In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Classic Rock UK

• “I WONDER WHAT PHIL MIGHT HAVE THOUGHT…”
  After decades of secrecy, Scott Gorham reveals he’s handy with a paintbrush and a pencil.
• RIP
  Thank you… and good night.
• Mark Spiro
  March 28, 1957 – March 28, 2024
• Robin Trower
  To coincide with the reissue of his finest album, a rock classic, the guitar great plays six shows in May.
• Erik Grönwall Quits Skid Row
  Lzzy Hale to front the band temporarily.
• Lars To Join Spinal Tap
  Ulrich and the Chilis' Chad Smith sign up for film sequel.
• Silveroller
  Meet the blues rockers taking inspiration from the originals and keeping things raw and simple.
• LIGHTSHINE
  Feeling, Trefiton Records, Germany, 1976. £750.
• The Dandy Warhols
  James Bond, Black Sabbath, Slash, white and pink noise? All things that have inspired the new Dandys.
• The Warning
  Support slots with Foos, GN’R, Muse and more. Meet Mexico’s latest rock export…
• Eagles
  A song built on a riff that guitarist Joe Walsh came up with, its title was what it was like being in the Eagles at that time.
• Kerry King
  The Slayer guitarist on his old band, his new band, his new solo album, humanity’s failure, and the pressure of going solo.
• Troy Redfern
  He was raised on a farm; he finds the blues “super-limiting”; he’s a big Frank Zappa fan; you can dance to his new album…
• STEVE HARLEY
  Classic Rock’s Dave Ling looks back at the life and music of the Cockney Rebel.
• RUNNING WITH THE DEVIL
  He may be “a hard rock guy at heart”, but with his latest album – a selection of classics of “the devil’s music”, each sung by a different guest singer – Slash is the latest rock superstar to take the blues road.
• SEBASTIAN BACH
  He was the youth gone wild: played clubs and guzzled beer at 14; fronted Skid Row and got hit records, star friends, a taste for coke, and the sack; drank more beer; toured with musical theatre productions; has a solo career… “I’ve had a pretty fucking extraordinary life,” he says.
• BACK IN BLACK
  As pack leaders of the post-millennial alt.blues scene – until fame turned their hair grey – The Black Keys have reignited their mojo on twelfth album Ohio Players.
• GOING MY WAY
  From aspiring band guy to multi-faceted solo superstar, Lenny Kravitz has worked with some of rock’s greatest. On his new album, he’s revisiting his youth.
• WATCHING THE RIVER FLOW
  Most thought 1994’s The Division Bell was Pink Floyd’s final statement. But after sifting through surplus material, 20 years later, with a little help from his friends, David Gilmour pulled The Endless River out of the hat.
• " FANCY GIVING IT ANOTHER TWELVE MONTHS ?"
  It’s the question Nazareth’s Pete Agnew and Dan McCafferty asked each other every July 1 since 1972. Now, with McCafferty gone, the band’s glory days behind them and Agnew the last surviving original member, he’s happy to still be giving it another 12.
• The HOT List
  THE ESSENTIAL NEW ROCK TRACKS YOU NEED TO HEAR THIS MONTH AND THE BANDS TO HAVE ON YOUR RADAR
• Anthrax
  One of thrash metal’s Big Four bring the noise – and Kreator and Testament – in November.
• Beaux Gris Gris & The Apocalypse
  If “a modern-day vaudeville circus act creating music” sounds like your thing, catch them live.
• The Soundtrack Of My Life
  Bluesman Walter Trout on the records, artists and gigs that are of lasting significance to him.