This week we’ve got the return of a melodic rock queen, US greats revisiting their past, a London band named after the biblical Jezabel’s hubbie, some Irish blokes aiming for some Free-dom and a reissue from a classic Aussie band. Plus a lot more. (more…)

Paul Rodgers will be joined by drummer Jason Bonham on his upcoming UK tour. (more…)

Lots of blues-style rocking this week, as we look at some oldsters and also some newsters. There’s also some prog metal and biker-friendly rock. Oh, and some true metal from Germany (where else?). Hey ho, let’s go… (more…)

This week, we’ve goodies (or not so goodies) from Soundgarden, Michael Schennker Group, Angra, Methods Of Mayhem, Survivor…to name but a few. (more…)

In this era, when bands are so careful about choosing their name, it’s interesting to look back at some of the names which have been shared over the years. Some almost inherited their name from a previous band. In other instances, one was forced to change! (more…)

Frankie Miller is to release a single next week – and to celebrate Rock Radio is having a Frankie Miller Day on May 3. (more…)

This week we’ve got a real mixed bag for you. There’s glam from Sweden’s Crashdïet and Reckless Love; gritty, raucous stuff from original AC/DC singer Dave Evans; a solo release from Quo man Francis Rossi; some evil, seething, festering, malevolent, diabolic, fluffy (Surely some mistake? – Ed.) black metal from Burzum; a cool compilation from Paul Rodgers; and a couple of off-the-wall reissues from Finland’s Wigwam. Plus: photographer Ross Halfin quizzes UFO about The Coming Of Prince Kajuku! (more…)

This week, the Uriah Heep guitarist celebrates Spurs winning an FA Cup match, grooves to Free while clearing out his son’s room, worries about new airport security measures, looks at record sales stats over the last year, congratulates Muse on winning an art prize, reveals how he tried (and failed) to learn the secrets of drinking vodka, and admires the world’s tallest building… (more…)

Paul Rodgers is 60 today. (more…)

Legendary singer Paul Rodgers finished off the Classic Rock Week Of Gigs in suitably sensational style at London’s Hammersmith Apollo on November 6. What happened? Read on…

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