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Carl Palmer is set to revive the legacy of Emerson, Lake & Palmer with a groundbreaking live experience coming to the UK in February 2027. An Evening with Emerson, Lake & Palmer blends live performance with cutting-edge technology, reuniting all three members on stage and screen in a powerful two-hour concert experience.

Featuring footage from the band’s legendary 1992 Royal Albert Hall performance, the show sees Palmer performing live alongside synced visuals of Keith Emerson and Greg Lake.

The UK run will include prestigious venues such as Gateshead Glasshouse, Liverpool Philharmonic Hall and the London Palladium.

With over 48 million albums sold, Emerson, Lake & Palmer remain one of the most influential acts in Progressive Rock and Heavy music history.

Following the passing of Keith Emerson and Greg Lake in 2016, Carl Palmer remains the last surviving member, making this show not just a celebration of the music but a powerful way to bring the band back together on stage once more.

Tickets go on sale from May via ELPTickets.com.

Formed in 1970 in London, Emerson, Lake & Palmer were progressive rock pioneers and one of the biggest bands on the planet. With over 48 million albums sold and a string of era-defining records, ELP took rock music to new heights, blending classical, jazz and pure rock energy into a sound that filled arenas worldwide.

From their explosive breakthrough at the Isle Of Wight Festival 1970 to headlining global tours, ELP delivered shows that were as ambitious as their music and helped define what a live rock spectacle could be.

The band’s final performance came in 2010 at London’s High Voltage Festival 2010, marking their 40th anniversary.

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Here are five ways to explore the energetic Irish capital without spending a fortune. Free music and storytelling play a role.

Teenage Joans have dropped a track overflowing with energy and attitude, marking the first taste of a bold new era.

The pop-punk duo’s latest single is called ‘Coming Up From Hell’, and it serves as a fierce reintroduction to their sound. Pushing into a sharper, more expansive realm than ever before, it’s the kind of song that digs its claws into you in the first few seconds and refuses to loosen its grip until the final note.

Speaking on the track, the band have shared:

“We wanted it to be fast, punchy, and most importantly let everyone know we’re back and not playing around. We experimented quite a bit with the instrumentation in our newer sound, hoping to show our maturity a bit more through the compositions this time alongside the lyrics. The song is about our journey as artists in the modern world, it’s quite tongue in cheek, but the concept of hell is all the battles we’ve been through to be where we are, and we’ll do whatever it takes even speak to the devil himself!”

Check it out for yourself.

Teenage Joans are currently tearing up the stage on their debut UK headline tour.

Take a look at where you can still catch them below:

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5 – Glasgow, Nice n Sleazy

6 – Leeds, The Key Club

8 – Birmingham, The Sunflower Lounge

9 – Bristol, Rough Trade

12 – London, The Black Heart

14 – Brighton, The Great Escape

16 – Brighton, The Great Escape

The post Teenage Joans Drop Explosive New Track ‘Coming Up From Hell’ appeared first on Rock Sound.

You might assume that Iron Maiden wanted strict creative control over the definitive telling of their story. You’d be wrong

When you strip away the sterile environment of a professional recording studio, the isolation booths, and the endless

With three studio albums under their belt, Whitesnake unleashed their live sound on the world in a double dose of Hammersmith havoc

Terje Mikkelsen was once told to avoid the ELP icon’s material. He ignored that advice, and went on to collaborate with Emerson himself

Canadian melodic rock band Fatal Vision return with their brand-new single and official video, ‘No More Tears To Cry‘, available now on all major streaming platforms. Listen to ‘No More Tears to Cry‘ – here The track is the latest preview from the band’s upcoming fourth studio album, ‘Four Sides To Every Story‘, set for release […]

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Posted on May 5th 2026, 9:16a.m.

Tony Romera returns with Waste My Time, a sleek, groove-driven house cut that leans into a more vocal-forward direction without losing his signature punch. Hailing from France and long affiliated with Toolroom Productions, Romera continues to refine his club-ready aesthetic, blending tight rhythms with a polished, crossover-friendly sheen. The track glides effortlessly between underground credibility and wider appeal, with its catchy topline riding a crisp, bouncing groove. Built for peak-time moments yet accessible enough for repeat listens, Waste My Time proves Romera’s knack for balancing finesse, energy, and undeniable dancefloor magnetism.

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