Shinedown rocked Download Festival 2025 with “Three Six Five” and “Sound of Madness,” cementing their path to headlining. With 20 No. 1 hits and 6.5 billion streams, they’re America’s rock titans—UK fans, join the roar!
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Six Years Later, Airbourne Return with a Hard Rock Gut Punch Hold onto your beer cans and brace yourselves—Australian rock
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Panic Shack’s “Thelma & Louise” is a punk anthem celebrating female friendship, from their debut album out July 18 via Brace Yourself Records
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Jeff Lynne’s Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) will take the Great Oak Stage at American Express presents BST Hyde Park on Sunday, July 13, 2025, for their final ever performance. This landmark show, part of their “Over and Out” farewell tour, marks a historic goodbye for one of Britain’s most beloved bands, formed in Birmingham in 1970.
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Sleep Token are an anonymous London-based band formed in 2016, known for their mysterious persona and genre-blending sound. Led by the enigmatic frontman Vessel, alongside members II (drums), III (bass), and IV (guitar/backing vocals), they hide their identities behind masks and worship an ancient deity called “Sleep.” Their music, described as offerings to this entity, is delivered through immersive live shows called “Rituals” that combine theatricality with raw emotion.
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The mighty Iron Maiden launched their Run For Your Lives Tour 2025 with an electrifying performance in Budapest on May 27, 2025. Celebrating 50 years of heavy metal dominance, this tour revisits the band’s iconic first nine studio albums, delivering a nostalgic journey for fans at Papp László Sportaréna.
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Just when fans thought Ozzy Osbourne had taken his final bow, the Prince of Darkness proves he’s far from fading away. Days after his farewell show with Black Sabbath at Villa Park on July 5, 2025, Ozzy will storm Comic Con Midlands at Birmingham’s NEC on July 12-13. Joined by Sharon, Kelly, and Jack Osbourne, stars of the iconic The Osbournes reality show, he’s trading metal riffs for fan selfies in a historic pop culture moment.
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Lancaster’s rock powerhouse Massive Wagons, a beloved favorite here at Rock News, has been named official Metal For Good Ambassadors, cementing their commitment to mental health and anti-bullying initiatives. Kicking off their EU tour supporting Myles Kennedy in June 2025, the band continues to ride the wave of their #1 UK Rock Album Charts triumph with Earth To Grace.
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Scottish indie rock legends The Fratellis are gearing up to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Costello Music with an electrifying UK tour in February 2026. Kicking off at Nottingham’s Rock City on February 5 and wrapping up at Newcastle’s NX on February 20, the band will perform their iconic debut album in full, bringing anthems like “Chelsea Dagger”, “Henrietta”, and “Whistle for the Choir” to life.
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Disaster Area isn’t just a band—they’re a cosmic force. The loudest, most destructive rock group in existence, their performances shatter planets, melt moons, and bend time itself. Hotblack Desiato, their legendary frontman, spent a year officially dead for tax reasons. Their concerts? A full-scale interstellar event—or extinction-level disaster.
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