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Phil Collins reveals the one thing that’s preventing him from touring again
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Ian Gillan recovering from "successful procedure" following medical emergency
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Why Type O Negative turned down “a lot of money” to reunite for a Peter Steele tribute show: “there’s a lot of guys running around singing with a deep voice pretending they’re Peter”
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“I told him, ‘If the guitar’s out of tune, you can’t tune it”: Steven Wilson’s bid to avoid “vanilla prog”
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U2 frontman Bono says the idea of negotiating with Trump on humanitarian causes is "too much"
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Latest Classic Rock News

By Martin Kielty Published
The 75-year-old can’t help wondering if his upcoming Rock Hall induction is the perfect end to his career

By Stef Lach Published
Deep Purple frontman Ian Gillan facing period of rest as he targets complete recovery from undisclosed health emergency

By Matt Mills Published
The goth icons broke up when their singer/bassist died of sepsis in 2010

By Martin Kielty Published
Moving on from his one-off 70s-style tribute album, he played instruments he couldn’t play and blended as many genres as he could think of for his ninth outing

By Simon Young Published
U2's new album, Carnaval de Luz, will be released on November 13

By Martin Kielty Published
He affectionately recalls a time when different standards applied to making music, and why late drummer Clem Cattini rose above them all

By Matt Mills Published
The Jesus Christ Superstar performer has made no secret of his love for rock’n’roll

By Simon Young Published
The Democrats have taken control of Congress following an overwhelming midterm election victory

By Siân Llewellyn Published
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Latest Classic Rock Features

By Dave Everley Published
Nicko McBrain reveals that he dabbled with the hard stuff before joining Iron Maiden

By Chris Roberts Published
A decade after Peter Gabriel left Genesis, they were one of the biggest bands in the world. But did they lose something along the way?

By Dave Everley Published
Arthur Brown crossed paths with The Manson Family in 1968: “It was a strange encounter. I mean, what do you do with that? Was I supposed to say sorry?”

By Briony Edwards Published
Hurricane Nita's experience of motherhood looks different to many: As well as returning to the stage with Alice Cooper, she's back playing halftime shows in her role as the LA Rams’ in-house guitarist

By Paul Travers Published
Cliff Burton’s pre-Metallica bandmates, friends and music teachers look back at the birth of the legend

By Dave Everley Published
Steven Tyler wrote it, Joe Perry hated it, but Aerosmith’s Dream On became one of the most influential songs in rock history
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Latest Classic Rock Reviews

By Kris Needs Published
The 40th Anniversary Edition of Motörhead's Orgasmatron includes a live Castle Donington set

By Jazz Hodge Published
Kings Of Leon sound like they've made a record they actually want to make, rather than trying to write the next Sex On Fire

By Philip Wilding Published
Bryan Adams' How's It Goin' is a collection of songs that pay homage to the country he grew up in

By Chris Roberts Published
Requiem Fior A Village, the follow-up to 2025's prog-friendly The Overview, finds Steven Wilson redrawing his map again

By Classic Rock Magazine Published
A first solo album in more than two decades from the Black Sabbath maestro

By Julian Marszalek Published
Musical shape-shifters Primal Scream's high-point trilogy revisited and remastered




