Deep Purple may have already confirmed a string of UK tour dates taking place this year, but they still have a surprise in store for dedicated fans. The iconic metal band have just announced a new ...

The band will play a hometown gig at the historic Royal Albert Hall in the capital on Wednesday November 25. It’ll see them reconnect with one of the most significant venues in their storied history.

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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” ...

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Kevin Latif Ayodele (right) and Sina Ghami (left) with Anthony Joshua. Image via: John Steffensen Anthony Joshua’s visit to Nigeria took a devastating turn on Monday when a road traffic collision ...

Sina Ghami and Kevin ‘Latif’ Ayodele, two friends of the British heavyweight boxer Anthony Joshua, were killed in a car crash in Nigeria on Monday morning. Joshua suffered minor injuries in the crash, ...

The two victims of Monday's fatal road traffic collision involving Anthony Joshua in Nigeria have been identified as Latif Ayodele and Sina Ghami. Both were close companions of the former heavyweight ...

The boxer's coach and pal also founded a London gym ONE of the two killed in horror crash, Sina Ghami, was Anthony Joshua’s good friend and coach. Sina was the world famous boxer’s strength and ...

ONE of the two killed in horror crash, Sina Ghami, was Anthony Joshua’s good friend and coach. Sina was the world famous boxer’s strength and conditioning coach for more than 10 years. The trainer is ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Deep Purple frontman Ian Gillan hinted that retirement may not be far off, despite his commitment to a European tour for 2026.