Tim "Herb" Alexander abruptly quits Primus after he “lost his passion for playing"...
US prog metallers Primus's live date in the Dominican Republic with Tool with Danny Carey filling in on drums
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Tim "Herb" Alexander abruptly quits Primus after he “lost his passion for playing"...
US prog metallers Primus's live date in the Dominican Republic with Tool with Danny Carey filling in on drums
King Crimson-affiliated act Beat announce global livestream of upcoming Los Angeles show
Adrian Belew, Tony Levin, Steve Vai and Danny Carey are currently on the road playing the music of 80s-era King Crimson
Jeff Lynne's ELO announce more final ever dates
The Electric Orchestra have scheduled two more UK shows in addition to their final Hyde Park blow-out
"We will be playing new songs." Killswitch Engage announce 2025 North American tour with Kublai Khan TX, Fit For A King and Frozen Soul
The kings of metalcore will hit the road next Spring!
Graham Gouldman announces Heart Full Of Songs Tour for 2025
Graham Gouldman will perform songs he's written for 10cc and other artists, acoustically, throughout the UK in March
Avenged Sevenfold won’t tour celebrating classic albums, says M. Shadows
If you were hoping for a City Of Evil 20th anniversary tour to happen next year, we have some bad news…
Mogwai to release new studio album The Bad Fire in January
Mogwai's The Bad Fired draws inspiration from a series of tough personal moments that the band have endured in recent years
ZZ Top announce Elevation Tour dates for 2025
The shows will hopefully give fans another chance to behold the majesty of Elwood Francis's 17-string bass
Fan group petitions BBC for a Keith Emerson Prom
Emerson, Lake & Palmer fan group is spearheading a move to get Keith Emerson. and ELP recognised by the BBC's annual proms programme
Ghost announce six-month 2025 world tour with UK, Europe, US, Mexico dates
Something wicked this way comes, as Papa Emeritus and his ghouls announce their return to the road
Dorie Jackson to release second solo album Stupid Says Run in January
Dorie Jackson enlists the help of Kaprekar's Constant bandmates, including her father, David Jackson, on new solo album
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Prog metallers Vola evolve in (mostly) the right ways on fourth album Friend Of A Phantom
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Tribulation continue to flirt with the gothic rock flourishes they've moved towards in recent years
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The Allmans' big finish, recorded live at the Beacon Theater, New York
