Latest Classic Rock News
Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards contributes cover of a blues classic to Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album
Listen to new Dirty Honey singles Lights Out and Butterfly now
Neil Peart: No One's Disciple premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, in Canada
New hi-res film of Echoes from Meddle, used in the surf film Crystal Voyage and early live performances, to be released in October
The great Michael Monroe thinks you should buy the new Hanoi Rocks box set and so do we
Julia Misley's case against Steven Tyler is hit with unanticipated development
Metallica's M72 will enter its fifth year with a run of North American shows with Limp Bizkit and Avatar
Latest Classic Rock Features
One of the most influential bands of their generation, Soundgarden's restless creativity and refusal to recognise boundaries has ensured that their music will never grow old
2015 solo album explored war, loss and hope for the future, as he explained why he regarded his career as being over, why he didn’t want to talk about Pink Floyd, and why he’s a David and not a Dave
Evanescence singer Amy Lee picks her records, artists and gigs of lasting significance, and reveals the worst record she's ever made
Spark up a fat one – these are the albums that built stoner metal
King Crimson offshoot Beat leader and Bowie, Shatner and Hancock collaborator has long been confident that the future is secure on the road – which pleases him because he loves it
The Way It Is was inspired by Bruce Hornsby's home town of Williamsburg, Virginia – and enjoyed a second life with Tupac Shakur
He talks about their early character clashes, the studio trick he learned from Brian Eno, recording versus playing live, and why he got the blame as the band became more musically streamlined
Boarding the crazy train, escaping werewolves and a giant bat biting Ozzy’s head off - here’s what it’s really like inside Universal’s brilliant, Ozzy-themed haunted house
Latest Classic Rock Reviews
Are Big Four thrash legends Anthrax about to begin a latter-career renaissance?
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
Gentle Giant's Octopus can be something of an acquired taste, with its multi-faceted approach and highbrow subject matter
After 12 albums and 45 years, Anthrax are still trying new things on Cursum Perficio
Essex pistols The Meffs know what they want and are stopping for no one
Necropolitan charts yet another resounding success for Britain's hottest doom metal band
