Classic Rock Magazine - June 2024
Classic Rock Magazine - June 2024
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In this issue
Slash
The Guns guitarist is back with a brand new blues album, and this time he’s brought the likes of Steven Tyler, Brian Johnson, Billy Gibbons and more A-list rock friends to help him.
Sebastian Bach
He played clubs and guzzled beer at 14, fronted Skid Row and got hit records, toured with musical theatre, has a solo career… “I’ve had a pretty fucking extraordinary life,” he says.
The Black Keys
The pack leaders of the post-millennial alt.blues scene have reignited their mojo on their twelfth album, Ohio Players.
Lenny Kravitz
The multi-faceted superstar has worked with some of rock’s greatest. On his new album, he’s revisiting his youth.
Pink Floyd
Ten years on, how David Gilmour and co pulled The Endless River album out of the hat.
Nazareth
With the band’s glory days behind them, last surviving original member Pete Agnew is keeping the veteran band’s flag flying.
Anthrax
One of thrash metal's Big Four bring the noise - and Kreator and Testament - in November.
3 mins
Beaux Gris Gris & The Apocalypse
If \"a modern-day vaudeville circus act creating music\" sounds like your thing, catch them live.
2 mins
"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.
9 mins
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.
10+ mins
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.
8 mins
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.
10 mins
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.
7 mins
STEVE HARLEY
Classic Rock's Dave Ling looks back at the life and music of the Cockney Rebel.
8 mins
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..
3 mins
Kerry King
The Slayer guitarist on his old band, his new band, his new solo album, bumanity's failure, and the pressure of going solo.
4 mins
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.
4 mins
The Warning
\"We got an email from Metallica saying they loved it [their cover of Enter Sandman].\"
2 mins
The Dandy Warhols
James Bond, Black Sabbath, Slash, white and pink noise? All things that have inspired the new Dandys.
2 mins
Silveroller
\"We're going to that original well where rock'n'roll came from. There's not many bells and whistles.\"
2 mins
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.
10+ mins
The Damn Truth
The Canadian rockers undertake a headline tour of UK venues - probably fully clothed - in July.
3 mins
PARADISE CITY
Taking cues from the big rock of the 60s, 70s and 80s (with a particular nod to GN'R), The Dust Coda are hoping their just-released third album Loco Paradise will excite you listening to it as much as it excited them making it.
8 mins
SMILE LIKE THEY MEAN IT
In their 25 years, by their own admission Skindred have \"never been massively commercially successful or super-cool\". But with new album Smile they reckon \"our time is now\".
10 mins
HUNGRY LIKE THE WOLF
Life isn't always a bed of roses when you're following in a famous parent's footsteps. But with his two albums so far Wolfgang Van Halen is escaping from his father's shadow and determined to succeed on his own terms.
10 mins
Along For The Ride
With more than 30 studio albums to his name, Canadian guitarist Pat Travers really should be better/more widely known. But, he says, our destiny is not something we have control over.
10+ mins
STARS IN THEIR EYES
Greta Van Fleet, prodigious guardians of rock's eternal flame, have emerged from the darkness and uncertainty of the last few years with Starcatcher, a retrofuelled blast of cosmic light and love that feels like it's one for the ages.
10 mins
AC/DC/50
2023 marks the 50th anniversary of AC/DC - half a century of riffs, rambunctiousness, schoolboy uniforms and some of the greatest rock'n'roll music ever created.
9 mins
Lucinda Williams
The singer-songwriter on post-stroke recovery, losing the ability to play guitar, and the thrill of a Bruce Springsteen cameo.
4 mins
Rush Subdivisions
Musically it was influenced by some of the newer bands they were listening to, and sonically it took Rush further into the world of synthesisers and not all of the trio were happy about that.
4 mins
Gallus
Young Scots on the up, they've already a 'best rock/alternative band' award.
2 mins
THREE-D MERCURY
Brian May's stereo photos collated for new exhibition.
2 mins
Powder Chutes
Three of them might be still at school, but their blending of rock styles is far from just kids' stuff.
2 mins
Mick Hutson
Hanging out of helicopters, stopping the New York traffic, sweet-talking kidnappers: a celebration of Mick Hutson, music photographer.
7 mins
SOUL POWER
They’ve been off the radar for a while, but Vintage Trouble have returned with new album Heavy Hymnals, and this time their blazing rock’n’soul is fuelled by heartbreak, social commentary and racial injustice. Just don’t call it a comeback
9 mins
The Tubes
Expect theatrics, humour and some great music – and of course Quay Lewd’s 12-inch donger
3 mins
Classic Rock Magazine Description:
Publisher: Future
Category: Music
Language: English
Frequency: Monthly
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