From Pink Floyd's flying pig to Apple Music Hall, Battersea Power Station's long relationship with music is entering an ambitious new chapter.
Bill Withers wasn’t sure about giving up his day job. In the late 1960s he was gigging around Los Angeles and shopping his ...
In this exclusive interview from Uncut’s October 1999 issue – run across four parts – David Bowie looks back on 30 years of genius, drugs and derangement. Words: Chris Roberts David Bowie’s one of ...
George Harrison: “The biggest tragedy of The Beatles’ break up was that he wasn’t in a band anymore”
UNCUT: How did you first meet George? RAY COOPER: I worked with all The Beatles individually, after they broke up. But I ...
Softly spoken and unfailingly polite, Dylan Young doesn’t seem the type to “let the chaos take control”, but that’s what he ...
Musicians have always been obsessed with money. Along with sex, it makes for one of the great lyrical subject matters – these ...
As you’ll read in this new magazine, where 1985’s Biograph opened the door, the mission of the Bootleg Series (18 volumes and ...
Rock'n'roll, soul, power pop, hip-hop and more all flourished in Memphis - the city whose greatest talent was bringing ...
Which artist delivered the greatest Glastonbury headline set of all time? We rank 21 unforgettable performances, from ...
Previously unseen footage from David Bowie’s 1978 Isolar II tour will feature in a new arena experience premiering in Berlin ...
CD pressings and Britpop classics are soaring in value, while those dusty loft boxes may hold unexpected treasures ...
A struggling debut album, a support slot with Nils Lofgren and an unexpected chain of events that launched Tom Petty & The ...
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