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The overlooked Deep Purple album that Ritchie Blackmore hated and Ian Gillan loved
This underrated 1971 classic was Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich’s gateway into heavy rock ...
Watch the new Deep Purple shares 'Splat' video and explore the transformation theme in their latest single and album.
On July 3, 2026, the English rock band Deep Purple's 24th studio album, Splat!, was released, and fans and critics are loving it. The new record, which consists of 13 new tracks, is described by the ...
Splat! (the song) is the fourth single to be released from Splat! (the album), following Guilt Trippin', Arrogant Boy and ...
Deep Purple gears up for its 24th studio album in 2026 while their iconic 'Smoke on the Water' earns fresh acclaim as one of the greatest classic rock songs, alongside confirmed tour dates like ...
History doesn’t like to talk about it much, but when Deep Purple first replaced Ian Gillan with an unknown, self-described ...
Deep Purple remain one of rock history’s most durable bands, and Deep Purple still draw new generations into heavy riffs, organ runs, and fearless improvisation. Großes Finale in der Arena: Über die ...
It will mark the group's 24th album and their first one since 2024's =1. "It's basically very optimistic," Gillan said, noting that he wasn't comfortable with letting out too much information. "Let's ...
A classic rock band is still going strong after nearly six decades. Deep Purple will release a new album soon, singer Ian Gillan said during a new interview with the “Songwriting for Songwriters” ...
Rock legends Deep Purple have released their brand new single "Diablo," which features a guitar appearance from country music star Keith Urban on second guitar. The track comes from Deep Purple's ...
Hard on the heels of Cleopatra Records’ much-applauded tribute to Ritchie Blackmore’s “other” band, Ride The Rainbow, November 13 will see the release of Purple Storm – A Tribute To Deep Purple – and, ...
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