Rare footage of David Bowie performing The Jean Genie will be shown on TV tonight for the first time since it was originally broadcast in 1973. (more…)

Scott Weiland has just released a digital only covers album. (more…)

This week, we’ve got a compilation from an all-time great, some blues rock, a classic AOR re-release and a bunch of prog rockers getting all scientific. (more…)

A previously unreleased David Bowie album has been leaked online. (more…)

Guitarist Earl Slick has officially joined the New York Dolls as their new guitarist on their forthcoming UK tour dates. (more…)

Rococo were all things to all fans. But not enough of one thing to appeal to the music industry. So while this 70s Brit crew had the ability to be megastars, in the end they were visited by their hairy godfather, who said: “You shall go to the Cult Heroes section.” Almost punk pioneers, as well as being uniquely progressive, Rococo nearly worked with David Bowie, and had one cunning plan scuppered by Elton John. Read on for this tale of mystery and imagination. Check out all of our Cult Heroes here. (more…)

As we get ready for the England vs. Germany showdown in the World Cup on Sunday, June 27, Classic Rock looks back at 10 of the most significant music events of 1966. Come on, you can guess why we chose that year! (more…)

This week we rummage around with Enuff Z’Nuff and Little Caesar. Get all AOR-y with Pendulum. Get Hammered with Grand Magus. Relive 1973 with Uriah Heep. Oh, and indulge in a spot of swindling with The Sex Pistols…. (more…)

Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Rod Stewart, David Bowie and Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne are among a host of Classic Rock-related names in The Sunday Times’ 2010 Music Rich List. (more…)

As the fall-out from the volcanic eruption in Iceland continues, with hardly any planes flying around Britain, Classic Rock thought it would put together a suitable playlist to ‘help’ those stuck at airports. So, this is what we recommend as appropriate listening: (more…)