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Tony Hadley - The Christmas Big Band Tour 2026 Tickets on sale now

💥 OUT NOW: WRATHCHILD – STAKKATTAKTWO 💥
We’re thrilled to reissue STAKKATTAKTWO, the fourth album from UK glam metal legends Wrathchild, originally released in 2011.
🔥 Featuring the only appearance of frontman Gaz "Psychowrath" Harris, this explosive follow-up to their 1984 debut Stakk Attakk is glam metal at its fiercest.
🎧 Stream now: https://lnk.to/stakkattakktwo

Tony will be a guest on Saturday Morning with James Martin this Saturday 📺 Tune into ITV from 9:30am or catch up after on ITVX.

Thank you to WCR FM for inviting Revolver founder Paul Birch to their open day and the unveiling of their new backstage performance facilities.

It was great to meet the people behind the station and explore the place where it all happens 📻

It's fantastic to see WCR FM continuing to champion local radio with a community at it's heart✨!

Revolver are pleased to have donated £5,000 worth of organic fairtrade T-shirts to the students at the City of Wolverhampton College! We are dedicated to supporting the next generation while raising awareness of fairtrade and sustainability in our local community.

Here's to a great start of the educational year for everyone at Wolverhampton College!

A 3m (9.8ft) statue of rock band Slade aims to reflect how big they were in their heyday and their influence on the music industry.

Read more: https://bbc.in/4yMFUgu

After years of streaming taking over, Americans are rediscovering the appeal of actually owning their music.

Vinyl has made an especially huge comeback.

In the U.S., vinyl revenue rose again in 2025, continuing a revival that once seemed almost impossible.

And physical albums have become increasingly collectible, with artists releasing colored records, deluxe CDs, alternate covers and limited editions that fans can actually keep.

For a generation raised on streaming, owning an album feels different.

You can hold it.

Display it.

Read the artwork.

Play it whenever you want.

And keep it even if a streaming service removes it.

Streaming still dominates music in America by a massive margin, and CDs are nowhere near their peak-era popularity.

But physical music never completely disappeared.

Instead, vinyl has turned into something millions of Americans actively want again.

In a world where almost everything is becoming digital, actually owning the music you love is starting to feel special again. 💿🎵