You might not be surprised to find that Lemmy faced his own mortality with the kind of no-nonsense attitude that defined his life

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A truly legendary band are going to be joined by a modern titan and one of the best heavy bands of this century in Bristol next Summer

Megadeth's farewell plans now include a 12-date tour of Canada with fellow thrash metal titans

Justin and Dan Hawkins of The Darkness performed Christmas songs and some of their hits at London train station

From a traumatic break-up, Coheed’s frontman gained the inspiration to write a Platinum-selling breakthrough single

Graham Gouldman takes his successful Heartful Of Songs tour on the road in October 2026

Oakland’s groove metal pioneers will be playing some extensive sets when they return in the spring

Axl, Slash, Duff and the others will hit the road again next year

Stephen Rea's 40-year friendship with the Osbourne family began at Rock In Rio in 1985 - and he tells the story in a new book

They were always known for genre-hopping. But their exploration the Age of Aquarius’ disintegration via obscure tracks from the era was something else again

Quartet with connections to Yes, 10cc, Kate Bush, The Police and many others took five years to agree their debut album was ready to release

After almost two decades, The Lemonheads have returned with a new album, Love Chant

AC/DC's last album with Bon faces off against their first with Brian

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Goth-metal progenitors cast a cautiously optimistic eye on the future

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Rock's past and present meet in the middle and make a certain kind of magic in hopes of securing its future

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The bottom of the Abbey Road barrel approaches

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Mick Taylor exits the Stones and fun times return

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