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Warren Haynes on what Gregg Allman and Dickey Betts told him when he joined the Allman Brothers Band
Haynes knew the significance of stepping into the Allman Brothers Band but he had the chops, he knew the material inside and out, and he had been playing with Betts for years
“It's easy to get lost in the sauce”: Olivia Rodrigo put her entire Guts touring crew into therapy
During her year-long tour the superstar ensured that her team was on their A-game thanks to a therapist on tap 24/7
The magic of Mitch Mitchell, the drummer who landed a spot in Hendrix’s band on a coin toss
On what would've been his 79th birthday, we explore the legacy of one of history's most underrated drummers
Producer Danny L Harle enlists “dream collaborator” PinkPantheress for new song Starlight
“Starlight reaches for a kind of euphoric melancholy - a guiding light in all of my music,” says Harle
“The Downward Spiral became a self-fulfilling prophecy”: How Nine Inch Nails' Trent Reznor almost lost his mind
"I was really in a low emotional place," he said
Fall Out Boy’s Joe Trohman ruled out for rest of the year as he gets surgery on injured right hand
Trohman says he will be out of action for the rest of the year but is "on track" for a full recovery
Vivian Campbell on his relationship with Ronnie James Dio – and what Dio told Ozzy about his playing
Campbell says working with the late, great Ronnie James Dio wasn't always easy – and it didn't help that Campbell once likened him to Tom Jones
Richie Hawtin produces short film inspired by '90s Detroit techno scene
Kids Like Us centres on one of a series of illegal raves Hawtin hosted at the city's abandoned Packard Plant, an event that saw the debut of the producer's legendary Plastikman alias
We catch up with synthpop legend Gary Numan to talk sampling, running a record label and the future of music
Following the reissue of his 1984 album Berserker, Gary Numan reminisces on the demise of Numa Records and the dangers of AI
Shinedown’s Brent Smith on finding inspiration in a hurricane and why you don’t need to be play guitar to write a great song
The Shinedown frontman checks in to talk about the beauty of songwriting, the power of a song like Three Six Five, and to share his "most profound" advice for aspiring writers