Tag: progressive rock

Steven Wilson steps deeper into the fictional village of his ninth album with the release of the On Chapel Slope video, directed by Mike Bennion and featuring a wedding where the dead rise.

Classic Album Review’s Barry Robinson has praised Steve Hogarth’s live voice and stagecraft after seeing Marillion in Cambridge, ahead of the band’s Australian shows.

Steve Hogarth’s recent H Natural performances reveal a rich selection of Marillion songs that could feature when he makes his Australian solo debut in December.

Steve Hogarth will make his Australian solo debut in December with four H Natural performances in Sydney and Melbourne, drawing on Marillion favourites, solo material and covers.

Manfred Mann’s Earth Band’s The Roaring Silence turns 50, revisiting the album’s chart revival and its historic transformation of Bruce Springsteen’s “Blinded By The Light” into a US No. 1 hit.

Following their sold-out 2025 Australian debut, Pavlov’s Dog return in July 2027 to perform their classic 1975 album Pampered Menial in full across five cities, joined by Iain Matthews. Tickets go on sale 6 August.

Peter Gabriel has unveiled One By One, the latest song from his forthcoming album O\I, continuing the lunar release schedule introduced with his Grammy-winning album I/O.

Genesis have announced an expanded reissue of their 1969 debut From Genesis To Revelation, featuring new stereo, mono, Dolby Atmos and 5.1 mixes, previously unreleased demos and exclusive video interviews.

Independent filmmaker Chris Franklin has released “Someday I’ll Have Money,” a new 40-minute documentary exploring Mike Rudd, Spectrum, and the enduring legacy of their 1971 number one hit “I’ll Be Gone.”

Jon Anderson’s landmark 1976 solo debut Olias Of Sunhillow reaches its 50th anniversary, celebrating one of progressive rock’s most ambitious and influential concept albums.

Jon Anderson and The Band Geeks have emerged as one of progressive rock’s most celebrated live acts, performing classic Yes material with remarkable precision while introducing acclaimed new music.

Marillion frontman Steve Hogarth will perform in Australia for the first time this December, bringing his audience-led H Natural solo show to Sydney and Melbourne.

Genesis guitarist Steve Hackett and Marillion founder Steve Rothery have announced their collaborative instrumental album The Roaring Waves, arriving on 28 August and introduced by the new track The Black Sea.

Released on 25 June 1976, Tales Of Mystery And Imagination introduced The Alan Parsons Project and transformed the works of Edgar Allan Poe into one of progressive rock’s most enduring concept albums.

Jethro Tull’s first greatest hits album M.U. The Best Of Jethro Tull will be reissued on limited-edition half-speed remastered vinyl on 31 July 2026 as part of Warner Music’s Spirit Of ’76 campaign.

Karnivool guitarist Drew Goddard has been confirmed as keynote speaker for WAMCon 2026 in Fremantle, highlighting the conference’s focus on artist development and the Australian music industry.

Pink Floyd has joined The Royal Mint’s Music Legends series with a commemorative coin based on the iconic prism artwork from The Dark Side Of The Moon.

Bruce Soord details the personal origins of Ghosts In The Park and why it sits outside The Pineapple Thief’s collaborative framework.

The Claypool Lennon Delirium preview their upcoming album The Great Parrot-Ox And The Golden Egg Of Empathy with new single Melody Of Entropy ahead of its May 1 release.

Pink Floyd will release 8-Tracks, a curated compilation of eight songs from their 1971 to 1979 era, including a rare version of Pigs On The Wing.

Jethro Tull’s 1976 concept album Too Old To Rock And Roll Too Young To Die reaches its 50th anniversary, highlighting its unique place in the band’s catalogue.

The Moody Blues’ 1986 album The Other Side Of Life turns 40, revisiting its synth-driven reinvention, Tony Visconti production and major hit Your Wildest Dreams.

Yes have released Aurora, the title track from their upcoming 24th studio album Aurora, due June 12 2026, featuring orchestral arrangements and a continuation of their modern trilogy.

Jethro Tull will revisit the band’s 1980s electronic era with Under Wraps The Unwrapped Edition, a 5CD and Blu Ray box set featuring remixed versions of Under Wraps and Ian Anderson’s Walk Into The Light plus rare recordings and a BBC concert.

Jon Anderson and The Band Geeks will bring their Yes Epics, Classics & More tour to the UK in September and October 2026, performing classic Yes material and songs from True.

Richard Barbieri returns with Hauntings, his first solo album since Under A Spell, exploring memory, nostalgia and simulation across eleven new compositions.

Genesis’ 1976 album A Trick Of The Tail turns 50, marking the band’s first release with Phil Collins as lead singer and a defining moment in progressive rock history.

Karnivool have released new single Animation ahead of their long awaited album In Verses and announced a series of intimate acoustic launch parties around Australia.

Pink Floyd have shared the first official music video for Wish You Were Here, released 50 years after the song first appeared on the band’s 1975 album.

Rick Wakeman has confirmed he is recovering well from recent brain surgery and will return to the United States in March for the rescheduled Rick Wakeman And Son Tour with Oliver Wakeman.