Take a sneak peek at Ghost’s phone-free world tour thanks to new music video Peacefield
The song is taken from the Swedish devil church’s new album Skeletá
Classic Rock
Latest Classic Rock News
View more
Take a sneak peek at Ghost’s phone-free world tour thanks to new music video Peacefield
The song is taken from the Swedish devil church’s new album Skeletá
Jerry Cantrell has an amazing solo song on the Sinners soundtrack and no one seems to be talking about it
Listen to the Alice In Chains guitarist/singer’s raspy and overlooked new track In Moonlight here
Slayer’s Kerry King admits he isn’t close with Tom Araya
King says that Slayer’s singer/bassist is “a very different person” compared to when they started the band together in 1981
Hit horror movie Sinners is inspired by Metallica track One
Sinners director says One from Metallica's ...And Justice for All album was the inspiration for his new hit horror film
"He can’t wait. None of us can wait.” Oasis start rehearsals next month for their world tour and Noel Gallagher says he and Liam are mad for it
The Gallagher brothers are hanging out again, as the countdown to their Oasis Live '25 world tour continues
King Crimson's Jakko M. Jakszyk announces his new solo album will be released in June
King Crimson vocalist and guitarist Jakko Jakszyk's new solo album, Son Of Glen, is a compaion piece ot his acclaimed autobiography
"Since you’ve been gone, it’s not the same": Listen to the song Sammy Hagar finished after being visited by Eddie Van Halen in a dream
The release of Sammy Hagar's Encore, Thank You, Goodnight comes ahead of his upcoming Best Of All Worlds residency in Las Vegas
Hear power metal wardogs Sabaton dive into mediaeval history with new song Templars
The armour-plated Swedes have signed to Better Noise Music and are readying their next album
Original Kiss drummer Peter Criss announces first solo album in 18 years
The Catman's new album includes contributions from John 5, Billy Sheehan, Paul Shaffer and more
"It's gonna be fantastic." The Who's Pete Townshend is excited for next month's launch of Quadrophenia, a Mod Ballet
The Who's classic album Quadrophenia is to be given a new life as ballet production, starting May 28
E Street Band legend Max Weinberg on the unreleased "kick ass" album that's become the holy grail for hardcore Bruce Springsteen fans
"There’s been this myth that the songs weren’t well played but we played the hell out of them"
Kerry King has picked the Black Sabbath song that Slayer will cover at Sabbath's Back To The Beginning farewell show
Kerry King is more than a little excited at the prospect of Slayer honouring Black Sabbath at Villa Park on July 5
MORE FROM CLASSIC ROCK
Latest Classic Rock Features
View more
Watch the Nirvana gig which made Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore and DinosaurJr's J. Mascis realise that Kurt Cobain's band were going to change alternative rock forever
Watch a four-piece Nirvana play one of the most important gigs of their career in July 1989
I sing anti-fascist songs in a thrash band – why aren’t more metal musicians angry about the state of the world?
Hardcore and thrash still pride themselves on being politically conscious: we should all follow these ballsy bands’ examples
Daryl Hall on life without former "business partner" John Oates
The former half of hugely successful duo Hall & Oates plays five solo UK shows in May, with US dates to follow
What happened when I took a Bon Jovi superfan to an intimate Bon Jovi show
When Bon Jovi showcased This House Is Not For Sale at an intimate London show, Classic Rock took a superfan along to watch the action and meet the band
Adrian Belew on survival, orchestra music and Frank Zappa
Now touring with King Crimson offshoot Beat, the Bowie, Shatner and Hancock collaborator has long been confident that the future is secure on the road – which pleases him because he loves it
When Captain Sensible tried and failed to tell the world about Egg
When The Damned guitarist Captain Sensible tried to share his passion for early prog band Egg on a radio show, it didn’t go well. But he still loves their work
How doomed Beach Boy Dennis Wilson made his solo masterpiece Pacific Ocean Blue
Beach Boys drummer and singer Dennis Wilson made a much-loved cult classic with 1977’s Pacific Ocean Blue – then spiralled out of control
The tragic story of Johnny Thunders, who had it all – and threw it all away
Fiends, lovers and the people who knew him best reveal the man behind Johnny Thunders, New York Doll-turned-junkie poster boy
The high hopes and shattered dreams of melodic rock's nearly men, Giuffria
When cult rockers Angel broke up, Gregg Giuffria formed another band – and they could have been huge
Billy Gibbons’ wild tales of Jimi Hendrix, Keith Richards, Muddy Waters and Ministry
Meet the only man to have played with Hendrix, the Stones and Chad Kroeger from Nickelback
Ian Anderson: Jethro Tull’s one-legged hammy past and their potential stripped-down future
Latest Jethro Tull album Curious Ruminant has Ian Anderson reflecting on his hammy stage performances of the past, working with William Shatner and Mikael Åkerfeldt, and how the band could have a back-to-basics future
Latest Classic Rock Reviews
View more
Stereophonics fail to strike a chord quite like the early days on thirteenth studio album
Some notable numbers on a record that leaves you feeling short-changed
H.E.A.T tighten their grip on the modern melodic rock crown on Welcome To The Future
Swedish kings H.E.A.T brilliantly buck fashions on seventh studio album Welcome To The Future
Billy Idol reflects on the good, the bad and the ugly sides of his life on Dream Into It
The UK punk who conquered the US looks back on his life and the scene that made him on ninth solo album
After six albums of Beelzebub-bothering, Ghost's melodic metal is more tempting than ever
Swedish purveyors of satanic arena rock Ghost camp it up on sixth album Skeletá
Stand aside Jesus - Ghost’s devilish Skeletour show is the perfect Easter resurrection
Ghost return to London after three years in Satanic style, with new songs, a new look and a ban on phones
In the age of dystopian catastrophe Hawkwind are still looking to space
Hawkwind's 37th album There’s No Space For Us finds the space travellin' veterans in cosmic shipshape form
The big hits are nowhere to be heard as Neil Young digs deep on the unusually atmospheric Coastal
Neil Young's millionth live album just happens to be a good one
How Lollapalooza helped lay the foundations for a cultural revolution, via alternative rock, heroin, pierced penises, stomach bile cocktails and a shotgun
Eye-popping and wildly entertaining oral history of Perry Farrell's groundbreaking travelling circus (and freak show)
Killing Joke, Ministry, The Mission supergroup Sevendials deliver a deliciously warped mix of camp thrills and tense gothic drama on kaleidoscopic debut album A Crash Course In Catastrophe
Chris Connelly-fronted alt.rockers Sevendials get their groove on with A Crash Course In Catastrophe
"Skeletá is Ghost at their most confident, flamboyant and defiant."
Ghost aren't sweating their metal cred with the massive songs of Skeleta
Masters Of Reality's seventh album The Archer is lean, graceful and magnificent
A welcome return of cult desert-rock mystic Chris Goss
