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• Bryan Adams and Pat Benatar announce extensive run of US shows - Louder
• "He said: 'Hold it! Keep playing that, don't stop!' He comes down in his undershorts and grabs his guitar, then completes the riff." How London’s famous clock tower and a flirtatious groupie inspired Jimi Hendrix's last great song - Louder
• "There was no facade, this was genuine." Take a first look inside Oasis Live ‘25 Opus, the official photo book of "the most anticipated reunion of all time" - Louder
• “Something had changed. The music was becoming more commercial. We’d lost something of our punk-type edge. It was getting a bit too arty-farty”: How Iron Maiden fought back against a press backlash and accusations of “hype” to deliver a classic album - Louder
• Dave Davies fire back after Moby criticises The Kinks' classic Lola - Louder
• Classic Rock's Tracks Of The Week: March 23, 2026 - Louder
• “The Eagles were recording next door, but we were too loud for them. It kept coming through the wall into their sessions”: How Black Sabbath nearly ruined one of the most famous American rock songs in history - Louder
• “To my shame, I did have big hair when I was a teenager – the full Mötley Crüe. But I could never get with Poison”: The 80s thrash classic Korn guitarist Head calls “the ultimate metal album” – and the record he thinks should be thrown in the trash - Louder
• “I was working with Pete Townshend just after Moon died. I said: ‘Have you got anybody? I’ll leave Genesis’”: Phil Collins comes clean about wanting to join The Who, Led Zeppelin at Live Aid and the young rock legend who sent him a letter of support - Louder
• "The songs and listeners were fake, the millions of dollars stole was real." American fraudster earns eight million dollars streaming AI songs that no human has ever listened to - Louder
• “He stopped the proceedings and said, ‘What you’re playing is crap!’” Bill Bruford’s first and best drum lesson as King Crimson recorded Larks’ Tongues In Aspic - Louder
• "Steven's happy we're doing this and thinks it'll be great fun." Porcupine Tree offshoot Voyage 35 tease first new/old music - Louder
• “I wound up in a place that I needed to stop and sit with myself”: Foo Fighters’ Dave Grohl addresses infidelity and social media fallout in new interview - Louder
• "I was kicked out of the Deftones show 'cos I was being too aggressive in the pit. I was like, 'I used to be in this band!'" What it was like being in one of the world's biggest metal bands in their earliest days - Louder
• "I don’t want my son disrespecting women, but he always says to me, 'Mom! You have a song called Whore!'" The misunderstood singer who became a 21st century metal icon - Louder
• "He is undergoing ​a full battery of tests": AC/DC's Stevie Young hospitalised in Argentina - Louder
• "It has all that weight, all that history, all that pain." How Hollywood superstar Cillian Murphy convinced one of the world's most acclaimed musicians to re-record one of his best-loved songs for the new Peaky Blinders movie - Louder
• The 12 best new metal songs you need to hear this week - Louder
• “40 years later, I still get to do the thing I love the most. I truly have to pinch myself.” One of America's greatest alternative rock bands announce 40th anniversary tour - Louder
• Muse return with bombastic new single as they announce tenth studio album - Louder
• AFI announce UK and European headline shows - Louder
• "We were playing the first slot at noon. Nobody comes to the stage at noon but it was full of people. They were waiting for us and chanting!" How four Mongolian pals playing folk metal became their country's biggest ever rock band - Louder
• "I started shooting up heroin when I was 13. I didn't want to be left out of all the fun." How a damaged teenage drug dealer channelled black days into platinum records - Louder
• Cool new prog you must hear from Crown Lands, Tarja, Ed O'Brien and more in Prog's brand new Tracks Of The Week - Louder
• Pentangle drummer Terry Cox, who also played on David Bowie's Space Oddity, has died, aged 89 - Louder
• The verses on Peter Frampton's new single are all Tom Petty song titles - Louder
• Vinnie Vincent launches $2,000,000 Guitarmageddon album - Louder
• Heart's Ann Wilson confirms In My Voice documentary and screening tour - Louder
• “We heralded a change that culminated with everyone buying Appetite For Destruction. We were treated badly for saying there’s nothing wrong with rock music”: How a group of AC/DC-loving ex-goths helped make hard rock cool again – with help from Rick R - Louder
• "It’s a celebration of where we began, and a meeting point between who we were then and who we are now." Placebo announce reimagined version of 1996 debut album, plus 30th anniversary arena tour - Louder
• Soundboks raise the roof once again with their latest heavyweight Bluetooth speaker - Louder
• Meet Ten Years After's Leo Lyons, the rock'n'roll Forrest Gump - Louder
• “This was a journey of me saving myself, staying alive, keeping my family together and continuing to make music”: Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine’s memoir In My Darkest Hour, looking back on his cancer battle, to come out in September - Louder
