Guns N' Roses bassist and Irish passport holder Duff McKagan has kicked off his 2024 European solo tour, with a show in Dublin on Monday night (30th September 2024). Taking place at the Academy on Middle Abbey Street, the excited Irishman declared; "I wish we could play here very fucking night!"
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Geoff Tate concluded his five-date Irish run on Sunday night (29th September 2024), with an intimate gig at Galway's celebrated music and comedy venue, Róisín Dubh. Billed as his 'Greatest Hits' tour, the former Queensrÿche man played most of the songs that made his name, delivered a number of deeper cuts, and shocked by omitting one of the band's most beloved songs.
With a break in the Black Sabbath reissue series, Tony Iommi continues to delve into his past, this time with a long overdue first ever vinyl release for a pair of his most underrated works. Released in 2005 'Fused' saw the guitar legend team up with the Voice of Rock, Glenn Hughes on record for their first official collaboration in almost two decades. Also getting a rerelease is their first attempt, as 'The 1996 Dep Sessions', which originally came out in 2004.
Just how do you follow a worldwide smash? That's the difficult task that the likes of Def Leppard, U2, and Metallica have all had to answer to varying results, both creatively and commercially. In 1998, Canadian songstress Alanis Morissette found out what that was like, with her first album since the multi-million success of 'Jagged Little Pill'.
A rumble of thunder or two, an Iron Maiden Legend, a Metal Queen, a reborn Priest, and Crusaders of the realm; Stonedead 2024 had it all. Returning to Newark Showgrounds, Nottinghamshire on Saturday 24th August, the UK's best small festival was once again, a resounding triumph.
A record 75,000 people flocked to Stradbally, Co.Laois this past weekend for the biggest ever Electric Picnic. Celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2024, this year's bash featured sets from acts as diverse as The Wolfe Tones and Kylie Minogue.
In what could be their last ever show, rock behemoths AC/DC ended their #PWRUP world tour in Dublin on Saturday night (17th August 2024). Celebrating five decades as a band, the five-piece led by the firebrand Angus Young proved exactly why they're still one of the most beloved bands on the planet.
Four days of metal and alt music have seen Hellfest retain it's crown as the greatest heavy music event in the world. Taking place in the idyllic Clisson, France, from 27th - 30th June, 2024, this year's event featured Metallica, Foo Fighters and Machine Head, and was overseen by a mechanical installation like no other, in The Guardian of Darkness.
Decca Records Imprint Deram Looks Back on British Prog, Folk & Blues' Rise with Psych! Compilation.25/6/2024 Celebrating the rise of prog, folk and blues, Psych! is a brand new compilation from Decca records imprint Deram that charts the then nascent label's venture at the birth of the genres. Covering the years 1966 - 1974, the 64 song 3CD set - or 2LP condensed version - is available from 21st June 2024.
Copenhell 2024; Machine Head, Tool & More Rock Denmark's Post-Apocalyptic Metal Spectacle.23/6/2024 Copenhagen's annual Copenhell festival has taken place in the Danish capital, with Bruce Dickinson, Limp Bizkit and Machine Head among the acts to wow crowds at the sell-out event. Taking place from 19th - 22nd June 2024, Copenhell 2024 marked the thirteenth outing for Denmark's biggest metal fest.
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