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Drummer Abe Laboriel Jr. performs with members of Pearl Jam ahead of band's Ohana Festival slot
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"A nice, cheerful subject!" Peter Gabriel ponders mortality on new single Face The Wall
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Ritchie Blackmore addresses the reaction to his surprise Deep Purple reunion
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Watch video for Clutch track Wasted Lands from upcoming album of the same name
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Latest Classic Rock News

By Stef Lach Published
No official announcement yet – but it looks like highly-rated Abe Laboriel Jr. is Pearl Jam's new drummer

By Jerry Ewing Published
Peter Gabriel is releasing a new single every full moon in the build-up to his new studio album o\i.

By Dave Everley Published
The legendary Deep Purple guitarist opens up about his recent onstage reunion with his estranged bandmates

By Stef Lach Published
Clutch reveal details of upcoming 14th album Wasted Lands and release video for title track

By Fraser Lewry Published
Grunge legends Soundgarden returned to the stage earlier this month at Lumen Field in Seattle – and Taylor Momsen nailed the assignment

By Matt Mills Published
Multiple collaborators and industry figures have dropped hints regarding the hit-maker’s future in recent weeks

By Matt Mills Published
The Hatebreed frontman had a brief but powerful conversation with Metallica’s singer/guitarist in 2008
Latest Classic Rock Features

By Geoff Barton Published
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

By Grant Moon Published
Neil Diamond's guitar tech Larry E. Williams wasn't a songwriter by trade, but then he came up Let Your Love Flow, an upbeat tune that sold millions

By Rae Alexandra Published
And the moral of this story is: don't mess with the Dropkick Murphys

By Rich Hobson Published
And he has plaque the hatful of ashes to prove it

By Ian Fortnam Published
"Back then, we thought it was us against the world, and it got to a point where we just got too knackered to carry on fighting"

By Paul Rees Published
The greatest American blues band of the early 90s, The Red Devils were as short-lived as their frontman, Lester Butler, was mortally fated

By Joe Daly Published
Years before she released Patient Zero, Taylor Swift teamed up with Def Leppard for a joint TV performance of an all-time rock banger

By Mick Wall Published
Exhausted and near breaking point, Black Sabbath were in no fit shape to make a record in 1972, but fuelled by a mountain of narcotics, they somehow held it together to create the classic Vol 4
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Latest Classic Rock Reviews

By Holly Wright Published
Even with a bevy of guest stars, Tom Morello doesn't lose sight of the message on Everyone Gets Everything They Want

By Philip Wilding Published
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

By Matt Mills Published
Supported by Nevermore, the metal gods build a time capsule of old-school pomp, soundtracked by every song fans want to hear

By Classic Rock Magazine Published
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

By Essi Berelian Published
Are Big Four thrash legends Anthrax about to begin a latter-career renaissance?

By Fraser Lewry Published
Dovetailing with the announcement of the band's 2027 world tour, Oasis' new film is a genius piece of marketing. But it's also so much more than that




