Latest Classic Rock News
Carnaval de Luz will include the final track the late Dolly Parton sang and new single Silencio
Footage from every set at Ozzy Osbourne’s final concert will be included when the film hits cinemas on October 28
Pye Dubois worked with Max Webster and on several Rush songs including Tom Sawyer
Your chances of seeing the Gallagher brothers onstage together in 2027 just got a little bit better
“He said, ‘Do you remember me saving your life?’ I was like, ‘No?’”
Angry Anderson suffered a cardiac arrest while on tour with Rose Tattoo in Germany last month
Six years after launching, a fan campaign to build a permanent memorial to Neil Peart has reached its target – thanks to the band
Latest Classic Rock Features
Pink Floyd explored the theme of communication on 1994 album The Division Bell – despite their infamous communication issues
Released on September 24, 1991, Nirvana's second album Nevermind turned the music world upside down
A tea-break chat at Abbey Road Studios 50 years ago brought Alan Parsons and Eric Woolfson together – leading to a genre-busting catalogue that’s sold over 50 million units
A small man with a big voice, the late Angry Anderson was the last man standing from the original Rose Tattoo. In 2018, he told Classic Rock his story
As Screamadelica turns 35, we look back at how Primal Scream made one of the truly essential albums of the '90s
They hadn’t seen the top 10 since 1994’s Brave, but F.E.A.R. changed that. Ahead of its release in 2016, Steve Hogarth provided a track-by-track breakdown
Latest Classic Rock Reviews
Like Scorpions in their pomp or latter-day Whitesnake before the wheels came off, Europe's 12th album benefits from a punchy veneer and bristles with passion
Supported by Nevermore, the metal gods build a time capsule of old-school pomp, soundtracked by every song fans want to hear
Led by guitarist Alan Shacklock and singer Janita Haan, Babe Ruth experimented with blues, hard rock and prog and ended up popular in early hip hop circles
Are Big Four thrash legends Anthrax about to begin a latter-career renaissance?
Dovetailing with the announcement of the band's 2027 world tour, Oasis' new film is a genius piece of marketing. But it's also so much more than that
Gentle Giant's Octopus can be something of an acquired taste, with its multi-faceted approach and highbrow subject matter
