Before they were selling out stadiums, headlining festivals, and changing the course of music history, many of rock's most ...

Progressive rock never really disappeared. It simply slipped out of the mainstream.

The Termites - Kilmarnock psychobilly legends. Loud, raw & wild since the '80s. Back with a vengeance, their first ever live ...

The story of rock is littered with casualties. These 6 acts ignored, embraced or outlasted every trend – and are still ...

Like the hippies and punks before them, slackers were characterised as figures of generational discontent. But ...

Ireland's power pop icons ASH return to Australia and New Zealand this September to celebrate 30 years of their iconic debut ...

Oasis singer Liam Gallagher 's youngest son Gene, 25, took to the stage at the Reading music extravaganza with his band ...

Reading and Leeds 2026 sold out with a pop-led bill. The history says the big festivals are fine — it’s the UK’s independent festivals that are dying.

There are times when music can bring about a societal revolution. That was certainly the case in the late 1960s, when rock and roll spoke for the counterculture in a time of war. It happened again in ...

A grunge anthem, a Britpop classic, and a Christmas pop song all have one thing in common: they've been covered more times than almost anything else from the decade.

Britpop undeniably peaked by 1996. Oasis and Blur dominated the charts while clashing with each other publicly. Famously, the Gallagher brothers taunted Blur on stage at the 1998 Brit Awards. In ...