The wait is over – Guns N’ Roses, the immortal architects of hard rock chaos, have detonated two blistering new singles.
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Forget corporate sponsors. We’ve reimagined the Las Vegas Grand Prix grid with legendary rock liveries. From Mötley Crüe’s Theatre of Pain to Van Halen’s stripes, witness the Las Vegas F1 Rock Takeover concept art that brings the noise to the strip.
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The “World’s Largest Rock Festival” is bigger than ever: Welcome to Rockville 2026 unleashes 160+ bands across five stages at Daytona International Speedway
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Alan Niven, former Guns N’ Roses manager, has filed a lawsuit to publish his memoir, Sound N’ Fury. The band is using a 1991 confidentiality clause to block the book, threatening to keep the unfiltered chaos of the Appetite era hidden.
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The jungle’s rumbling again: Slash, the top-hatted guitar legend behind Guns N’ Roses’ iconic wail, has ignited fan frenzy with a cryptic tease about the band’s long-awaited new album.
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The roar is real: Guns N’ Roses, Linkin Park, and Limp Bizkit are your Apex Stage overlords for Download Festival 2026 (DLXXIII), capping a first-wave lineup of over 80 acts that detonated at 9:15pm last night in a pyro-laced social blitz.
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Guns N’ Roses frontman Axl Rose waved the chequered flag at the 2025 Hungarian Grand Prix, capping off a dramatic race weekend with a stylish cameo that caught the eye of Martin Brundle and added rock flair to the F1 paddock.
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Birmingham’s Villa Park erupted for Back to the Beginning, a heavy metal colossus honoring Black Sabbath. Metallica, Slayer, Halestorm, and more delivered riffs, chaos, and tributes, forging an unforgettable night in the birthplace of metal.
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Ozzy Osbourne returns to Villa Park for Black Sabbath’s ultimate farewell gig. Get the full rundown on the line up, travel tips, Sabbath sightseeing, and how fans across the globe can tune into this seismic livestream event.
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What a day! We, along with 65,000 fans, gathered in Hyde Park for a day of pure rock n roll, as part of the BST season in London. With the Great Oak Stage welcoming Larkin Poe, The Darkness, The Pretenders and of course Guns ’N’ Roses, and two other stages hosting another eight acts, including Dirty Honey, James and the Cold Gun and The Foxies, there was something for everyone.
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