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In pictures: Corey Taylor’s career-spanning show at London’s iconic Palladium

From Wait And Bleed and Snuff to… the SpongeBob theme tune, Corey Taylor brought all the hits to his headline show at beautiful London theatre The Palladium.

“I got punched in the face in a hockey fight”: 13 Questions with We Came As Romans’ Dave Stephens

We Came As Romans vocalist Dave Stephens faces 13 Questions – from new album Darkbloom to weird rumours, cooking skills and getting competitive on the ice…

LostAlone’s Steven Battelle: “To a lot of people, I probably am living a certain kind of dream… I can’t not do this”

As their 2022 comeback continues – from supporting My Chemical Romance to releasing excellent new album The Warring Twenties – Steven Battelle reflects on LostAlone’s incredible underdog story so far…

Scene Queen: “If there’s not a door that’s open for me, I have the full ability to kick it open”

Want something to upset the imbalance in music? Meet bimbocore pioneer Scene Queen, here to kick open doors, fight old attitudes, and crown herself rock’s new royalty…

“I got fried-chickened at the chicken joint!”: 13 Questions with Wednesday 13

From aspiring to be an action hero to popping his bicep at the fried chicken joint, horror-punk icon Wednesday 13 takes a stab at Kerrang!’s 13 Questions…

Boston Manor’s Henry Cox: “I want these songs to last, and to have a place in people’s hearts for a long time”

Boston Manor singer Henry Cox to talks us through new album Datura – from its conceptual night-time storyline to its powerful messages of hope and solace…

Sick Love: The anti-mainstream art zine raging against vapid creative media

We meet Sick Love founder Izzy Gorman-Buckley to find out how her DIY project is shaking up the art community through underground movements and inspiring vital social conversations…

Who the hell is Maggie Lindemann?

Say hello to Maggie Lindemann: the pop-cover-star-turned-alt-provocateur who’s determined to “stay in the rock world forever”.

The power of audacity: Sharkkana and Bawo prove there are no rules to creativity

For the release of the new Off-White™ at FLANNELS capsule collection, multi-talented creatives Sharkkana and Bawo reveal how their limitless mindsets power them…

Alter Bridge’s Mark Tremonti: The 10 songs that changed my life

Alter Bridge guitar hero Mark Tremonti reflects on some of the most important songs of his life (spoiler: he really, really likes Metallica).

“An overwhelming and life-affirming experience”: We went to Brazil to watch ‘the biggest band on Earth’

Kerrang! took a trip to São Paulo, Brazil, to witness 1,000 musicians join forces in the name of rock music, community and human spirit.

The 20 greatest blink-182 songs – ranked

From 1995’s Cheshire Cat to 2019’s NINE, these are blink-182’s 20 prime cuts – in order of greatness.

In pictures: Måneskin’s intimate headline show in London

Last night Måneskin unveiled new single The Loneliest in style at the Underworld in London – and this is what it looked like!

Lamb Of God’s Randy Blythe: My life in 10 songs

From run-ins with the law to reflections on his home state of Virginia, Lamb Of God frontman Randy Blythe looks back over more than two decades on metal’s most cutting edge…

Bush’s Gavin Rossdale: “People believe other people’s bullsh*t, and then weaponise that”

On the release of Bush’s ninth album The Art Of Survival, we find frontman Gavin Rossdale in a contemplative mood as he discusses how the negatives of life on Earth – climate change, capitalism, the stripping of human rights – permeate both his mindspace and his music…

The Menzingers: A decade under the influence of On The Impossible Past

Now a decade old, The Menzingers’ incredible third album On The Impossible Past is a scene classic in punk rock. And, as one Kerrang! writer explores, it’s become even more important and meaningful in these times…

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