Rock Legend, 73, Sounds Off on the Collapse of Today's Music Industry originally appeared on Parade. If you’re a fan of rock ...

Glenn Hughes fans have a lot to look forward to in the coming months. With this set, Hughes intends to honor his roots, which he described as "Motown and rock." He's been working with guitarist ...

A rock artist who came up in the 1970s recently gave his opinion on the state of today’s music industry. Basically, that it’s nothing like when he first started out. It was during an interview with ...

Hughes is well aware of how that might sound to his old-line fanbase. "They'll probably go, 'Glenn and Bryan Adams and Billy Ray Cyrus. That's crazy,' Hughes tells MyRockWorld.

Glenn Hughes has long been hailed as “The Voice of Rock” for good reason. Hughes can sing and scream with the greatest of greats, as he’s done for decades with Deep Purple, Black Sabbath ...

Legendary rocker Glenn Hughes is back with first first new solo record in eight years. Resonate will be released on Nov. 4 through Frontiers Music. Discussing the record, Hughes commented, "My new ...

The friendship between Tony Iommi and Glenn Hughes goes back more than 50 years – and Iommi even briefly enlisted the former Trapeze/Deep Purple man into Black Sabbath for 1986’s Seventh Star ...

Glenn Hughes Tried To Make Things Right Although not sharing a great friendship, Hughes revealed how he tried to reach out to Gillan after his wife, Bron, passed away in 2022. But the rift continued.

Vocalist/bassist Glenn Hughes is known as “The Voice of Rock” thanks to his memorable turns in the bands Deep Purple (with whom he was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2016) and ...

Hughes was considered as a replacement for David Lee Roth at the time. Glenn Hughes Confirms That Eddie Van Halen Nearly Asked Him to Front Van Halen in the ’80s Jon Hadusek ...

Glenn Hughes. Photo Courtesy of Chipster PR. Glenn Hughes, the former bassist and lead singer of Deep Purple, chatted about his 50th anniversary of “Burn” tour. Background on Glenn Hughes ...