In a big week for Sebastian Bach, he's unveiled his first new song in 10 years and been revealed as Tiki on The Masked Singer
What Do I Got To Lose? is Sebastian Bach's first release since the Give 'Em Hell album almost a decade ago
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In a big week for Sebastian Bach, he's unveiled his first new song in 10 years and been revealed as Tiki on The Masked Singer
What Do I Got To Lose? is Sebastian Bach's first release since the Give 'Em Hell album almost a decade ago
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According to the guitarist, Creed had a unique appeal compared to other bands around them at the time
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ZZ Top icon Dusty Hill's famous Fender Precision bass guitar sells at auction for $393,700
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A senior record industry exec thinks that physical records should be banned and that global live shows should be screened online to combat the climate crisis
Foo Fighters’ Everlong just reached one billion streams on Spotify
The 1997 single is the Foos’ first song to reach 10 digits on streaming services
System Of A Down’s Serj Tankian and Black Sabbath legend Tony Iommi have teamed up for a brand new single, Deconstruction
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Def Leppard and Journey announce 2024 co-headline US tour
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Big Big Train announce brand new album The Likes Of Us
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Skindred and Mr Big confirmed for Steelhouse Festival
The Welsh festival up a mountain has announced its first big headliner for 2024
Iron Maiden’s Nicko McBrain reflects on ministroke: “I thought, ‘This is it, I’m not going to be able to play.’”
Iron Maiden drummer Nicko McBrain says he feared for his career after suffering a transient ischaemic attack (TIA) in January
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Their killer theme for Rocky III made stars of soft rockers Survivor – but their tale of heroism and heartbreak had no Hollywood ending
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Green Lung's horror theatricality and Zeppelin-style folk diversify the doom diet beyond Black Sabbath alone
“As hard as it was, and it was hard, nobody wanted to bottle out. We just knew we had a big landscape we could explore”: How Tales From Topographic Oceans became the most arduous project in Yes’ history
Used as a byword for musical over-indulgence, 1973 album fought its creators every step of the way – right down to its master tapes nearly being crushed by a bus
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Three nights, three albums, one stodgy tone: Bryan Adams plays the hits live at the iconic Royal Albert Hall
"Two discs, 22 songs, one very worthy epitaph": Bernie Marsden's Working Man
Working Man is the final album by blues aficionado and former Whitesnake star Bernie Marsden
"In a year in which both pop and rock found themselves in a sort of hiatus, Hounds Of Love represented a standout achievement:" Kate Bush's Hounds Of Love (Baskerville Edition)
A reissue of Kate Bush's 1985 album Hounds Of Love with new artwork, illustrations, and solar-powered flashing LEDs
Kiss bring the curtain down on the End Of The Road tour - and their epic 50-year career - with a spectacular, and intriguing, final bow in New York City
Or could the end be just another beginning?
Babymetal's 2023 World Tour comes to the UK: seldom has metal seemed more joyous, triumphant and utterly groundbreaking
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"Gabriel's most consistent and cohesive post-80s record and the most philosophical of his life": Peter Gabriel's i/o
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Ian Anderson had an album’s worth of material left over from War Child and he splattered them across various compilations. Now they're collected on vinyl for the first time
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Yes's breakthrough album has been effectively re-repackaged, again: there's plenty of greatness included, but when is enough enough?
"Their eye-catching if shamelessly transparent spin is to dress as sexy undead fetish nuns while churning out 80s-inspired Euro-metal": Dogma by Dogma
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