Chris Hemsworth joins Ed Sheeran on drums in Bucharest after intense training with Parkway Drive’s Ben Gordon. The Limitless episode captures Hemsworth’s wild leap into live music, vulnerability, and metal chaos—proving even superheroes can miss a beat.
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My Chemical Romance return to London for two huge Wembley gigs in 2026, celebrating The Black Parade. Expect theatrical chaos, emotional anthems, and Rock News UK right there in the front row to capture every scream and tear.
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Sky Valley Mistress fire up the hearse and hit the road with their Thundertaker UK tour this October. With explosive live shows and a second album on the horizon, this duo is set to shake the foundations of British rock.
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Warn The Duke are back with “Angels,” a raw, melodic punk anthem that channels chaos into hope. We dive into their history, essential tracks, and call for a long-overdue UK tour from Brooklyn’s most resilient rockers.
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Attila have cancelled their entire 2025 European tour just hours before launch, sparking backlash from fans and promoters. The fallout highlights growing tensions in post-pandemic touring and raises questions about artist accountability and industry pressures.
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Pantera have cancelled and rescheduled multiple tour dates following the death of Ozzy Osbourne. Their heartfelt tribute reflects decades of friendship, shared stages, and a legacy that culminated at Ozzy’s final performance: Back to the Beginning in Birmingham.
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Joe Perry says Aerosmith aren’t done yet, teasing a final gig while Steven Tyler proves his vocal fire at Back to the Beginning. Could this be the ultimate encore for one of rock’s most iconic bands?
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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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Iron Maiden turned London Stadium into a metal mecca, thrilling fans with a jaw-dropping set and backstage access. Pints flowed, riffs soared, and the crowd roared in contrast to Glastonbury’s BBC fizzle. Pure celebration, Maiden-style.
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The Molotovs tore The Bodega to pieces in a sold-out riot of riffs, sweat, and swagger. Joined by Soaked, blessed by punk royalty, and armed with a debut single, they proved rock isn’t dead — it’s just getting started.
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