A handwritten Fleetwood Mac lyric sheet just sold for £25K, sparking fresh interest in rock memorabilia. From Cobain’s guitar to Joplin’s Porsche, here’s what collectors are paying—and why your attic might hold a hidden goldmine.
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The Air Guitar World Championships 2025 delivered high drama, wild solos, and a historic Finnish win. From cinematic UK flair to global showdowns, here’s everything you missed — and why you should start practicing for next year’s shredfest.
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The Pretty Reckless For I Am Death delivers a chilling new single and video, blending gothic visuals with raw lyrical intensity. Taylor Momsen commands the screen in a dark, cinematic descent that marks a bold new era for the band.
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After The Mary Wallopers were censored at Victorious Festival, fellow bands pulled out in protest. This editorial explores artist activism, fan reactions, and the growing power of walking away when music meets political principle.
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Suede return with a full UK tour in 2026, supporting their raw new album Antidepressants. Expect intimate venues, fierce new tracks, and the haunting video for “Disintegrate”—a bold reminder of their enduring creative fire.
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Electric Callboy’s cover of “Still Waiting” turns Sum 41’s punk anthem into a rave-ready riot. With screaming vocals, EDM drops, and satirical visuals, it’s a chaotic reinvention that’s equal parts homage and mayhem. This one demands full-volume playback.
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Spinal Tap’s Stonehenge gig turned rock mockery into mythic reality. With surprise guests and real stones, the band’s sequel climax blurred satire, sincerity, and sonic chaos in one unforgettable night.
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This Stonedead Festival Review 2025 captures the raw energy of Newark’s one-day rock fest, from King Kraken’s fiery opener to The Almighty’s fan-fueled finale, with a heartfelt tribute to the late Ozzy Osbourne, the festival’s spiritual architect.
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Stonedead Festival 2025 brings rock legends, die-hard fans, and underground merch mania to Newark Showground. One stage, one day, and a monster lineup make this grassroots celebration the UK’s loudest love letter to rock.
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The Boojums Wings of Fire roars with garage grit and power-pop swagger. Nova Scotia’s breakout trio delivers a debut album full of raw emotion, thunderous riffs, and small-town rebellion. Out 31 October via Having Fun Records.
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