Latest articles by Will Simpson
Variety is said to be the spice of life, and Star Circus throw a lot into the ring
Shaman's Harvest's Nate Hunt on surviving workplace falls, deadly tornados and Chad Kroeger parties
L.A. Edwards are a family affair and successful entrepreneurs, and while music might be their first love, it won’t be their last
Meet Freedom, the rockin' Swedes hoping their new album will get them off couches and into nice hotels
"Maybe she's not liking what we're doing"
After a lengthy layoff, 'the Swedish AC/DC' have returned with tales of acoustic shows, singing in Swedish, and Tommie Nine Fingers
Ex-Noah And The Whale guitarist Fred Abbott's new album Shining Under The Soot is lush heartland rock with a nod to the Eagles and a Tina Turner sample
Skindred frontman Benji Webbe picks his records, artists and gigs of lasting significance, and names the TV theme he sung in exchange for a bag of sweets
The Zombies were a band of teenagers from Hertfordshire who hit the big time with She's Not There, a ballad of emotional detachment, and a peak they'd never scale again
Britrockers Wayward Sons are back with a political chip on their shoulder and a head start on the Zoom era
Hammered Phil Collins covers? Celine Dion karaoke? Just everyday goings-on for Texan quintet Blacktop Mojo
With the help of producer Bob Rock, Zep-loving Canadians The Damn Truth have stadiums in their sights
Shaman’s Harvest discuss taking your time, fixing cars and the power of an imperfect record
Northern Ireland’s new rock hotshots on changing styles and conspiracy theories
Kings Of Leon’s Mississippi-born protégés are ready to break out with their fifth full-length LP
Every band likes compliments, but if you annoy these guys you might get credited on an album
Looking back on the life of guitar legend Chuck Berry
There’s probably a good reason why riff-masters Stone Broken have covered a Backstreet Boys hit...
Meet Welcome Back Delta; smutty but kid-friendly blues rockers who don’t take themselves too seriously
From London's Olympic Stadium to a pub in Tufnel Park: rising star Tyler Bryant goes out on his own after AC/DC support
Blues prodigy and support to AC/DC, but still this Texan won’t believe the hype.
The authentic sound of soulful, southern blues rock – straight outta Birmingham.
These stadium-bound LA rockers aren’t in it for the easy money – or the free beer.
