Metallica Live

Fifty years after its release, Linda Ronstadt's Hasten Down The Wind remains one of the defining albums of the 1970s, cementing her place as one of popular music's most influential voices while expanding the creative boundaries of country rock.

Forty years after its release, UB40's seventh studio album Rat In The Kitchen remains one of the band's defining recordings, pairing politically charged songwriting with some of the group's biggest commercial successes, including the hit singles "Sing Our Own Song" and "Rat In Mi Kitchen".

Forty years after its release, R.E.M.'s fourth studio album Life's Rich Pageant remains one of the defining records in the band's catalogue, marking the point where the Athens, Georgia group broadened its audience without abandoning the artistic identity that made it one of alternative rock's most influential acts.

Forty years after its release, Billy Joel's tenth studio album The Bridge remains one of the most debated records in his catalogue. While it produced major hit singles and featured collaborations with some of Joel's musical heroes, the songwriter himself later became one of its strongest critics.

Phil Collins' landmark debut solo album Face Value will be revisited for its 45th anniversary with a new 4-LP deluxe vinyl collection and a separate Blu-ray Audio release featuring new Dolby Atmos, 5.1 and stereo mixes.

Jon Anderson's landmark solo debut Olias Of Sunhillow reaches its 50th anniversary on 9 July 2026, marking half a century since the Yes singer created one of progressive rock's most ambitious and influential concept albums.

Ben Folds is marking the 30th anniversary of the landmark debut by Ben Folds Five with a newly remastered edition that also unlocks the band's long shelved original recording sessions for the first time.