Aphrodite's Child's classic third album 666 to be released as five-disc box set
New 666 box set features remastered versions of the original 1972 album and the 1974 Greek mix
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Aphrodite's Child's classic third album 666 to be released as five-disc box set
New 666 box set features remastered versions of the original 1972 album and the 1974 Greek mix
"We've vastly improved since our 80s heyday!” Tears For Fears announce very first live album
UK pop proggers Tears For Fears will also release Tears For Fears Live (A Tipping Point Film) in cinemas in October
Mike Portnoy doesn't regret leaving Dream Theater despite massive success of his recent return to the band
His return to Dream Theater has gone down very well. So does Mike Portnoy regret leaving in the first place?
David Gilmour: "A Pink Floyd reunion? Dream on”
In a new interview, David Gilmour also shares his thoughts on why record companies aren't seeking out the next Pink Floyd
Crippled Black Phoenix return with epic new single Goodnight, Europe (Pt 2)
Crippled Black Phoenix celebrate their 20th anniversary with two new albums in Novmeber
David Gilmour announces two special rehearsal performances in Brighton
David Gilmour will play two rehearsal shows at Brighton Centre on September 20 and 21
Nene Valley Rock Festival confirms 2025 event
Next year's Nene Valley Rock Festival will take place at Grimsthorpe Castle from September 4 to 7
Post-rocker A.A. Williams shares powerful new single Splinter
Dark rocker A.A. Williams is currently undertaking a 26-date US headline tour
Toto announce the Dogz Of Oz UK and European tour with Christopher Cross
Toto will play 20 shows across the UK and mainland Europe early next year
Jazz Sabbath to release third album The 1968 Tapes
Jazz Sabbath have also been added to the 2025 Cruise To The Edge bill
Previously unreleased Klaus Schulze album to be released
Unreleased Klaus Schulze album 101, MILKY WAY will be released in November
Steve Rothery, Ray Wilson and John Hackett to guest with Steve Hackett at the Royal Albert Hall
Steve Hackett's Genesis Greats Lamb Highlights & Solo Tour takes place in the UK throughout October
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