Savatage announce London Shepherd's Bush Empire show for June
US prog metal legends Savatage will play their first live shows in over a decade with singer Zak Stevens throughout Europe next year
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Savatage announce London Shepherd's Bush Empire show for June
US prog metal legends Savatage will play their first live shows in over a decade with singer Zak Stevens throughout Europe next year
Wardruna explore the relationship between man and bear in typically striking video for new single Birna
Norse folk shamen Wardruna will release new album Birna in January
"It's the perfect driving song, an essential on any road trip." Stuckfish share new video for the rocking Just For Kicks
UK prog rockers Stuckfish released their latest album IV earlier this year
Slash and Duff McKagan have combined forces on a "huge epic" song for charity
Slash and Duff McKagan appear together on I Can Breathe, a new charity single by Gibson Brand
Dream Theater share hard-hitting video for new single A Broken Man
Dream Theater's first new album with Mike Portnoy for 16 years, Parasomnia, will be released in February
The Ocean share new collaboration with darkwave artist Sierra
The Ocean and Sierra release a limited edition 7" single featuring reworked versions of Boreal and Traum
Candacraig announce a new livestream for December
UK prog folk duo Candacraig will perform their retelling of Marilllion's Brave and their own material in new livestream
Suns Of The Tundra announce remixed re-release of iconic self-titled debut album
UK prog rockers Suns Of The Tundra celebrate the 20th anniversary of self-titled debut album with new reissue
Tangerine Dream announce more Phaedra at 50 live shows
German electronic pioneers Tangerine Dream continue to celebrate their groundbreaking Phaedra album with shows in Birmingham and Manchester
The fan request that shocked Radiohead bassist Colin Greenwood
The Radiohead man also says he’d love the band to get back on the road in 2025, but there is a caveat...
King Crimson purists, look away now: Robert Fripp and Toyah have mangled a Christmas carol
Ding dong merrily on high indeed
Roger Waters lashes out at Thom Yorke over Israel-Palestine stance
Former Pink Floyd man Roger Waters does not hold back
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