Last night, Johnny Marr surprised lucky fans with a special guest appearance during Franz Ferdinand’s Amazon Music UK City Sessions in Manchester. The

Jorge Botas at Metal Global caught up with formere Nightwish bassist / vocalist Marko Hietala to discuss his forthcoming solo album, as well as his health and his decision to leave Nightwish in January 2021. Check out the interview below.
Hietala has gone on record numerous times saying that suffereing from…

Jeff Beck considered this one guitar player as “the first shockwave”, reshaping and shaking up the London music scene through his mere presence.

Franz Ferdinand just put out their new album The Human Fear, and to celebrate, they played a set for Amazon Music UK’s Sounds In The City Sessions. It was a true melding of UK indie rock greats, as the Scottish band brought out ex-Smiths guitarist Johnny Marr for a rendition of a song he helped make famous, “Bigmouth Strikes Again.”

‘I was regretting it already when I was leaving.’

In a recent interview with Jorge Botas from Portugal’s Metal Global, Marko Hietala was asked whether he has any regrets about departing from NIGHTWISH back in 2021.

Johnny Marr joined Franz Ferdinand in Manchester last night for a trio of songs including The Smiths’ ‘Bigmouth Strikes Again’.

Robbie Williams recently hinted at a sequel of his own biopic, Better Man.The former Take That band-member in an interview with Australian DJ Sean Brown expressed that he is hopeful of getting the chance to make another movie because he…

He may have been the Beatles’ drumming master, but Ringo Starr was a bonafide hit-maker in his own right. How many number ones has he had

It was the final song The Beatles’ all worked on in the studio

When Ian McCulloch wrote Echo and The Bunnymen track ‘How Far?’, he felt he had channelled David Bowie enough for it to be one of his own songs.

BLACKPINK’s Rosé continues her record-breaking streak on the United Kingdom’s Official Singles Chart!

For the week of January 16 to 22, Rosé and Bruno Mars’ hit collab “APT.” spent its third consecutive week—and its fourth overall—at its peak of No. 2 on the Official Singles Chart (widely regarded as the U.K. equivalent to Billboard’s Hot 100 in the United States).

Not only does “APT.” already hold the record for the highest ranking ever achieved by a female K-pop act (including groups) on the Official Singles Chart, but it is now the first K-pop song ever to spend 12 weeks in the top 5—and the first to spend four weeks in the top 2 of the chart.

“APT.” also topped both the Official Streaming Chart and the Official Singles Sales Chart this week, in addition to staying strong at No. 2 on the Official Singles Downloads Chart.

Congratulations to Rosé!

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It adorned a legendary album cover – but the pig used by Pink Floyd broke free and floated more than 60 miles to Kent.

A look into the collaborations between Van Morrison and Mark Knopfler, particularly on Cleaning Windows, one of Knopfler’s favourite songs ever.

Metallica may have had a riff machine in James Hetfield, but many forget about the genius lying underneath the surface in Jason Newsted.

“I was just always lost — everything was a mess”

Jimi Hendrix is the greatest ever guitarist in rock and roll, and he certainly knew it because there were greatest hits thrown into his sets time and again.

The 1980s nearly sent the Rolling Stones to the brink of death, but it also saw Mick Jagger taking his first solo performance on a not so subtle stage.

The Take That star opens up on hopes of another movie delving into his colourful life and career

“The Who used to play this track, but I could never sing it as good as Martha,“ the strapping singer Roger Daltrey told Tracks of My Years.

And no, it’s not by Metallica, Slayer or Mercyful Fate

A look at George Harrison and his somewhat spiky attitude towards The Beatles, apart from a few of their songs from the early days, and which ones they were