• “We lived through a mudslide, a flood, a fire and an earthquake, and we were living on 20 bucks a day”: Lzzy Hale looks back on the industry mishaps and natural disasters Halestorm endured to make their first album - Louder
• "I should be dead, but someone up there likes me." Billy Idol looks back on his wild adventures in '80s New York, including the night he met David Bowie while covered in his own vomit - Louder
• In 1984 Huey Lewis invited Stevie Ray Vaughan on tour - and he tanked - Louder
• “We were musicians and we knew how to play. We weren’t just a bunch of hippies running around playing three chords”: This rock icon broke away from her band to launch a solo career with an album that divided the critics. A year later she was dead - Louder
• "We jokingly called the album Commercial Suicide while we were making it." Why one of the world's biggest rock bands had to go back to "ground zero" on their riskiest and darkest record - Louder
• How a song from Tom Petty’s reject pile launched Stevie Nicks' solo career - Louder
• "I won't go through treatment. I've lived the life of ten men and will die with dignity." Ginger Wildheart diagnosed with cancer, says he has "2-3" years left - Louder
• The forthcoming Oasis Live ’25 tour documentary is "phenomenal" says producer Stephen Knight, with Liam and Noel Gallagher delivering "one quote after another" - Louder
• "There's no reason why you can't get better as you get older." Nine Thunder albums to listen to and one to avoid - Louder
• "To create something from nothing is one of the greatest feelings. It's heaven." Why Prince turned down a partnership deal with Guitar Hero, while Metallica considered it a "no-brainer" - Louder
• "One of America's great bands just got a little bit greater." Tedeschi Trucks Band continue the search for transcendence on the sublime Future Soul - Louder
• Peter Gabriel wanted to hire them. They preferred their own music - Louder
• "We need this, perhaps more than ever, and we suspect we are not alone." Hugely influential post-metal pioneers Neurosis return with stunning new album and an underground metal legend as their new frontman - Louder
• "I remember getting the award from Aerosmith and I went to an afterparty with Bono. It was all mad." How a comedy song about a posh lady getting her kicks from the homeless community became an impossible hit - Louder
• “My kids sat me down and said, ‘Please stop, because you are gonna kill yourself’”: Dee Snider opens up about health issues that made him step away from Twisted Sister - Louder
• "It wouldn’t be my first choice of nickname now": Gluecifer's Captain Poon on touring with Lemmy, fun with chickens and the origins of that stage name - Louder
• "I've got to be careful about what I say about it. But I've got a lot to say." Superstar drummer Josh Freese on his enforced "mystery" exit from Foo Fighters - Louder
• "There’s going to be everything from his hairbrushes to his smelly socks to his dirty paint chair." Unique Ozzy Osbourne museum exhibition to go on world tour - Louder
• What happened when Bruce Dickinson made the decision that changed his life - Louder
• “My life was going down the toilet. I was trying to stay out of everybody’s way, just to finish what I’d started." The story behind the troubled birth of Foo Fighters' second album, The Colour And The Shape - Louder
• The story of Captain Beyond, the supergroup who should have been huge - Louder
• “I knew it was a hit, but I didn’t really like the song. It was difficult to imagine what kind of touch we could put on it”: How Aerosmith scored their very first No.1 single – with help from a hit songwriter, Bruce Willis and a giant killer asteroid - Louder
• "He knew. He was ready" Sharon Osbourne has revealed the final words that her husband Ozzy said to her before he passed away - Louder
• From child prodigy to platinum star: Nine Steve Winwood albums you should listen to and one to avoid - Louder
• "It's our most emotional and moving song." In 1986, Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder taped something off the TV. Years later, that recording would leave fans wondering what in the name of grunge was going on - Louder
• Steve Harris on Christmas Day, Paul Di'Anno and Iron Maiden's early years - Louder
• The incredible story Mungo Jerry's In The Summertime - Louder
• How Boston’s Tom Scholz created an entire genre in his basement - Louder
• "I'll see you all around." Ghost appear to have killed off another of their iconic frontmen in a hilarious new video that has everyone talking - Louder
• “I was feeling a bit despondent because Free had broken up. I met a lady who was Brazilian and she said: ‘Come down and stay with me’”: How a supergroup formed from the ashes of one of the UK’s greatest bands wrote one of rock’s ultimate outlaw anthems - Louder
• How a controversial song inspired by a US tragedy became a UK No.1 - Louder
• Classic Rock's Tracks Of The Week: March 16, 2026 - Louder
• Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones is auctioning off a load of studio equipment - Louder
• "He could send masked men around to shoot me in the head." Former Pink Floyd frontman Roger Waters says that his vocal opposition to "evil" US President Trump could get him killed - Louder
