Tony Wilson

1 week ago | totalrock.com | Tony Wilson

The long awaited new studio album “Souls” is out on July 18th, 2025, via Frontiers Music. Singles already released from Souls include My Haven, RIP, and Unreachable. Listen to the tracks and Pre-Order “Souls” HEREThe band commented on the new album by saying: “Souls is a deep personal journey for us, combining everything from intricate progressive elements to sweeping symphonic passages, anthemic choruses and epic choirs. This album is a milestone for the band.

1 week ago | totalrock.com | Tony Wilson

The Live Aid Musical ‘Just For One Day‘arrives in London West End’s Shaftesbury Theatre on 15th May following a record-breaking, sold-out run at The Old Vic theatre. Then on the 11th July, music and theatre lovers can relive the spirit of one of history’s most iconic gigs, with the release of Just For One Day – The Live Aid Musical (Original Cast Recording).

3 weeks ago | totalrock.com | Tony Wilson

MOR Revisited Events started in 2024 to bring fans tributes to the acts, in order that they appeared on the original 1984 Donington ‘Monsters Of Rock’ to celebrate its 40th anniversary. The event was so successful that the theme continues into 2025 with a celebration of the 1985 line-up. A second festival was also created to celebrate classic line ups from the ‘Reading Festival’ of the 80s. The line-up for MOR Revisited ’85 will be: The Eliminator, Qillirion. Ben Jovi, Moretallica, L,A.

1 month ago | totalrock.com | Tony Wilson

The band commented on the single, by saying: “Unreachable is one of our most powerful and cinematic tracks yet – epic, heavy, and emotional. The song is a journey, driven by the rich orchestration of the TLV Orchestra, a unique collaboration of Jewish, Muslim, and Druze musicians, conducted by Nizar Elkhater, and the soaring vocals of Hellscore, directed by Noa Gruman.

1 month ago | totalrock.com | Tony Wilson |Kahmel Farahani

On Friday 14th March 2025 in BBC’s Maida Vale Studio 3 a group of 100 or so press and media people were treated the rarest of rare events when half a dozen BBC Radiophonic Workshop ‘originals’, some of whom were there around the turn of the 1960s/70s and had created some of the iconic Dr. Who and Hitchhicker’s Guide to The Galaxy sounds and music to mention just a tiny fraction of their output, performed a 30 minute live set of electronic sounds and music including the above mentioned, using...