Fraser Lewry is the Online Editor for Classic Rock, where he has been since 2014. With 39 years in the music industry, he covers a wide range of topics including music genres, the music business, and entertainment news, while also exploring the intersection of culture and society. Fraser has been featured in MSN, World Wealth Journal, NewsBreak, Yahoo News, Louder, and Yahoo Sports.
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Fraser Lewry's coverage heavily emphasizes rock music, including news about bands, concerts, and entertainment events. He also features private sector announcements and press releases related to the entertainment industry.
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Crock Of Hits will go on sale in November, prior to The Darkness's Christmas arena tour
Eight songs you need to hear right now, from Europe, Airbourne, Stanley Simmons and more
By: Fraser Lewry
2017’s The Desaturating Seven was Les Claypool’s bid to explore the darkness of a 1970s children’s story, harnessing the influences of King Crimson, Tool and Sean Lennon
Glitter, recorded in 1974, is the earliest Van Halen recording ever to be officially released
Louisa Livingstone's Alice follows the release of two songs about being the woman on the cover of Black Sabbath's debut album
The Boss's Philadelphia Freedom Cut includes performances of Born In The USA, Darkness On The Edge of Town and Streets Of Minneapolis
Bryan Adams has announced details of his 17th album. How's It Goin' is the follow-up to last year's Roll with the Punches , and will be released via Adams' own BAD Records on November 6.
Don't expect the Citizen Kane of kitchen performance videos to arrive any time soon
By: Fraser Lewry
Black Sabbath's final set might not have happened if Tony Iommi had had his way
Tony Iommi appears on the cover of the new issue of Classic Rock magazine – with a huge interview inside
