Listen to the audience playlist Mike Portnoy has compiled for the Dream Theater tour
Mike Portnoy's DT40 audience playlist includes songs by Snarky Puppy, Queens Of The Stone Age, Frank Zappa, Jack White and many more
Mike Portnoy's DT40 audience playlist includes songs by Snarky Puppy, Queens Of The Stone Age, Frank Zappa, Jack White and many more
The 2025 Coachella festival will take place in Indio, California, next April – and the headliners have been named
Miley Cyrus has proved once again that she has good taste
Pink Floyd's David Gilmour reflects upon the genesis of one of his band's most iconic songs, Shine On You Crazy Diamond
Fred Durst doesn’t always do press, but when he does, he pretends he’s a guy called Gary who paints teabags for a living
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Amazon Music Unlimited subscribers now get a free Audible audiobook per month - and you can currently get 3 months for free by signing up
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Al Green's gospel version of Everybody Hurts is out now via Fat Possum
The November Rain video arrives ahead of his weekend's AEW Full Gear pay-per-view event
The as-yet-untitled Fleetwood Mac film will include previously unseen footage and new interviews with the surviving band members
Brighton's greatest metal export will release a new album next year!
Poppy is taking her metalcore era to the US and Canada next year!
Norwegian proggers Leprous will tour Europe, Latin America and return to North America in the first half of 2025