Lucinda Williams releases epic cover of The Beatles' classic While My Guitar Gently Weeps
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Two of the cute kids from Jack Black's smash hit movie School of Rock have got engaged
In today's most heartwarming story, Marta and Frankie from School of Rock have got engaged in real life
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Some pop stars have a knack for nailing classic rock covers – as this version of Heart's Barracuda by Chappell Roan proves
David Gilmour reveals what he thinks are Roger Waters' best Pink Floyd lyrics
Pink Floyd legend Roger Waters has written some memorable lyrics in his time. His former bandmate David Gilmour reveals which are his personal favourites
Jethro Tull announce expanded and remixed version of The Jethro Tull Christmas Album
The five-disc The Jethro Tull Christmas Album – Fresh Snow At Christmas will be released in December
Some might stay: how you can spend the night inside an Oasis single sleeve
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The Hu share spectacular Iron Maiden cover ahead of North American support slot
The Hu's North American tour with Iron Maiden kicks off today and finishes in November
Mötley Crüe announce Las Vegas residency but it's not at Sphere
Who needs to play in a giant globe anyway
Bruce Springsteen slams Donald Trump, endorses Kamala Harris for president
Bruce Springsteen has endorsed the Kamala Harris/Tim Waltz ticket ahead of this year's US presidential election
The story behind the Dark Side Of The Moon tour photo book which never was
In winter 1974, photographer Jill Furmanovsky spent six weeks on the road with Pink Floyd, documenting shows on the Dark Side Of The Moon tour. Most of the photos she took have never been seen
David Gilmour wants to see Kate Bush play live again
David Gilmour wants to see Kate Bush back onstage, won't be sharing a stage with former bandmate Roger Waters again, ever
Jack Black will induct Ozzy Osbourne into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame; Metallica, Tool and Red Hot Chili Peppers members to perform
The Prince Of Darkness will join the annals of the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame on October 19
“Saluting 60 years of rock rebellion.” The Who’s 60th anniversary to be celebrated by special Royal Mail stamps set
The Royal Mail is issuing 12 special stamps in honour of The Who’s formation in 1964
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Tony Iommi unveils new skills on Fused and The DEP Sessions
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Rick Wakeman looks back over his career with the glittering, limited edition Yessonata
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Swami & The Bed Of Nails hammer out rock'n'roll thrills at London live debut
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American guitar hero Richie Kotzen makes heroic guitar album
Steve Howe ranges far and wide on Guitarscape
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The Hot Damn! bring the party on the dazzling Dancing On The Milky Way
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The Courettes ramp up the melody on The Soul Of The Fabulous Courettes
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Therapy?'s Troublegum, 30 years on
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Bob Dylan and The Band create both art and havoc on The 1974 Live Recordings
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Much-imitated symphonic metal giants Nightwish go even bigger than ever on Yesterwynde
Nightwish's Yesterwynde offers the kind of grandiose maximalism that puts most Hollywood blockbuster soundtracks to shame
