The Pink Floyd album that changed Ian Anderson’s life
Jethro Tull frontman Ian Anderson is a Pink Floyd fan, claiming that one of the band's earliest albums changed his life as an up-and-coming musician.
Ritchie Blackmore on the time Ian Anderson pranked him at a Jethro Tull concert
The Blackmore's Night guitarist was no stranger to controversy when it came to talking about his fellow six-stringers ...
Martin Barre tells how a bogus guitar became his main axe in Jethro Tull’s early days
At the age of 78, Martin Barre has been on the road for more than 60 years. He shows no sign of slowing down, as seen by his ...
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The Guilty Men Announce Debut UK Tour
In the wake of their debut album 'Invisible Confetti,' The Guilty Men have announced their first UK tour in February and ...
Opeth: The Last Will and Testament review — family secrets are spilled in growling concept album
The Swedish prog-metal band’s 14th record is based around the reading of a will after the death of a wealthy patriarch ...
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CT Music: For those about to rock, AC/DC comes to Foxboro
Music fans will be "Thunderstruck" next spring when AC/DC heads out on the road. The legendary rock band will bring its ...
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'Labour of love' delivers volume one of 'Made in Chesterfield' compilation recordings to celebrate town's musical history
A lengthy labour of love will be celebrated at a launch party for a double CD that brings together some of the finest ...
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Black Sabbath’s Tony Iommi Has Tentative Attitude About a Possible Reunion; Gives Update on His Next Solo Album
In a new interview, Black Sabbath’s Tony Iommi expressed tentative feelings about a possible reunion of the band's original lineup, and gave an update on his next solo album.
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The Classic Rock stars we lost in 2024
Radio X Classic Rock looks at the lives and careers of the musical legends that have died in 2024, from Iron Maiden vocalist ...