Interviews

In Loud Medicine, James Kennedy returns with a firebrand account of life beneath the glitzy illusion of the music industry. Far from fame and fortune, Kennedy dives deep into the relentless grind, mental health crises, digital exploitation, and grassroots passion that fuel the underdog musician’s world in 2025. It’s part exposé, part rallying cry—a raw, humorous, and often sobering reminder that while the algorithms may rule the charts, the soul of music still beats in the hearts of the unseen.

Metal meets the waterways in The Canal Boat Diaries with Robbie Cumming—TV host, musician, and canal boat dweller. From epic locks to heavy riffs, Robbie brings a raw, rocking charm to Britain’s canals in this unique series blending music, travel, and life aboard the Naughty Lass.

Guitarist Chris Caffery opens up about Savatage’s long-awaited return to the stage, his upcoming solo compilation 20 Years Of The Music Man, and his unexpected creative ventures—from sea glass artwork to launching his own hot sauce.Dive into this wide-ranging MetalTalk interview that captures both his musical legacy and artistic spirit.

Phil Mogg returns to talk about UFO’s No Place To Run remaster, due 15 August 2025 via Chrysalis Records. The Deluxe Edition includes a newly mixed 1980 live set from the Marquee, with insights into working with George Martin, Paul Chapman’s return, and more behind-the-scenes stories from the band’s classic era.

At Knebworth House, legends like Linkin Park and Slipknot didn’t just rock the stage—they stopped for tea. Discover 50 years of surreal, star-studded memories.

Airforce reflect on over 50 years of friendship and music with the late Paul Di'Anno in a heartfelt tribute at The Underworld. The band celebrates Di'Anno’s legacy, voice, and larger-than-life personality. This emotional memorial marked what would have been his 67th birthday and showcased the enduring brotherhood of British Metal.

Knebworth House witnessed two of rock’s most iconic moments: Deep Purple’s explosive 1985 reunion and Queen’s unforgettable 1986 farewell with Freddie Mercury. Explore how this legendary venue became the backdrop for history-making performances.

Hi-On Maiden open up in a heartfelt interview following their powerful Paul Di’Anno tribute at The Underworld, sharing emotions, setlist choices, and memories of the night.

Brighton’s rawest export, Honeybadger, return with Too Slow—a scuzzy, high-voltage blast of youthful urgency. Unfiltered, raucous, and ready to rise, they’re not here to play it safe.

In a powerful reflection, Thunder’s Danny Bowes opens up about the stroke and traumatic brain injury that nearly ended his life—and the incredible fan support that carried him through recovery. As he prepares for his intimate 2025 Maximum Chat tour, Bowes shares hard-earned insights, gratitude, and the deep bond between band and fans.

Take a backstage pass into the history of the Knebworth rock festival—how it rose from hippie roots to host legends like Zeppelin, Skynyrd, and the Stones over 50 epic years.

Aaron Bond of When Rivers Meet opens up about their new album Addicted To You, life on tour, supporting Blue Öyster Cult, and what it means to stay independent.

Get behind the scenes of Maid Of Stone with Chris Wright as he reveals the festival’s rock revival vision, bold 2025 plans, and the chaos that almost derailed it.

Join Cardinal Black as they open up about the making of Midnight At The Valencia, the truth behind their on-stage energy, and the deeply personal stories driving their second album. An honest, behind-the-scenes look at one of the UK’s most compelling rock acts.

INTERVIEW: Chris Buck and Tom Hollister of Cardinal Black reflect on their musical beginnings, YouTube success, and how they’ve stayed grounded while growing into one of the UK’s most respected rock acts.

Venetian psych rockers New Candys return with Regicide, the explosive first single from The Uncanny Extravaganza. Blending industrial grit, political allegory, and hypnotic rhythms, the track marks a bold new era of sonic rebellion and raw introspection.

Candice Night opens her heart on Sea Glass, a deeply personal album blending folk, rock, and Americana.In this interview, she shares how family, love, and life's emotional moments shaped her music and inspired her fearless journey beyond genres.

King Kraken bring thunder to Swansea with March Of The Gods, launching their epic new album live at Hangar 18. Don’t miss this Gig of the Week!