Epic careers are launched, coveted awards are won and charts are topped – it’s this week in rock…

Landmark releases, fascinating trivia and chart topping hits – it’s This Week In Rock.

Presenting ‘The Live Series: Songs Under Cover’, collecting some of The Boss’ most arresting cover versions.

Many happy return to a certain Mr Astley, groundbreaking albums and record setting chart performances – it’s This Week In Rock…

The Manics win big, Bruce Springsteen, Hall & Oates and Edison Lighthouse all hit the top spot and Jimi Hendrix has the promoters excited. It’s This Week In Rock!

Many happy returns, TV debuts, landmark record deals and more. It’s This Week In Rock.

Originally appearing on Johnny Cash’s 1969 album, ‘At San Quentin’, this song was written by humorist and poet Shel Silverstein.

History-making meetings, career-defining releases, epoch-engendering live shows and more – it’s This Week In Rock…

Elvis! Sabbath! AC/DC! Elvis again! It’s this week in rock…

On February 1st we’ll be reintroducing your turntable to five classic Bruce Springsteen LPs; ‘The Rising’, ‘Devils & Dust’, ‘Live In New York City’, ‘Live In Dublin’ and ’18 Tracks’.

‘Ant Music’ was as much a call to arms as it was the consolidation of years of work from the band…

Happy New Year with Bowie, Billy Joel, AC/DC and more – it’s This Week In Rock…

Ever wondered what history’s biggest rock stars were up to over the festive period? Wonder no longer, it’s This Week In Rock…

Unprecedented chart successes, the dearly departed and The King joining the Narcotics Bureau?! It’s this week in rock…

Legendary shows, groundbreaking album anniversaries, eye watering memorabilia auctions and more – it’s this week in rock.

What better way to celebrate the festive season than with that perennial favourite from our Artists of the Month, Wham!’s ‘Last Christmas’?

Charity bonanzas and rocket-fuelled chart rises – it’s This Week In Rock, including the Final Countdown!

Following the release of the smash hit-studded soundtrack, we’re pleased to announce that new RomCom, ‘Last Christmas’ – starring Game of Thrones’ Emilia Clarke and the music of George Michael – is in theaters now.

Mae Boren Axton makes history, chart climaxes, birthdays and more – it’s This Week In Rock.

Premiering on YouTube originals on November 11, ‘The Gift: The Journey of Johnny Cash’ brings out the man from behind the legend. The accompanying soundtrack is out now.

Elvis tops the charts, George Michael takes on the American establishment, AC/DC get a statue and lots lots more – it’s This Week In Rock.

As a very special edition of 1979’s ‘London Calling’ hits the shelves, and the accompanying exhibition is due to open at the Museum of London, punk legends The Clash are our Artist of the Month for November.

Landmark albums, live debuts and publishing history – it’s this week in rock…

From the unveiling of The King’s own set of postage stamps, to Bay City Rollers ruling the charts to The Clash bringing punk to NYC, it’s rock history as it happened with this week in rock.

From David Cassidy to Jimi Hendrix, Bonnie Tyler to the Bay City Rollers, it’s this week in rock.

Who did MTV declare the Best Act Ever in 2008? The answer may shock you…

Arguably the video that cemented the image of the post-Wham! George Michael.

Many happy returns, legendary performances and landmark releases. It’s this week in rock…

Intriguing collaborations, seminal singles, classic albums and breakthrough hits – it’s this week in rock. https://www.legacyrecordings.co.uk/news/this-week-in-rock-13

Initially available only as an import single, ‘Bankrobber’ became a Top 20 hit for The Clash in 1980 after fan fervor merited a domestic release.

David Essex, George Michael, The King, Dylan meets The Beatles and more – it’s This Week In Rock.

With Foo Fighters having recently returned to their natural habitat at the Reading and Leeds festivals, let’s head back to the band’s earliest days to catch them as they emerged into the sunlight.

Final shows, landmark shows, epic residencies and more. It’s This Week In Rock, rock history as it happened.

Ozzy in the USSR, The Clash’s live London debut, many happy returns to David Crosby, the legendary Woodstock festival and more. It’s the week in rock as it happened…

Directed by Academy Award-nominee John Sayles, this video – just like the song it’s illustrating – has lost none of its power since its original release.

