Everton manager Sean Dyche on Metallica, Green Day, The Hives, and Rick Astley
Everton manager Sean Dyche shares his memories of some of his favourite gigs
Everton manager Sean Dyche shares his memories of some of his favourite gigs
Keyboard player Mike Pinder had been the last surviving founding member of the band
David Gilmour to release Luck And Strange in September, his first new album in nine years
The late Pink Floyd keyboard player Richard Wright features on David Gilmour's Luck And Strange
Megadeth are hitting the road and bringing some major metal friends with them
New Johnny Cash album Songwriter arrives this summer
Geoff Downes joined by John Mitchell, Virgil Donati and Harry Whitley in new Asia line-up
Sunset Strip veterans Mötley Crüe join Scott Borchetta’s Nashville label, with new single Dogs Of War due later this week. Crüe vocalist Vince Neil gives us the dirt
Pearl Jam's new album Dark Matter carries a clear warning against voting for a candidate who encourages division
Rick Wakeman's Christmas live shows return in November and December after a year off in 2023
A mysterious new video has appeared on Deep Purple's social media channels
Joe Walsh credits Ōtātara Pā as the site where he began his journey to sobriety
The story behind one of the most memorable rock anthems of the '80s
T-Bone Walker had an eye-popping live show, soulful vocals and a supple guitar style that provided a blueprint for what we know as modern blues today. These are his best albums…
From teenage punks to power-pop veterans, Ash remain a force to be reckoned with. All their albums ranked
The late comic fantasy genius persuaded his favourite band to adapt 2006’s Wintersmith for folk rock, and both parties were delighted with the result
You’ve got to have big balls to do an album of covers of songs from rock’s crown jewels. Or be totally bonkers
Rock's grumpy old man Steve Miller on fame, the Grateful Dead, and why kids should think twice about becoming rock stars
Prog? Art-rock? AOR? Pop? We don our capes and peer through the dry ice to guide you through the best Genesis albums
If "a modern-day vaudeville circus act creating music" sounds like your thing, catch Beaux Gris Gris & The Apocalypse live
After a period of doubt over whether to continue, the new line-up delivered The Likes Of Us, a record that’s for ‘shallowenders’ – everyone who ever felt left behind
The Game dialled down Queen's hard rock, and Hot Space was such a departure that it confused their fan base. It was time for a rethink
Europe's Joey Tempest founded Swedish Metal Aid in 1985, to raise money to bring famine relief to Africa. All was going well until they performed their song on TV
Halestorm's classic power ballad made such an impact that it'd be rerecorded just a year later with Slash, David Draiman, Maria Brink and more getting involved
They might be alternative icons, but The Jesus And Mary Chain prove a bit too mainstream for Roadburn Festival
Orange Goblin level Wellington's Valhalla during their first ever New Zealand tour
Death is no barrier for Glen Campbell as he sings with Elton John, Eric Clapton, Carole King and more
A weightier second helping of Defiance from Ian Hunter in a star-studded, covid-era purple patch
There’s vim and vigour aplenty from Seattle survivors Pearl Jam on album number 12, Dark Matter
Here's what happened when Bruce Dickinson rocked up to the intimate Whisky A Go Go for a historic first solo show in 22 years
With various dates of their UK tour sold out, Hastings punks Kid Kapichi look set for breakout success in the wake of new album There Goes The Neighborhood
Dire Straits mainman Mark Knopfler delivers one of his best solo records
Riff monster Kris Barras plays it heavy but clever on album number five, Halo Effect
Cocky and reloaded, Gun are firing on all six cylinders again on album number nine, Hombres
Guzman, aka husband-and-wife photographers Constance Hansen and Russell Peacock, share intimate never-before-published portraits of Kurt, Courtney and baby Frances Bean