In honor of the loudest day of the year, the 8th Of May! To celebrate here’s a previously unreleased concert from Malmö, Sweden from 2000. Play it louder than everything else! Click here to give it a loud listen!
To celebrate Lemmy’s birthday we’re very pleased to share with you the next in the The Löst Tapes series. This previously unreleased concert from Norwich UEA was recorded on the Snake Bite Love tour in 1998 and they’re on venomous form! Crank it up hospital loud and raise a toast! Listen here https://motorhead.lnk.to/losttapesvol2WE
From 1976 to 1982 Graham Mitchell traveled countless miles of highway with Motörhead as their tour manager and trusted friend. Fortunately, he brought along his camera. Captured through the lens of their trusted friend, those photos—many of them never seen before—have now been collected in the new book “Motorhead: Fast & Loose – Snapshots from…
Motörhead are proud to announce they are teaming up with Mövember for their annual fundraising campaign this year. Supporters are encouraged to grow your very own ‘Lemmy Mö’ through the month of November, to raise funds & awareness for men’s health. To sign up to grow your own Mo and a chance to win special prizes,…
Welcome to LEMMY LIVES FOREVER where you can continue to celebrate the iconic legend Ian ‘Lemmy’ Kilmister with your own photos, videos and written tributes. (click here to post to our official Facebook group.) On Thursday, June 23rd, 2022, in the first of a series of ceremonies, a portion of Lemmy’s ashes were enshrined in…
We are greatly saddened to hear that Steve Strange has left the building. His gigantic joy for life -not to mention his even more gigantic laugh- enriched the lives of so many of us, and his generosity of spirit towards all sorts of artists and musicians was legendary, but having been a musician himself, Steve knew exactly…
Dave ‘Cy’ Langston was one of those rare men in the world of music of whom no-one had a bad word. Synonymous with The Who, Cy had been involved with the band on various levels since 1965. Their first roadie, Cy would end up playing on John Entwistle’s solo projects (he also did some unreleased…
From: Metal Hammer Louder Than Noise… Live In Berlin is Motörhead’s latest, posthumously released live album, which shows again for what this band stood: maximum energy. And this is the reason to remember Lemmy Kilmister’s legendary equipment on this tour and how it worked out with the always, high decibels. Here we are in Berlin…
