Latest Classic Rock News
Kansas react to viral Carry On Wayward Son sketch on Saturday Night Live
Led by Jack Black, a group of husbands find common purpose through a shared love of song
"People were throwing coins!" What it's like playing to a hostile Iron Maiden crowd, according to Atreyu
Atreyu might be one of metalcore's most celebrated bands, but they had a hard time winning over a rowdy Maiden crowd in Mexico
Pink Floyd announce new compilation album including extended version of classic track
New Pink Floyd collection 8-Tracks features songs recorded between 1971 and 1979
New Rush drummer Anika Nilles reveals her thoughts on Neil Peart's playing
Anika Nilles will make her touring debut with Rush in Los Angeles in July
Twisted Sister announce first show with Sebastian Bach - and it's in Alaska
Twisted Sister will introduce Dee Snider's replacement during a short run of shows in September and October
Take a tour of Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne's Los Angeles home – and if you like what you see, it's yours for $17 million
The Hancock Park address was the late Ozzy Osbourne's last home in Los Angeles
Watch fantasy metallers Castle Rat slay their up close and personal new live show
It's the Rat Queen's world, we're just living in it now
Latest Classic Rock Features
Big Star: Power-pop nirvana meets emotional baggage, personal tragedy and a band destined to fail
Big Star were all but forgotten by the end of the 70s, but they became a Rosetta Stone for a whole generation of later musicians
The Marillion song that proves Mark Kelly’s genius, by Adam Wakeman
Ozzy, Sabbath and Purple contributor says Fish and co were the first prog band he beyond dad Rick’s work with Yes
"English people don't really want to feel that much." The curious tale of Robert Smith's least favourite Cure album, despite him telling the world "anyone who doesn't like this just doesn't like the Cure"
"More passion went into the making of this record than all the others combined"
Why Roger Chapman sings about his shoe in Family classic Burlesque
The lead single from 1972 album Bandstand – featuring a newly-arrived John Wetton – was inspired by a club in a converted Leicester shop
16 albums into a 44-year career, German veterans Kreator are still doing their own thing
Kreator's Krushers Of The World album is out now
The story of Jetboy, the band who could have saved glam metal but didn't
Jetboy had the hooks, but record company indecision, an overdose and an unlikely haircut hampered their rise
Latest Classic Rock Reviews
Shakin' Street mix high-energy rock with post-punk pop sensibility on self-titled album
What Ross The Boss did after the Dictators but before Manowar
Jim Jones All Stars' Cat Fight is a record for people who wanna have a good time, all the time
Produced by the Black Crowes' Chris Robinson, Cat Fight is a sleazy Shangri-La
Kreator bring demons, wicker men and the most fire this side of Parkway Drive to stunning London show
Supported by Nails, Exodus and Carcass, the German luminaries reach a new level of pageantry
Todd Rundgren delights some and confounds others on A Wizard, A True Star
Aided by magic mushrooms and a newly built studio, Todd Rundgren sets out to chart "the chaotic musical element” in his head
Suzi Quatro refuses to dim the lights on 18th album Freedom
Freedom is Suzi Quatro's third album in collaboration with son LR Tuckey
The Expanded Edition of Van Halen's 5150 is bigger but not necessarily better
Exit Dave, enter Sammy, and Van Halen's first No.1 album
