The Michael Schenker Group have just dropped a bombshell for fans of raw, high-octane 80s rock and heavy metal: the brand-new 6-disc boxset ‘Live & Ready: 1980-1984’ arrives 3 April 2026 via Chrysalis Records.
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The “Rock Generation” has officially arrived. Scottish hard rock icons Heavy Pettin have released a haunting new official video for their standout track “Faith Healer (Kill My Demons).”
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Europe announce their major 2026 tour celebrating 40 years of The Final Countdown. The band will play the album in full alongside new tracks. Check out the UK dates, support acts, and ticket details for this historic rock event.
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Rock’s most unmistakable voice is back where he belongs: Graham Bonnet and the Graham Bonnet Band have unleashed the official live video for “Night Games”
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Last night, KK’s Steel Mill in Wolverhampton shook to its foundations as Blaze Bayley delivered a UK-exclusive performance for The X Factor 30th Anniversary Tour.
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Rock royalty Bon Jovi are storming back with the Forever Tour 2026, a global victory lap kicking off July 7 at New York’s Madison Square Garden and culminating September 4 at London’s Wembley Stadium.
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There are nights at Nottingham Rock City that you just know will go down in legend — and this was one of them. When Glenn Hughes, the man forever branded “The Voice of Rock,” rolled into town with his Chosen Years Tour, it was clear from the queues snaking round the block that the faithful were ready to worship.
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Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees Bad Company are getting the ultimate nod with Can’t Get Enough: A Tribute to Bad Company, their first-ever officially sanctioned tribute album, out now via Primary Wave Music.
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Stonedead Festival 2026 is cranking the volume with two seismic additions to its stacked bill: German heavy metal titans Accept and Finnish power metal warriors Battle Beast are confirmed for the Saturday, August 29, 2026, extravaganza at Newark Showground, Nottinghamshire.
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The Metal Gods aren’t hanging up their leather just yet—Judas Priest have confirmed plans to dive back into the studio in 2026 for their next thunderous album, promising fresh riffs, Rob Halford’s sky-high wails, and that unrelenting twin-guitar assault that’s defined heavy metal for five decades.
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