Ian Gillan remembers the first time he sang with Deep Purple, at the Speakeasy Club in London in July 1969. “We just cranked ...

When Ian Paice and Jon Lord teamed up with charismatic singer Tony Ashton, they had the grandest of intentions – but it ...

Rick Damigella interviews Deep Purple drummer Ian Paice about the band’s new album, and recording a song with Keith Urban.

THE word “splat” has been on Ian Gillan’s mind for a few years now. To him, it is a word to conjure with, one to fuel his ...

Since the band began in the late 60s, they've been on a rock 'n' roll rollercoaster of success and excess, not to mention an ...

The track quickly accelerates into a hard-charging rock anthem, featuring powerful vocals from Ian Gillan. What's unique is ...

Deep Purple bassist Roger Glover has exclusively told Far Out why the classic band will never do a farewell tour or stage a ...

Deep Purple have released their twenty fourth studio album, Splat, featuring a guest appearance by Keith Urban and reaffirming that the veteran British band has no plans to retire.

Ulrich had been championing for Deep Purple's induction since Metallica were bestowed the honor in 2009. His speech was delivered from the heart, describing how his father took him to see Deep Purple ...

A moment in which Deep Purple might have been reborn turned into a death knell, as their newly rejiggered lineup fell to pieces just after the release of Come Taste the Band. Come Taste the Band ...

Even though Deep Purple had been an active band since 1968 — and enjoyed quite a bit of success — it’s fair to say that they didn’t truly arrive until on June 3, 1970, when they collectively chiseled ...