LONDON - 1st JULY: Photo of LEMMY and MOTORHEAD posed in London in July 1984. Left to Right: Mick "Wurzel" Burston, Lemmy Kilmister, Phil Campbell, Pete Gill. (Photo by Fin Costello/Redferns) This ...

Author’s note: I’ve lost count of how many times I interviewed Lemmy, but I clearly remember I never had anything less than a great time. The first was in 1981 in Los Angeles, when Motörhead were on a ...

Legendary drummer Mikkey Dee was the latest guest on Full Metal Jackie's weekend radio program. The in-demand skinsman, who currently plays with Scorpions, spoke about Louder Than Noise... Live in ...

When we finished it! No, it was good. We went into the recording studio instead of a rehearsal studio so when we came up with some good s--- we recorded it down and then we could build on it all ...

Lemmy Kilmister is the metal scene's answer to Clint Eastwood. He is a consummate badass, someone you wouldn't want to mess with, but who is affable underneath all that toughness. That's why Kilmister ...

When we were told that we’d be interviewing Lemmy from Motörhead we were excited. Really, really excited. This is, after all, the guy who only took up the guitar at school because he thought it would ...

In 2020, Motörhead was nominated for the prestigious Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. They earned over 686 million streams on Spotify, over 50 million listeners, and the group has well over 2.5 million ...

Rock legend Lemmy Kilmister vowed to come back as a ghost in the last ever interview, it has been reported. The Motorhead frontman, who was diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer just two days ...

Apparently being in one of the most influential metal bands of all time doesn't make you cool enough for your kids. In a new interview, Motorhead guitarist Phil Campbell revealed that he is not ...

The post Mikkey Dee: We Will Never Re-Form Motörhead with Some “Idiot” Replacing Lemmy appeared first on Consequence. Drummer Mikkey Dee has doubled down on his previous assertion: No Lemmy, no ...

Motorhead leader Lemmy Kilmister was so convinced that the band had no future in 1976 that he booked a farewell show, a previously unpublished interview revealed. Asked if he thought about “giving up” ...