The 10th annual Critics Choice Documentary Awards has unveiled nominations for legendary classic rock artists. Documentaries about Led Zeppelin, Billy Joel, and U2’s Bono compete in the Best Music Documentary category, showcasing these icons’ lasting impact on rock history. Winners announced November 9, 2025.
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Yes guitarist Steve Howe Bob Dylan tribute continues with Signals Crossed, a limited edition white vinyl EP featuring three previously unreleased interpretations. The December 5 release includes alternate versions of “I Want You,” “One Too Many Mornings,” and “Mama, You’ve Been On My Mind” with fresh arrangements that showcase the progressive rock legend’s innovative approach to the folk icon’s timeless catalog.
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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Glenn Hughes has announced The Chosen Years spring 2026 US tour, bringing five decades of hard rock history to American stages. The Voice of Rock kicks off his 25-date trek on March 27, 2026, at The Coach House in San Juan Capistrano, California, promising fans a two-hour journey through his legendary career spanning Trapeze, Deep Purple, Black Country Communion, and his explosive new album Chosen.
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The Stone Temple Pilots members created one of the most successful rock bands of the 1990s, with the original lineup of Scott Weiland, Dean DeLeo, Robert DeLeo, and Eric Kretz remaining unchanged for 24 years. From their formation in San Diego in 1989 to selling over 40 million albums worldwide, discover the complete history of lineup changes, tragic losses, and how the surviving members continue to honor their legacy with current vocalist Jeff Gutt.
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Discover the complete story of the members of Fleetwood Mac, from Peter Green’s blues era to the legendary Buckingham-Nicks lineup and where they are today.
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Discover how Badfinger Baby Blue Breaking Bad’s finale created television history. When the iconic 1972 power pop ballad played over Walter White’s final moments in 2013, it sparked a 9,000% surge in streams and introduced a new generation to one of classic rock’s most tragic yet talented bands. Learn the heartbreaking story behind Pete Ham’s love song that became the perfect soundtrack to a meth kingpin’s demise.
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Discover why King Crimson’s Jakko Jakszyk calls Peter Hammill prog vocalist extraordinaire one of his greatest influences. From schoolyard discoveries to sold-out shows, explore how this Van der Graaf Generator frontman earned praise from David Bowie, Johnny Rotten, and even the host of The Sooty Show. His raw emotional power and uncompromising voice bridged the gap between progressive rock and punk, creating a legacy that resonates across generations of classic rock artists.
When Anika Nilles the drummer woke up on October 6, 2025, her life changed forever. The German virtuoso found herself thrust into the global spotlight as Rush announced their stunning 2026 reunion tour with her behind the drum kit. “The past few days have been quite overwhelming,” she shared with fans, acknowledging the monumental shift in her musical journey as she prepares to honor Neil Peart’s legendary legacy.
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When Glenn Hughes talks about his illustrious career spanning five decades in rock music, you might expect him to reminisce fondly about his time in Deep Purple or Black Sabbath. Instead, the legendary bassist and vocalist makes a surprising confession that his most important musical work came from his first band, Glenn Hughes Trapeze. Despite achieving worldwide fame with Deep Purple and working with some of rock’s biggest names, Hughes maintains that leaving Trapeze was the biggest mistake of his career.
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Four-time Oscar nominee Saoirse Ronan has officially joined Sam Mendes’ ambitious four-film Beatles biopic to portray Linda McCartney, the legendary photographer, musician, and beloved wife of Paul McCartney. This groundbreaking Saoirse Ronan Linda McCartney casting brings together two acclaimed Irish actors, as Ronan will star opposite Paul Mescal in this unprecedented cinematic event set for release in April 2028.
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Legendary Jefferson Airplane guitarist and Hot Tuna founding member Jorma Kaukonen is celebrating his 85th birthday with four spectacular concerts across America. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee will perform in Washington D.C., New York City’s Carnegie Hall, San Francisco, and Denver throughout November and December 2025. These milestone shows feature an all-star lineup including Susan Tedeschi, Derek Trucks, Steve Earle, and longtime collaborator Jack Casady, creating once-in-a-lifetime performances that span six decades of blues, folk, and rock excellence.
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Rush adds more shows to their historic 2026 Fifty Something Tour, expanding from 12 to 23 dates across North America. Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson return to the stage for the first time in 11 years, joined by virtuoso drummer Anika Nilles. The tour celebrates five decades of legendary music while honoring Neil Peart’s extraordinary legacy. Get tickets now for this once-in-a-lifetime comeback.
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