The Darkness Unleash Epic ‘Mistletoe and Wine’ Cover
As the 2025 holiday season ignites, British glam-rock legends The Darkness have dropped a riotous, shoegaze-infused cover of Cliff Richard’s eternal festive hit “Mistletoe and Wine.”
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The Darkness St Pancras Surprise
Talk about a plot twist worthy of a rock opera! On November 25, 2025, British glam-rock icons The Darkness—led by the indomitable Hawkins brothers, Justin and Dan—ambushed unsuspecting commuters at London’s St Pancras International Station with a blistering impromptu performance.
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The Darkness Announce Largest UK Headline Tour in 20 Years
Glam-rock legends The Darkness have unveiled their biggest headline tour in two decades: a seven-date UK arena run in December 2026, kicking off at Glasgow
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Iron Maiden Run for Your Lives Knebworth 2026: Tickets On Sale September 27
Iron Maiden, the British heavy metal titans, have announced a massive outdoor headline show at Knebworth Park on Saturday, July 11, 2026, as part of their Run for Your Lives World Tour.
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“We’re Not Here to Be Cool”: Justin Hawkins on The Darkness’s Wild Ride from Glam Gods to Rock Survivors
Justin Hawkins reflects on The Darkness’s flamboyant journey from stadium glam to festive Rock City staples. Inspired by Guitar World’s interview, this feature celebrates their theatrical legacy and enduring charm—even when they sing that Christmas song.
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How “I Believe in a Thing Called Love” by The Darkness Saved Rock in 2003 — With Spandex, Squeals & Shredding
The Darkness’ “I Believe in a Thing Called Love” continues to resonate, especially as 2025 marks 22 years since its groundbreaking release. This glam rock anthem not only revived the genre but also inspired a new generation of rockers. “
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Justin Hawkins Announces 2026 UK Theatre Tour With “Rides Again… Again” Solo Show
Justin Hawkins returns for his 2026 UK tour, “Rides Again… Again,” bringing musical analysis, witty commentary, and live theatrics across twenty venues. From Glasgow to London, it’s a one-man spectacle fans won’t want to miss.
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The Darkness Drop New Video for “Rock And Roll Party Cowboy” from Critically Acclaimed Album Dreams On Toast
British rock legends The Darkness are back with a scorching new single, Walking Through Fire, taken from their highly anticipated album Dreams On Toast, out March 28th via Cooking Vinyl.
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Dreams On Toast Review – The Darkness Are Back and Madder Than Ever
The Darkness have done it again. If you thought Permission to Land was their peak, think again—”Dreams On Toast” is here to melt faces, burst eardrums, and leave you questioning whether you should start wearing tighter trousers. It’s a perfect mix of outrageous riffs, sky-high vocals, and lyrical lunacy—and somehow, it all works.
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The Darkness : Dreams on Toast, Served Loud: No Seats, No Barriers, Just Rock and Roll
Tonight was a night of many firsts. For me, it was my first time seeing The Darkness and visiting the Regent Theatre in Ipswich. For The Darkness, it marked the opening night of their Dreams on Toast tour, a chance to debut material from their latest album while testing the waters, seeing what works and what doesn’t.
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