Queen guitarist Brian May has ruled the band out of performing at Glastonbury Festival in the future. May has spent the last decade campaigning against the culling of badgers by farmers in order to stop bovine tuberculosis from spreading to herds of cattle. In 2013, Glastonbury founder Michael Eavis announced his support for badger culling, […]
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Paul McCartney has honoured the late Grateful Dead guitarist Bob Weir following his death earlier this month. On January 10th, it was confirmed by Weir’s family that he had died aged 78 due to underlying lung issues. He had also been diagnosed with cancer in 2025, but managed to ov His family said of Weir: […]
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Greatness was never smooth, even in the presence of brilliance. Inside the studio, with tape rolling and expectations high, certainty was often questioned. George Martin arrived with discipline, classical training, and an instinct for structure. He was the translator, the one who turned raw ideas into something playable, recordable, repeatable. Yet some of the most […]
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On a winter evening in early 2026, Royal Albert Hall became a place of rare stillness. Before 11,241 people, Robert Plant stepped onto the stage not as a rock icon, but as a father carrying memory. At his side stood Carmen Jane Plant, composed and quietly resolute. From the first moments, it was clear this […]
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At 62 years of age, Charles Bradley finally released his debut album and had us all wondering what exactly took him this long. One of the truest stories of never giving up, Bradley continued to chip away at the grindstone, staying true to his art in the face of continued goddamn rejection, only to finally […]
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Blues is the root of all rock and roll revolution, having laid down the foundations of that infectious rebellion in the days before electric guitars and tight trousers had ever been conjured up. Even the progenitive hard rock stylings of Robert Plant and Led Zeppelin found themselves endlessly indebted to the sounds of blues, and […]
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The ultimate experience for any Elvis Presley fan is a visit to Graceland. It’s not just that the Memphis house was the icon’s home for the majority of his life, but the venue is now the ultimate Elvis museum, offering an insight into his home life and his work, with the obvious elephant in the […]
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“We wish it to be known that the loss of our dear friend, and the deep sense of undivided harmony felt by ourselves and our manager, have led us to decide that we could not continue as we were,” were the fateful final words uttered by Led Zeppelin. It was issued on December 4th, 1980, […]
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There’s no sense in trying to compete with anything that Paul McCartney did when he was with The Beatles. As much as people have tried to chase after the same kind of songs that the Fab Four made in their prime, the reason why they will never reach the same heights they did is that […]
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The Guitarist Brian May Said Was Better Than Jimi Hendrix There is a near-universal cultural agreement that Jimi Hendrix stands as the greatest guitarist in history—a status cemented not only by his revolutionary sound but also by the tragic fact that he died at just 27, leaving behind only three studio albums. Hendrix’s legacy is […]
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