The Manics, Paul Simon, Elvis, Snap!, Scott McKenzie, The Ronettes and Ghostbusters! It’s the week in rock and history as it happened…

We’re proud to announce that the blistering, Springsteen-fuelled soundtrack to Gurinder Chadha’s critically acclaimed movie ‘Blinded By The Light’, is out now.

Landmark chart spots, classic shows and many happy returns – it’s this week in rock as it happened…

With the ‘Foo Files’ digital releases delving deeply into the band’s history, a new series of ‘Live At Wembley’ videos hitting the internet and epoch-defining sets at Reading & Leeds taking place in a few weeks, the incomparable Foo Fighters are our artist of the month for August.

Classic hits, seminal singles, infectious smashes and idiosyncratic sensations. This week in rock history as it happened…

Join us in celebrating the 35th anniversary of the George Michael classic ‘Careless Whisper’.

Foo Fighters are unlocking their archives this summer to unleash a feast of rare b-sides and live recordings.

There are few bands to have taken the reins of the early 80s nascent video age with quite the same degree of gusto as Adam & The Ants.

Record-setting chart placings, bans, classic festival sets and a thoroughly decent proposal. This week’s rock history as it happened.

Innovative inventions, ground breaking releases, landmark interviews, legendary live shows and timeless tours – follow rock history as it happened.

As that all-conquering paean to infidelity and heartbreak, ‘Careless Whisper’, marks its 35th anniversary we celebrate one of the most groundbreaking and versatile artists of the modern age. Mr George Michael…

Live debuts, awards, classic releases and a revolution in the recording industry. We look back at this week in rock history…

To celebrate the 35th anniversary of Bruce Springsteen’s landmark album ‘Born In The U.S.A.’, we’re proud to present this 2013 performance of the album, filmed at the Hard Rock Calling Festival in London.

The chances are that we ain’t ever going to agree on what the best Bruce Springsteen album is….

The music of Bruce Springsteen takes a starring role in new film Blinded By The Light.

On 14 March in London, around 75 works from George Michael’s private art collection will be offered in a flagship live auction at Christie’s.

For the first Video Of The Week of 2019, it’s entirely apposite that we should turn our attention to what was The Clash’s first single release in the US.

As Bruce Springsteen’s sold-out one man show, ‘Springsteen On Broadway’ comes to a close in New York, we’re excited to announce the release of the accompanying soundtrack set and Netflix show.

Still short a few gifts? Don’t panic. We’ve got some great Xmas box set suggestions for you…

Today of all days we need something explosive, so let’s do it in style with the righteous fury of The Clash.

One of the most powerful music videos of all time, ‘Hurt’ was shot just seven months before Johnny Cash’s passing in 2003.

“I always knew Johnny Cash had my back.”

We asked for the times the Man In Black got you through. Here are your Johnny Cash Love Stories.

Presenting a new limited edition box set of some of The Boss’ finest work, long out of print, on remastered vinyl for the first time and available now.

As we revisit one of The Boss’ most urgent, powerful eras, our artist of the month for May is the one and only Bruce Springsteen.

In Johnny Cash’s hands, any song was a potent force. His own compositions, of course, were the most powerful items in his repertoire, but the Man In Black also worked with traditional folk songs and, occasionally, the work of other contemporary musicians.

He is The Man In Black and you might just owe him your life.

With a huge array of contemporary artists turning the unfinished writings of Johnny Cash into new original music on ‘Johnny Cash: Forever Words’, we look at some other times when the pen was mightier than the chord…

The spirit of Johnny Cash – his passion and his pain – comes to life for a new generation on ‘Johnny Cash: Forever Words.’ This new album, featuring Cash’s unknown poems and lyrics set to music by artists inspired by The Man In Black, is available everywhere now.

April’s Artist of the Month needs no introduction.

Watch the video for the latest track from ‘Johnny Cash: Forever Words’, an album of new material drawn from the writings of the Man In Black, released April 6th.

This week we turn to our attention to a watershed moment from The Boss (and not just because of Courtney Cox’s Dad dancing…)

Well, what else could it be this week?

