Latest Prog News
Yes announce 15-disc super deluxe edition of Tales From Topographic Oceans
At last! Tales From Topographic Oceans is now even bigger
Toto announce An Evening With Toto US tour with new setlist
Toto will return to American theatres in February and March 2026
Cosmic proggers Gong tease upcoming album with brand new single Stars In Heaven
Gong add more live dates in March and announce new album, Bright Spirit, will be released next year
Exploring Birdsong return to action with catchy new single Romanticise
UK pop prog trio Exploring Birdsong also announce UK headline dates for September
Watch videos from Radiohead's first live show in seven years
The first show of Radiohead's European tour has been completed in Madrid
Savatage announce European headline shows and festival dates for 2026
Prog metal legends Savatage reformed earlier this year after a nearly two-decade hiatus
Asia announce a low-key UK warm-up charity show ahead of next year's Japanese tour
Asia will play a one-off show at The Corn Exchange, Ross-On-Wye, in January to raise money for Mike Peters' Love Hope Strength Foundation
Latest Prog Features
TesseracT’s James Monteith on the guitarist and band who changed his approach to music in the 90s
The djent pioneer found inspiration in a player who ignored standard time lengths, came up with unique sounds and played the wrong parts of his instrument – but always managed to groove
“David Gilmour openly accused Roger Waters of copying me”: The folk artist who missed stardom but won respect
Acclaimed by Pink Floyd, Kate Bush, Led Zeppelin and Peter Gabriel, he recalls feeling insulted by the way his best-known album was treated, his short stint in a US prison, and his decision to stop writing long notes to fans on their record sleeves
Gong may have lost some humour and older songs, but Kavus Torabi says they’re still supernatural
Daevid Allen’s appointed replacement on keeping the spirituality alive without becoming overwhelmed, the respectful use of acid, and the late band leader’s similarity to Cardiacs’ Tim Smith
In 2009 this notorious workaholic was trying to do less. His career suggests it didn’t go that way
After over two decades making music, his main band had recently achieved global recognition and he’d just launched his debut solo album. Did he ever really slow down?
The bassist who survived Fairport Convention, Jethro Tull and believing he’d murdered his bandmate on stage
Veteran admits he sailed close to the wind as he taught prog giants to drink – but he learned how much it means to play live with a band
Great new proggy sounds you must hear from Another Realm, Unprocessed, The Owl Service and more in Prog's Tracks Of The Week
Cool new prog from ĠENN, The Mon, Maha Sohona and more in this week's Tracks Of The Week
Latest Prog Reviews
Lunatic Soul’s The World Under Unsun concludes eight-album circle-of-life story
Riverside’s Mariusz Duda concludes his circle-of-life-and-death story with eighth instalment (that takes place between the fifth and fourth)
Gazpacho’s Magic 8-Ball explores characters at breaking point
Norwegian art-rockers deliver tightly-focused songs after a Hollywood clash forced them to reboot their 12th album
Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention’s One Size Fits All, five decades on
The original nine tracks expanded to 58 – and while there’s some repetition and flawed live production, the energy is vigorous
Jeff Wayne’s Musical Version Of The War Of The Worlds – the Deluxe and Ultimate editions
Sumptuous box sets that gather all available versions plus a wealth of bonus material – not all of which will be welcomed
“An opportunity to reimagine the strangeness they could conjure”: King Crimson’s In The Wake Of Poseidon and Lizard
Undervalued 1970 albums, created during period of upheaval, are presented for reinterpretation with help from Steven Wilson and David Singleton
The Utopia Strong’s Doperider is an epic psychonaut’s journey
Unlikely supergroup’s third album moves away from Krautrock to explore new territories
