Bob Dylan may make his 2026 tour of Europe his last, though some fans are pleading with him to continue the Never-Ending Tour

Paul McCartney wants to collaborate with Bob Dylan in the studio but says he is 'too nervous' to call up the veteran songwriter

U2 builds Carnaval de Luz on the back of alternative rock with Silencio showing the band can still rock when needed, which is often

Bob Dylan would adapt many of his greatest hits into rock and roll territory on the Rolling Thunder Revue, but I Pity the Poor Immigrant is a casualty

Bob Dylan returns to Europe later this month for a series of headline shows, and fans have shared their dream setlist

The Rolling Stones' bassist Bill Wyman is finally getting the credit he's due as fans assess his impact on the Mick Jagger-fronted band

John Lennon released some all-time greats and controversial records after The Beatles, with fans deciding on a clear best

Roger Waters believes that one of his solo albums is better than most of Pink Floyd's discography, and he may have a point

The Cure frontman Robert Smith once explained why he had never performed as a solo artist, or ever released material outside of group work

Pink Floyd's seminal Wish You Were Here saw one member take on a little more of the work than the rest, a singer has claimed

Paul McCartney fans appear to have pinpointed The Beatles and Wings member's worst album from a career filled with classics

Stereophonics has confirmed the release of a 30-song compilation album, Tune!, featuring their greatest hits from 30 years

Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Vol. II is quite unlike any other compilation album, and even the cover photo is full of surprises

Keith Richards has been a member of The Rolling Stones since its founding, and he has no idea how much money the band has made him

John Lennon was left embarrassed by George Harrison's offer, and said Yoko Ono was the reason he didn't want to join a new group

David Gilmour believes Pink Floyd has something in common with Neil Young and Joni Mitchell, and that's what keeps people coming back

Bob Dylan would perform rocking classic Johnny B. Goode for the first and only time during a show in Chuck Berry's hometown back in 2023

John Lennon may have plenty of theories about The Beatles' Abbey Road, but Paul McCartney went out of his way to squash one of them

Elvis Costello has collaborated with some of the very best in music history, but one artist could have delivered 'great' covers

The Beatles would never reunite on-stage or in the studio, and John Lennon once explained, rather bluntly, why not

Ringo Starr would work with all of The Beatles after the band's split, but he believes close friend George Harrison is to blame for the end

Robert Smith has never performed a show live without The Cure and there's good reason for it

Blossoms find themselves back in the middle of the road on Songs from the Wedding Cake, a plodding album with neat instrumentals

Fat Dog return with an ambitious pivot on Cancel Me (I'm Tired), a change they pull off tremendously as they rally around Joe Love's lyrics

Pink Floyd fans are hopeful of further bootleg remaster releases following Steven Wilson's work on the Pompeii album

Fans may be grateful that Paul McCartney is still touring but The Beatles and Wings member has been criticised for some song choices

Olivia Rodrigo may have put on an all-time great performance at Glastonbury Festival, but the performer was terrified before heading on-stage

Keith Richards believes The Beatles' failure to stick it out as a band led to some awful solo material, particularly from John Lennon

George Harrison and Paul McCartney didn't quite see eye to eye with one another when recording The Beatles' albums

Elvis Costello believes The Attractions in their heyday were as great as The Who, with the Roger Daltrey-fronted band singled out for praise

Rick Astley will perform a Christmas show at the Royal Albert Hall filled with festive covers and big band classics

Gurriers stand firm on second album Nobody's Coming to Save You, a staggering piece of work stuffed full of uncomfortable truths

Prins has made the difficult decision to scrap her 2026 tour, citing promoter financing as the reason for pulling out of the shows

Electric Light Orchestra frontman Jeff Lynne has dished out four constant themes in his work, and nowhere is it greater than this album

Holly Humberstone has cancelled her European tour after a 'core member' of the touring party faced a 'life-threatening medical emergency'

Dylan Gossett's hometown musings on Ramblin' never go anywhere, yet the songwriter has and fails to adapt his experiences to a second album

Gorillaz performed a 20-song, guest-filled set at Shaky Knees Festival, and gave a Song Machine song a rare outing

David Gilmour would pen one of his best Pink Floyd songs thanks to a fever Polly Samson had been suffering from

Pulp documentary What Do You Do for an Encore? captures the spirit of the Jarvis Cocker-fronted band brilliantly, and leaves the door wide open for a return

Bruce Springsteen fans are spoilt for choice in deciding on his best three-album run, but an obvious standout of his discography won out

Bob Dylan may never perform this classic again but Jack White joined the veteran songwriter for a rendition of his blues-y rock classic

Gorillaz dropped Stylo from their set but featured a Song Machine deep cut for the first time in four years during their Miami show

Vittorio Angelone takes You Can't Say Nothing Anymore on a victory lap of sorts, and it's a well-deserved one for such a striking show

Elvis Costello needed a change of studio scenery for his Johnny Cash concept album, and it seemed to work like a charm for the Shipbuilding hitmaker

Bob Dylan is selective when it comes to performing his greatest hits, with a Blood on the Tracks song performed just once on this day in 2007

Miley Cyrus trials some tech-laden pop tracks on Bass Persuades, and while not all of it is convincing, it's certainly a refreshing step

Gorillaz performed their first US show of The Mountain tour last night, with fans stunned to see one song had been dropped

John Lennon would say he, as well as Ringo Starr and the rest of The Beatles, were not at all good musicians in a traditional sense

Neil Young is at his crushing, heartfelt best on Second Song, an album that provides the Chrome Hearts their first taste of collaborative success

Bob Dylan fans were full of praise for the Rolling Thunder Revue and Shadow Kingdom renditions, which proved better than studio originals