Rock

Deep Purple have released the first single from new album ‘Splat!’ – check out the propulsive ‘Arrogant Boy’ below. The veteran rock band are preparing to release their 24thstudio album, and the follow-up to 2024’s ‘=1’, on July 3 viaearMUSIC. Pre-order/pre-save the recordhere. Now, they have shared the lead single,the chunky, supercharged ‘Arrogant Boy’,which sees

Jack Douglas, the producer who worked with Aerosmith,Cheap Trickand John Lennonthroughout his career, has died. He was 80. According to a post on his Facebook page from his family, Douglas “passed away peacefully on Monday night. As many of you who follow him know, he produced great music and lived a colorful life. … He

Anthrax will release their long-awaited 12th album,Cursum Perficio, on Sept. 18, marking their first full-length studio effort in over a decade. They’ll preview the album with lead single “It’s for the Kids,” which arrives this Friday.You can pre-savethe song now. READ MORE: Photos – 20 Rock and Metal Stars in 1986 Vs. Now What to

Fat Dog have dropped the playful, retro single ‘Go Fuck Urself’ – check it out below. The track is the first from the former NME Cover stars since they followed up their 2024 debut album ‘WOOF.’ with last summer’s two rowdy standalone singles, ‘Peace Song‘ and ‘Pray To That’. This time around, the South London

After the Music Venue Trust joined forces with The National Lottery to launch Everywhere At Once, the first line-up has been announced – check out the names set to perform at the festival below. Read More:The ticket levy that could save grassroots venues and artists: what happens next? The event will take place for the

Joe Satriani and Steve Vai have toured together, played together and been lifelong friends. But it’s only been in the past couple of years that they finally formed their first band together. SatchVai — featuring the two guitar legends plus guitarist Pete Thorn, bassist Marco Mendoza and drummer Kenny Aronoff — are currently in the

Father John Mistyhas sharedthebaroquesingle‘The Payoff’ and announced a huge London gig for this summer. The singer-songwriter – real name Joshua Tillman – last releasednew musicwiththe single ‘The Old Law’ in January, and now he has followed it upthe harpsichord-rich newtrack ’The Payoff’,a bold, vintage-rock offering that touches on psych rock andlate-period John Lennon. Like ‘The

Tom Hamilton has been enjoying the best of both the past and present lately. His current band, Close Enemies, finally released its debut album this spring. The Aerosmith bassist also has had the chance to look back a bit, with the arrival of an expanded box set edition of the Boston legends’ 1973 self-titled debut.

A permanent tribute mural has been unveiled in Manchester, dedicated to late Stone Rosesbassist Gary “Mani” Mounfield. READ MORE:Gary “Mani” Mounfield, 1962-2025: baggy bass hero whose melodies made the Madchester movement The Manchester music icon, who was also a member ofPrimal Screambetween 1996 and 2011,passed away from respiratory issues in November at the age of

A documentary about Oasis‘ 2025 reunion tour is coming to theaters and Disney+ later this year. The film was directed by Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace, produced by Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight. It’s currently untitled, but is expected to arrive in select theaters worldwide for a limited time only beginning Sept 11. After that,

Phoebe Bridgers is returning to the stage. Find all the details below. READ MORE:Boygenius on the enduring power of ‘The Record’: “We feel as good as we ever hoped to” The singer-songwriter is set to play her first solo show in three years tonight (May 8) at the Liberty, a small club in Roswell, New

As the Rolling Stones began releasing original music, their subject matter darkened. Nervy hit singles like 1965’s “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction” and 1966’s “19th Nervous Breakdown” spoke to a turbulent age characterized by generational conflict and an escalating war. “Our songs were taking on some kind of edge in the lyrics – cynical, nasty,

While Derek Trucks has been part of some incredible musical collaborations throughout his career, they also helped inform the path he’s taking today with Tedeschi Trucks Band. The guitarist had the honor of being enlisted by Eric Clapton to join his band in the early part of the 2000s and it provided him with opportunities

Steven Drozd has opened up about being fired from Flaming Lips, saying that frontman Wayne Coyne “just stopped communicating with” him after he “went back to treatment”. Uncertainty about Drozd’s place in the indie band arose last year, when the multi-instrumentalist was absent from their live shows and replaced by AJ Slaughter. At the time,

The Rolling Stones have announced their new album ‘Foreign Tongues’ and confirmed that it will feature guest appearances from Paul McCartney, Robert Smith and more. The rock veterans seemingly confirmed the new record last month when a series of billboards popped up around the world, featuring their logo and reading ‘Foreign Tongues’ in various languages.

There was something about cars in the 1970s—they weren’t just something you drove to get from here to there, you were the car. Before everything started to blur together, style- and design-wise, your car said exactly who you were because it served a purpose, not who you wanted to be. The guy with the Boattail

Sabrina CarpenterjoinedStevie Nicksfor coversofFleetwood Mac’s ‘Landslide’and ‘Don’t Stop’at the 2026 Met Gala – watch footage below. The annual star-studded fashion fundraiser went down in New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art last night (May 4), with this year’s bash revolving around the theme of “Costume Art”. Carpenter kicked off the evening with a performance of her

Kid Cudihas announced thatM.I.A.has been dropped as the opening act on his current RebelRagersTour. The rapper shared a statement earlier today (May 4) confirming that he had made the decision after being “flooded with messages from fans” who had complained of “offensive remarks” at the last two shows. The tour kicked off on April 28

It’s easy to experience musical whiplash at the Big Ears Festival. As you hoparound Knoxville, Tennessee’s sweltering clubs and regal theaters, you may soak in jazz-funk textures at one show, trailed minutes later by avant-garde metal bombast. It’s certainly a high-brow experience not suited for everyone — but still, the four-day event never feels snooty.