For teaching a generation that ridicule is nothing to be scared of. Ladies & Gentlemen. Our December Artist of the Month. Adam Ant.

The first single from the criminally underrated ‘Give ‘Em Enough Rope’ album, ‘Tommy Gun’ was aggressively political even by The Clash’s acerbic standards.

One of the most groundbreaking, inventive and entertaining artists of the modern era, George Michael was also one of a handful of stars to successfully walk the line from Pop Sensation to Critically Acclaimed Artist.

For these and countless other reasons, George Michael is our Artist of the Month.

‘Fantasy’ is the flagship track from the incoming ‘Listen Without Prejudice Vol. 1’ special edition.

Have you sent us your Foo Fighters Love Story yet? Email [email protected] to tell us how Dave Grohl and co have rocked your world, and we’ll use the best in our upcoming feature. Here’s Marketing Assistant Sean Mackey with the story of how he became a Foo Fighter…

Have you sent us your Foo Fighters Love Story yet? Here’s Music For Nations Label Manager Joel De’ath with his story of how the Foos rocked his world…

Our Artists of the Month just conquered the biggest stage of them all. Check it out courtesy of the BBC…

As Foo Fighters prepare to headline one of the biggest stages of them all, we’re proud to crown Dave Grohl and co our Artist of the Month for June.

Ok, so the chances are you missed them a few weeks back at the Cheese & Grain in Frome, Somerset…

George Michael was a supremely gifted artist and a true music icon.  George Michael was a supremely gifted artist and a true music icon. Sony Music had the privilege to have worked with him over several decades on a number of his legendary releases, and we join the world in mourning the loss of a great superstar. Our condolences go out to his family during this difficult time.

Over the last 12 months, we at Sony Legacy have been proud to assemble some truly comprehensive compendiums of the most innovative and influential artists of all time. Here’s a look back at some of the greatest.

Some fantastic reviews for Bruce Springsteen’s genre-defining autobiography, ‘Born To Run’.

Vogue and Instagram joined forces to recreate Freedom! ’90 with 2016’s most celebrated models!

A round up of the best from to read and watch on the web from September

Learn about Bruce Springsteen’s new book ‘Born To Run’!

Enter our prize draw for your chance to win a copy of the new book ‘Born To Run’…

Take a listen to the soundtrack playlist!

Iconic artists photographed and mapped around New York City!

Bruce is back with a new book and a new album!

Legendary albums are available for a special price on iTunes…

Discover more about the super deluxe reissue!

It’s the 10th anniversary of Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Seeger Sessions’! Here are 10 facts about the album…

Take a different look at classic album covers and iconic pix from the likes of Hendrix, Dylan, The Clash etc.

Here are this year’s much anticipated releases!

Listen to a new live recording of ‘I Walk The Line’…

A comprehensive collection from ‘The River’ era.

It’s Bruce Springsteen’s birthday, and we’re taking a look back through his musical timeline…

THE CLASH, PUNK ROCK, AND BRITAIN IN THE 1970S

3 september 1990 – 3 september 2015: ‘Listen Without Prejudice’ is 25 years old

Today we celebrate the spectacular album that is ‘Born To Run’ by Bruce Springsteen…

Our vinyl of the week is Black Market Clash by The Clash…

Happy belated 4th of July y’all

You can now get Bruce Springsteen’s first 7 albums on vinyl with re-mastered audio.

Our vinyl of the week is The Junkie and the Juicehead Minus Me by Johnny Cash…

Sadly the Foos won’t be playing Glastonbury this year, but here are our top 5 favourite videos of the band, including funny Dave Grohl moments…

Time to revise all your classics before Glastonbury with the ultimate playlist

We’re giving you the chance to get your hands on a bunch of Foo Fighters vinyl…

They’ve been going for 20 years and headlining Glastonbury this month… How many of these facts did you know?

The Foo Fighters are our artist of the month. Gearing up to headline Glastonbury, the band are set to have a great summer and have lots more to come.

I Would Like To See You Again by Johnny Cash is our vinyl of the week.

We’re celebrating the launch of our website with a very nice competition for you guys…

Take a look at what we released this Record Store Day.