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Metal Up Your Bass! TransAtlantic duo remaster entire early Metallica catalogue with bass parts restored and made louder
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"I'll see you all around." Ghost appear to have killed off another of their iconic frontmen in a hilarious new video that has everyone talking
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The Pretty Reckless announce fifth album Dear God, share world tour plans
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"I threw my guitar off, dove into the crowd, and began strangling him to the ground"
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Latest Classic Rock News

Metal Up Your Bass! TransAtlantic duo remaster entire early Metallica catalogue with bass parts restored and made louder
By Paul Brannigan published
Good news for lovers of low end metallic grooves

"I'll see you all around." Ghost appear to have killed off another of their iconic frontmen in a hilarious new video that has everyone talking
By Simon Young published
Frater Imperator announces leave of absence in Chapter 25: The Portrait. Is this really the end?

The Pretty Reckless announce fifth album Dear God, share world tour plans
By Paul Brannigan published
The Pretty Reckless have a busy 2026 lined up

"I threw my guitar off, dove into the crowd, and began strangling him to the ground"
By Paul Brannigan published
The night that fate brought two alt. rock icons together

Slipknot's former drummer is selling memorabilia for a good cause
By Simon Young published
A portion of Jay Weinberg's sales will benefit the MusiCares charity

David Gilmour's iconic black Strat is now the most expensive guitar ever
By Fraser Lewry published
Cost-of-living crisis? What cost-of-living crisis?

Pearl Jam's Mike McCready announces rock opera about the history of grunge in Seattle
By Fraser Lewry published
Mike McCready's Farewell to Seasons will also be published as a graphic novel
Latest Classic Rock Features

“It’s definitely earned its keep”: David Gilmour on the guitar he sold for $4m – that’s just sold again for $14.5m
By Jerry Ewing published
The Black Strat was with him from 1970 until 2019, when it was one of more than 120 instruments he auctioned for charity

The explosive story of Third World War, the band who inspired The Who and influenced punk
By Marcus Gray published
From John Lennon to The Who, The Faces, The Clash, Steve Albini and beyond, Third World War influenced many

Why Rival Sons' Jay Buchanan destroyed his past
By Polly Glass published
Rival Sons’ frontman Jay Buchanan on his solo album, songwriting, the call of the wild, storytellers, falling in love and more

How a simple break-up song evolved into The Doors' darkest, weirdest and most disturbing freak-out
By Paul Brannigan published
How The End began, then went weird

Marmozets fizz back with a new album after a seven-year absence
By Rich Hobson published
CO.WARD.DICE will be released in May

From teenage fan to first-name pals: The Phil Lynott I knew
By Mick Wall published
Classic Rock writer Mick Wall remembers the Phil Lynott that most never knew
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Latest Classic Rock Reviews

Powerwolf conquer Wembley Arena: Review
By Rich Hobson published
Powerwolf might have enough pyro to level a city, but they've got singalongs to unite the masses

The Black Crowes' blessed resurrection keeps rolling on A Pound Of Feathers
By Pat Carty published
More songs about rockin’ an’ rollin’

AC/DC are captured in their hungry prime on If You Want Blood You've Got It
By Classic Rock Magazine published
Recorded in front of a rabid Glasgow audience, If You Want Blood is AC/DC and Bon Scott at their live peak

Ritchie Blackmore and Ronnie James Dio celebrated on Rainbow - The Temple Of The King 1975-76
By Paul Elliott published
Nine CDs of Ritchie, Ronnie and Rainbow

Japan's Flower Travellin' Band aren't for the faint-hearted on proto-prog-guitar-wigout Satori
By Classic Rock Magazine published
Bored with covering Western blues bands, the Flower Travellin' Band set out on their own sonic adventure

Foo Fighters return to their punk roots in Manchester
By Rich Hobson published
Dave Grohl winds back the clocks with a very sweaty, very intimate show in Manchester






