Australian rock juggernauts The Lazys unleash “Hot Under the Collar”—a raucous, fan-powered track backed by a massive 2025 international tour. Expect sweat, volume, and a BBQ with the band. Rock’s not dead—it’s just getting louder.
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Scorpions roar into their 60th year with From The First Sting, a deluxe 31-track retrospective blending timeless anthems, rare gems, and live magic. It’s more than an album—it’s a thunderous celebration of rock legacy across generations.
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Asking Alexandria’s DC Warped Tour set drew harsh fan criticism, with Danny Worsnop’s disengaged performance sparking rumours of internal strife. Once metalcore royalty, the band now faces a pivotal moment that could define their future.
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Fresh from their triumph as “Young Artist of the Year” at the UK Blues Awards 2025, Kent-based blues-rock trio The Zac Schulze Gang are thrilled to unveil an 8-date headline UK tour spanning September and October 2025.
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With over 3.3 billion global streams and a Grammy for Love Bites (So Do I), Pennsylvania’s hard rock titans Halestorm are unleashing a seismic 2025, starting with the electrifying video for Darkness Always Wins, the lead single from their sixth studio album, Everest, out August 8 via Atlantic Records.
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Montreal’s psychedelic rock juggernaut The Damn Truth is set to torch the UK with an 11-date headline tour in November
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The Damned are reuniting their classic lineup for a one-night-only 50th anniversary show at OVO Arena Wembley. Expect punk chaos, surprise setlists, and support from Peter Hook, Marc Almond, and The Courettes in a night of pure rock theatre.
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Selfridges Birmingham honours Black Sabbath’s final UK gig with an immersive tribute—featuring murals, exclusive merch, and a city-wide celebration of metal’s founding fathers. A must-see for fans as Birmingham becomes the epicentre of heavy metal history.
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AC/DC are coming home with the Power Up Tour 2025. As they light up Australia once more, fans brace for what could be the band’s final tour. We dive into their legacy—and ask, is this the last salute?
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Mick Ralphs, co-founder of Bad Company and Mott the Hoople, has died at 81. This tribute explores his iconic riffs, top songs, and enduring legacy in British rock. A must-read for fans and newcomers alike.
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