Killed By Deaf (A Punk Tribute To Motorhead) tangles with a legend and comes out on the credit side.
It’s one of the funniest, accidentally Spinal Tap-esque moments in rock documentary history.
Part way through the 2010 flick Lemmy: The Movie (about guess who), a discussion around Motorhead’s soundcheck …
Photo: Paul Bachmann
It captures Motorhead in concert on December 5th, 2012.A new Motorhead live album has been set for release on April 23th, coming on CD/DVD, vinyl and digital formats.
It finds Lemmy, Phil Campbell and Mikkey Dee performing at the Berlin Velodrom nearly a decade ago …
Motorhead‘s 1980 fourth studio album Ace Of Spades is to get an extensive 40th anniversary re-release on October 30th.
Photo: Paul Bachmann
After being initially snubbed when the nominees were announced last week, long-term Motorhead members Mikkey Dee and Phil Campbell have now reportedly been added to Motorhead’s potential induction into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame.
An extensive Motorhead reissue series which will eventually cover over four decades’ of the band’s career has been confirmed to start on October 25th.
The death of Edward Allan ‘Fast Eddie’ Clarke has been revealed today.
What turned out to be Motorhead‘s final tour last winter will be preserved on a new live album entitled ‘Clean Your Clock‘.
The main stage at Download will be renamed ‘The Lemmy Stage’ from this year in honour of the late Motorhead frontman.
Motorhead‘s hard rock classic ‘Ace Of Spades‘ is heading back into the UK charts, reports the OCC.
Former Motorhead drummer Phil ‘Philthy Animal’ Taylor – who was a part of the band during their iconic 1975-1984 period and rejoined for a another spell between 1987 and 1992 – has died at the age of 61.
Motorhead will take another break from touring after being forced to cancel shows in Texas recently.
He’s back with a new album after overcoming a long period of serious ill health, and he’s not impressed with what he sees.
Yep, Motorhead‘s Lemmy has cast a withering verdict on the current state of rock and roll during an interview with Kerrang! (via Blabbermouth).
Motorhead have added a second night in London to their short 2016 UK tour, which has been scheduled to help the band celebrate their 40th year.
Their November visits have become something of a regular fixture on the UK’s live calendar during the past few years, but a Motorhead tour last year had to be cancelled due to health issues being suffered by frontman Lemmy.
