UK prog rockers Pendragon will release their seventeenth studio album, Go Your Way, in September 2027

Inspired by Roxy Music, they developed their biggest ideas with Brian Eno, leading to a string of albums that demonstrated they were more about concepts than craft

Also in Classic Rock 359: Greta Van Fleet, Manic Street Preachers, Dave Hill, Rick Wakeman, Hannah Wicklund, Dolly Parton, Anthrax, Pearl Jam, The Temperance Movement, Tom Morello, Little Angels, Ian McCulloch and more

Def Leppard will play 45 shows across North America in 2027, with $1 from each ticket sold donated to help cancer research and treatment

Trying to keep up with Lemmy didn't end well for Scott Ian

Guns N' Roses will join Aerosmith, Black Crowes, Heart, Billy Idol, Slash, Run DMC, Duff McKagan, Nuno Bettencourt, Sammy Hagar, Tom Morello and more over two nights at the Hollywood Bowl

How filming for a tribute to the late, great Neil Peart helped Rush rise again

Sally Woolfson reveals just some of what she found in the two houses full of material her dad left behind, how she rebuilt her relationship with him, and her pride over his music’s connection to the recent World Cup

Black Sabbath’s I and Slayer’s Raining Blood have been confirmed for the soundtrack

The 1980s were a hugely fertile period for free-thinking, boundary-pushing British 'indie' bands

The Florida metalcore firebrands’ first album since 2021 drops on November 20

Liam and Noel's new Oasis doc hits streaming platforms starting October 9. Here's everything you need to know to watch from home

Brian May reassures fans that he could "never say never" to the possibility of Queen touring again

"Ozzy was like, If Bill does it, we'll do it"

Avatar are set to rejoin Metallica on the road in 2027 - and Johannes Eckerstrom is buzzing about the prospect

The Alan Parson's Project's Tales Of Mystery & Imagination debut album to be reissued on various formats

Modern rock heroes Greta Van Fleet are now ten years in and four albums deep – and appear to be sticking to their guns

The comedian/musician wouldn’t turn down the chance to collaborate with Opeth, either

Crazy Little Thing Called Love comes from the restored concert movie Queen: Budapest, currently showing in cinemas worldwide

In this archive interview, Aerosmith look back over their career and celebrate Permanent Vacation and Pump, the two albums that saved the band

California, Dream On: Aerosmith & Friends will take place over two nights at the Hollywood Bowl - and it looks like Joey Kramer is back

The Israeli musician has toured with Palestinian bands, is a fierce critic of Benjamin Netanyahu and has written many songs against bloodshed in the Middle East. But after October 7 and the atrocities in Gaza and the West Bank, does he still believe unity is possible?

Sleep Theory have become hot new stars for their mash-up of metal and R'n'B, but Cullen Moore shows its more than just lip service

Surviving Moody Blues member Justin Hayward is currently on his The Story In Your Eyes tour of the UK

He made just two albums and one collaboration record over 18 years, because his real focus was sailing – but that’s no reason to discount the keyboardist’s output

A key moment in the Canterbury band’s history came when the future Gong mastermind made contact with his former collaborator in 1966

French electronic music pioneer Jean-Michel Jarre will also publish Machines: A History Of Electronic Music in November

The Chambers Brothers' 11-minute classic Time Has Come Today was written after a Timothy Leary lecture and was hated by the record company... until it became a smash hit

The White House has slammed the "media freakout" following a speech by President Trump in Nebraska

Hurricane Nita will officially return to the Alice Cooper band next month

Disgraced televangelist Jim Bakker and his ilk also inspired songs by Black Sabbath, Poison, The Hooters and Frank Zappa

They had to open for Deep Purple with no introduction and no lights. But their response led to being signed by ELP’s label, partying with Jaco Pastorius and Joni Mitchel, and writing with Peter Sinfield

AC/DC's earliest gigs in Britain were memorable for many reasons, not least for spontaneous sightings of 'The Human Kangaroo'

When Eddie Van Halen died on October 6, 2020, the world lost a legend. We celebrate the life of the man who changed rock‘n’roll forever…

"I can’t wait for fans to see the special show we’ve created together"

One of their most popular and recognised songs was rejected, plundered for its title then became the star of 1974 album Red – after the line-up who’d made it had disintegrated

Led Zeppelin's Whole Lotta Love: borrowing the blues, happy mistakes, Antiques Roadshow and the classic single that wasn't

The Dead Daisies' revolving door continues to spin as John Corabi departs, Kelly Hansen arrives, and there's a new bass player too

Killing Joke released their self-titled debut album on October 5, 1980, and rarely put a foot wrong over the next five decades

The trailer for Wind Of Change arrives a year after a teaser video was released

One of just 500 copies of Led Zeppelin's Whole Lotta Love single from 1969 appears on BBC TV's Antiques Roadshow

Steven Tyler and rock photographer Ross Halfin deliver strong hint that Aerosmith have plans

Yes released their twenty-fourth studio album, Aurora, earlier this year

Released on October 5, 1970, Led Zeppelin III confounded the band's critics but truly brokered their legend

Prog veteran recalled connecting with Sandy Denny, his band’s attempt to fire him, being loved by Led Zeppelin, why they’ve never had a Steven Wilson remix, the “albatross” of Part Of The Union and the unreleased, more political version

"I’m thinking maybe 50 years is enough" says Brian May, revealing that Queen's touring days are over

"Sass was one of a kind, and she will be deeply missed"

Comedian and drummer’s record collection started with cassettes of Genesis and King Crimson before taking in Tool, Steven Wilson, The Aristocrats and more

Audience wore their soul and R&B influences on their sleeves, but theit originality put them right in the progressive milieu

Eight songs you need to hear right now, from Slash feat. Myles Kennedy, Tony Iommi, Steven Wilson and more