stripes frontman get their blues on in the Windy City
Latest Classic Rock Features

Classic Rock's Tracks Of The Week: July 27, 2026
By Polly Glass Published
Eight songs you need to hear right now, from Black Spiders, Halestorm, King Kraken and more

"It's our duty to push the boundaries." The story of Wacken Open Air
By Rich Hobson Published
Ahead of its huge 35th anniversary event, we look back at the birth of Wacken

The stories behind every song on Ride The Lightning, in Metallica’s own words
By Dave Everley Published
Lars Ulrich and Kirk Hammett break down their band’s landmark second album, released on this day in 1984

“Diversity was their greatest asset”: Queen’s spirit of adventure and forward-looking values prove they were prog
By Dave Everley Published
Freddie Mercury and co may have become pop giants, but before, after and underneath it all was a love of all things progressive – as Yes’ Steve Howe and Dream Theater’s Mike Portnoy explain

The song that gave Thin Lizzy their first hit – and nearly became an albatross around their necks
By Mick Wall Published
Traditional folk cover Whiskey In The Jar was Thin Lizzy’s big break – but Phil Lynott couldn’t wait to ditch it

How Angel Witch wrote one of the great overlooked metal anthems of the early 80s
By Dom Lawson Published
Angel Witch’s Angel Witch was one of the great anthems of the NWOBHM era – so why didn’t it turn them into stars?
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Latest Classic Rock Reviews

Stuart Adamson's guitar work elevates Skids' Scared to Dance above the ordinary
By Classic Rock Magazine Published
The sound of a bunch of scrappy youths from Scotland's industrial heartland

Mongol champions The Hu take after their hard rock heroes on long-awaited new album Hun
By Matt Mills Published
The folk metal horde have been endorsed by Metallica and Iron Maiden – and their third album bears those icons’ influence

Robyn Hitchcock's enigmatic The Confuser is the best album he's released this century
By David Quantick Published
The Confuser is the twenty-fifth post-Soft Boys waxing from alt. stalwart Robyn Hitchcock

Foreigner's new album is a pleasant souvenir with almost zero atmosphere
By Essi Berelian Published
Not a lot of thunder and lightning (or original members) on Foreigner's’s 50th-anniversary live album In The Eye Of The Storm

Pete Townshend finds stable ground away from The Who on Empty Glass
By Classic Rock Magazine Published
Empty Glass was Pete Townshend’s response to the death of Keith Moon and the arrival of punk

Some of Small Faces’ greatest songs - and a managerial battle – documented on Decca Singles 1965-1967
By Sylvie Simmons Published
Still small but perfectly formed after all these years







