News: (Glam Updates)

A once‑in‑a‑lifetime chance to hear Alice Cooper tell the truth behind the rumours, the reinventions, and the sixty‑year battle between Vincent Furnier and the monster he created.

Queen fans are being offered a once‑in‑a‑lifetime opportunity to celebrate one of the band’s most defining early works in spectacular fashion. T

A cultural landmark in the making: Bowie’s childhood home restored to the moment when David Jones first imagined the world of David Bowie.

The complete reconstruction of Mick Ronson’s February 1974 Rainbow Theatre concert has been uploaded to YouTube — the first time this footage has ever been assembled after surviving only as scattered, unsynchronised 16mm reels and damaged audio fragments.

In January 1972, Robert A. Johnson — the “Frayser Flash” — found himself whisked by Rolls‑Royce to Marc Bolan’s London flat, where the T. Rex star, at the height of his fame, invited him to jam, talk music, and cut demos during the peak of glam‑rock hysteria.

A vibrant new mural celebrating Bowie’s Ziggy debut is unveiled in Tolworth, paired with the release of grazing cattle onto London’s largest suburban rewilding site — a rare moment where music history and ecological renewal meet.

A modest suburban pub becomes the launchpad for one of music’s most iconic personas, as David Bowie introduces Ziggy Stardust to an unsuspecting Tolworth audience on February 10, 1972.

FROM THE MAKERS OF UNCUT By John Robinson It was ten years almost to the day since the passing of David Bowie. One of the many delights in Bowie’s career was his ceaseless originality and reinvention, and in this latest Ultimate Record Collection, we celebrate the genre in which – depending from which end of the telescope you view the Ziggy/Bowie/“Starman” narrative – he first truly took off from (or touched down on) Planet Earth. Namely: Glam. In Glam’s vibrant creative spac

Step back into the spectacle! Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of Alice Cooper's groundbreaking solo debut, 'Welcome To My Nightmare,' experience a never-before-heard live performance from the Forum, captured on June 17, 1975. Welcome To My Nightmare: Live From The Forum 6/17/75 CD released November 28, 2025 unleashes the sonic fury of a tour renowned as one of the most extravagant of its time.

A single page that reads like a cultural crossroads — where giants stretch their wings, icons fight for relevance, and the past resurfaces in glossy reissue form.