• “There was a lot of violence. We were fighting off stage moshers, people were running in and crashing into us. Those were violent times”: How a “desperate” band dived into Egyptian myth and made the album that reinvented death metal in the 21st century - Louder
• "Is it crazy? It is crazy. And I'm a crazy ****ing guy. Let's go!" An insane looking new event will mix a metal concert with bare knuckle fighting - with the frontman of deathcore heavyweights Slaughter To Prevail set to take part in both - Louder
• Metal Hammer tracks of the week: March 6, 2026 - Louder
• Heart's Ann and Nancy Wilson look back on the album that changed their lives - Louder
• “I want to die in Lamb Of God!” The new issue of Metal Hammer features Lamb Of God on the cover – and an exclusive all-star interview with Randy Blythe - Louder
• “Pavarotti is our hero, he’s more rock’n’roll than anyone we’ve ever met before”: the story of Bono’s favourite U2 song, even though it isn’t by U2 and features an operatic legend on vocals - Louder
• "Being in a band with someone is very intimate. You exchange ideas, you have arguments, it’s exciting." The story behind the Fear City punk rock demo that Madonna recorded before becoming one of the world's biggest pop superstars - Louder
• Watch extremely rare video of Black Sabbath performing with former Fleetwood Mac singer Dave Walker in 1978, during the time Ozzy Osbourne left the band for just a few months - Louder
• "Iʼm not doing it out of guilt. Even if I didnʼt do it, the poverty would still be there." How getting stuck in a "rut", some tempting by Bob Geldof and the most A-list bill in history helped Queen pull off the greatest rock set of all time - Louder
• The wild story of Search And Destroy by Iggy & The Stooges - Louder
• "It did surprise us. People started calling us sell-outs." How Metallica wrote the metal power ballad that saved Miley Cyrus - and that Elton John called 'one of the best songs ever written' - Louder
• “It was amazing to hear keyboards with that kind of power. He really changed my life”: Jordan Rudess would have been a classical pianist if he hadn’t discovered this prog icon - Louder
• Quirky YouTube sensations Angine de Poitrine announce new album for April - Louder
• Surgeon defends video of Allen Collins playing guitar in hospital shortly after Lynyrd Skynyrd plane crash - Louder
• How The Byrds, aided by two South African legends, slammed pop music - Louder
• "We played it for our label and management and they told us it would end our career": The story of the glam metal classic inspired by an unfaithful exotic dancer - Louder
• The song that hit big in Europe then became an American classic - Louder
• "That experience in Vietnam changed him forever." The story behind Alice In Chains' Rooster - Louder
• “It an unbelievable. Crosby, Stills and Young shoved us aside and grabbed the helicopter before us, so we caught the next one”: The blues-rock epic that turned an unknown British band into US superstars – with a little help from a legendary Woodstock set - Louder
• “He’s always had more to say than can be expressed in just one band”: Every solo album by Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson ranked from worst to best - Louder
• David Gilmour says Pink Floyd were never progressive rock - Louder
• The surprisingly sexual story of a Bryan Adams classic - Louder
• Iron Maiden have been nominated for the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame 22 years after they first became eligible to enter - Louder
• Robert Plant on the mystique of Wales and the magic of J.R.R. Tolkien - Louder
• “I’m not in any way afraid of death." The triumph and tragedy of Nirvana's final album - Louder
• “A triumph in prog, and a masterclass in storytelling”: Members of Dream Theater, Nightwish, Gentle Giant and others on the power of Jethro Tull’s Aqualung - Louder
• The 50 Best Rock Albums of 2025 - Louder
• “A taxi knocked KK over. Glenn became an instant medic: ‘He needs hot water!’ He later told me: ‘Worst part is, I was tripping on acid at the time’”: How Judas Priest “danced with death” to make the album that turned them into superstars - Louder
• "I still have so much music in my heart." The frontman of one of nu metal's coolest bands has been found living on the streets - and fans are desperate to help him - Louder
• "We’re jamming, so it’s possible..." Rush discuss the possibility of new music as they announce second shows in Manchester and Glasgow - Louder
• "We were just tired, so we were like, 'Let's go live together in a cabin and take psychedelics', because that'll help, I guess." How The Beatles inspired one of emo's breakout bands to completely reinvent themselves - Louder
• "We’ve not got too many years left so every gig is sacred...you appreciate it more." Iron Maiden legend Steve Harris on 50 years of heavy metal - and what comes next - Louder
• “That was the one time Kiss succumbed to the critics. We wanted a critical success. And we lost our minds”: This sci-fi concept album was Kiss’s attempt to match The Beatles and Pink Floyd. Instead it became their most epic fail - Louder