Pete Townshend has announced details of a new orchestral version of The Who’s 1973 album, Quadrophenia. The classical version of the rock opera has been orchestrated by Rachel Fuller and will be released by Deutsche Grammophon in June 2015, with a world premiere concert at London's Royal Albert Hall on July 5. Tickets are on sale at 9am on December 5, priced at £35.00, plus fees, and will be available here.

Free-roaming masterpiece of one of rock's nearly men...

“We were trying to sound like Kraftwerk…”

The album will be released on December 2...

From the Uncut vaults! Good times, bad times, new teeth and more

Jimmy Page discusses Led Zeppelin, his musical future and new photo autobiography in the new issue of Uncut, dated January 2015 and out now.

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Radiohead guitarist Jonny Greenwood has given an update on the progress of the band's next album.

UK, European and North American dates in 2015...

One bright Sunday morning, MC Taylor is driving through his patch of North Carolina, past New Hope Creek and the Eno River, over the Chatham County Line and the James Taylor Bridge in Chapel Hill, near the Haw River and the valley that he has meditated upon in song these past few years. Through apparently endless forests, Taylor's destination is Saralyn, a kind of hippy settlement just outside of Pittsboro.