In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Classic Rock UK

• Simply The Best
  New book celebrates Tina Turner.
• RIP
  Thank you… and good night.
• Dave Cousins
  January 7, 1940 – July 13, 2025
• Kevin Riddles
  December 26, 1956 – July 4, 2025
• David Kaff
  April 17, 1946 – July 11, 2025
• ELO Cancel Final Shows
  Jeff Lynne illness and injury puts an end to goodbye tour.
• Steve Miller Cancels Tour
  Weather blamed, but fans suspect poor ticket sales.
• Rodney Crowell
  The country star returns with a guest-packed new album, and tells us what revived his interest in southern rock.
• Aerosmith To Play Final Show?
  Joe Perry hints at band playing one-off farewell.
• Jane’s Addiction Sue Frontman…
  …and frontman Perry Farrell countersues his bandmates.
• Dinosaur Pile-Up
  Following health issues, the Leeds alt. rockers are back with their first album in six years and a September tour.
• De’Wayne
  Listening to his genre-flipping new album, it’s clear Taco Bell’s loss is very much rock’s gain.
• MICK RALPHS March 31, 1944 – June 23, 2025
  Hearing a particular guitarist on the radio when he was 18 changed his life. And what a life he went on to have, as guitarist and songwriter with Mott The Hoople and Bad Company. Ian Hunter and Paul Rodgers share their memories of their bandmate and friend with Classic Rock.
• CAN’T GET ENOUGH
  STARS PAY TRIBUTE
• Warren Haynes
  Gov’t Mule’s leader on his new release, musical and marital partnerships, how the blues can rescue you from misery…
• WE SHARED THE YEARS
  A personal Ozzy tribute by Classic Rock’s Geoff Barton.
• NO MORE TEARS
  STARS SAY FAREWELL
• ‘OZZY WAS NOBODY’S FOOL, AND ALWAYS HAD THE GREATEST ONE-LINERS’
  Photographer Ross Halfin offers memories and a personal view of the man behind the myth.
• “OZZY SHAVED HIS HEAD LAST NIGHT”
  Photographer Mark Weiss offers a glimpse of the “warm, generous” Ozzy who helped his career.
• “LET’S GET A TATTOO!”
  Dave Ling remembers a night out in Hollywood with the Prince Of Darkness.
• ‘I SUSPECTED SHARON WAS THERE MORE TO PROTECT ME THAN LOOK OUT FOR OZZY.’
  Mick Wall on Ozzy, Sharon and all manner of goings-on.
• THE CLASSIC ROCK GLENN HUGHES
  With Trapeze, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Black Country Communion, solo projects and more, the bassist/vocalist has spent more than 50 years in rock. Addiction nearly derailed his roller-coaster career, but he pulled himself back from the brink and is still going strong. A life? Not half.
• THE DOORS OF PERCEPTION
  Judged more by what the industry perceived them to be rather than what they actually sounded like, Harem Scarem never achieved the degree of success that their music should have brought them. But they’re still knocking on the door.
• TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGIN
  Fully Qualified Survivor would be a perfect album title for Walter Trout. Unfortunately someone else used it. The bluesman returns with Sign Of The Times, looking at a world gone wrong.
• The HOT LiST
  THE ESSENTIAL NEW ROCK TRACKS YOU NEED TO HEAR THIS MONTH AND THE BANDS TO HAVE ON YOUR RADAR
• Helloween
  The German metallers release a new album in August and play an anniversary show in October.
• Connor Selby
  He’s seen mostly as a blueser, but there’s more to him than that.
• Warrior Soul
  Marking the band’s 35th year, the US band tour the UK in August and September.
• The Soundtrack Of My Life
  Beaux Gris Gris & The Apocalypse singer Greta Valenti on the records, artists and gigs that are of lasting significance to her.