Latest Classic Rock News
Drummer lists the songs that prove his band did more than sprawling epics, and gets excited about discovering Big Train’s 1990s Keith Emerson spoof
The heavy metal pioneer says he “can’t stop writing” as he readies his first solo outing since 2015
Ann Wilson: In My Voice traces The Heart singer's journey from childhood to stardom
As with fellow Class of 2026 inductees Iron Maiden, Oasis won't be in Los Angeles for this weekend's Rock Hall ceremony
Frontman says the band have completed their original mission – but it’s not the time to discuss what they could do next
Earth rockers Clutch are returning in 2027 to rock our world once again
The Jimi Hendrix dollar will be Washington State's contribution to the the US Mint's American Innovation programme
Latest Classic Rock Features
As series three of The Rings Of Power hits Amazon Prime, discover the heavy tracks which owe everything to Middle-Earth
Denis O’Regan, Queen's inner-circle photographer, on shooting the band's groundbreaking Népstadion show in Budapest
Hanah Wicklund's new album explores her turbulent experiences in the music industry, but is ultimately about empowering women in music and beyond
No Feargal Sharkey, no master plan – just a UK tour to celebrate The Undertones' incredible run of hit singles and more
Joe Bonamassa pays tribute to the man who inspired his The Spirit Of Rory: Live From Cork album
Meet the Greeks for whom mixing hard rock and traditional instruments always felt natural
Latest Classic Rock Reviews
U2 prepare for their return to the world's biggest stadia with the bold, colourful and engaging Carnaval De Luz
In which Slayer refuse to outstay their welcome
The 40th Anniversary Edition of Motörhead's Orgasmatron includes a live Castle Donington set
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
Bryan Adams' How's It Goin' is a collection of songs that pay homage to the country he grew up in
Requiem Fior A Village, the follow-up to 2025's prog-friendly The Overview, finds Steven Wilson redrawing his map again
