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Subscribe NowGuns N' Roses singer pleads for clemency for men accused of smuggling drugs who have since been executed.
Singer/guitarist Blake Scott talks to us about their upcoming national tour and prepping their new album.
From issue #646 (December 2005). How did the booger-obsessed punks grow up to write a rock opera and become the biggest rock band in the world?
In 1970 the singer was a guy in his thirties with a job and a lunch pail. Then he wrote 'Ain't No Sunshine,' and things got complicated.
As the punk rockers enter the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, we look back at the memorable moments that helped get them there.
Our breakdown of the big international releases, plus the special events your local store has planned.
"I know there's gonna be naysayers," guitarist Kerry King says. "But I'm proud of this record"
Country icon explains how he bridged his old cowpunk sound with a new mindset for latest album 'Second Hand Heart'.
Legendary singer explains how searching through YouTube led to a new duet with Lucinda Williams.
Despite a hostile press and Bon Scott's death, the band has refused to give up.
