The latest, greatest new hard rock and metal, plus classics, obscurities and interviews
Bruce Dickinson is joined by Heaven and Hell, a supergroup featuring current and former Black Sabbath members including Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, Ronnie James Dio and Vinny Appice.
DetailsBruce plays new and classic hard rock and metal tunes, plus he's joined by New York electro-punks Mindless Self Indulgence.
DetailsBruce plays the latest and greatest hard rock, punk and metal tracks, plus he welcomes Australian hard rockers Airbourne onto the show to talk about their their recent UK gigs.
DetailsBruce is joined by thunderous melodic metallers White Wizzard, who talk about their recent change of line-up and their debut album Over the Top.
DetailsBruce lays waste to the nation's airwaves and is joined by progressive metal band To-Mera to talk about their second album Delusions and how their new Oxford base is treating them.
DetailsBruce plays the latest and best hard rock, metal and punk tracks, plus he's joined by politically-charged rockers Senser to talk about their fourth album How to Do Battle.
DetailsFeaturing highlights from the 2007 BBC Electric Proms in London. Bruce will be backstage to interview, preview and showcase shows from Breed 77 and Amplifier.
DetailsAlexi and Henkka from metal band Children of Bodom take over the show and play some of their favourite tracks, plus they talk about their influences and growing up in Finland.
DetailsGuitarist Bill and drummer Brann, from Mastodon, tell Bruce all about working with producer Brendan O'Brien and touring Europe with Metallica.
DetailsBruce plays new and classic hard rock and metal tunes, plus he's joined by Slayer's Kerry King and Johan Hegg from Amon Amarth.
DetailsBruce lays waste to the nation's airwaves, playing the latest, greatest hard rock, emo, metal and extreme music, plus he has Norwegian death-punks Turbonegro in the studio.
DetailsBruce lays waste to the nation's airwaves, plus there's another chance to hear his interview with Cavalera Conspiracy.
DetailsBruce is joined by ex-Iron Maiden singer Blaze Bayley, who became the band's frontman in 1994 after Bruce left.
DetailsBruce plays the latest and best hard rock, metal and punk tracks, plus he speaks to Matt from Welsh rockers Funeral for A Friend about their Greatest Hits album and upcoming tour.
DetailsBruce welcomes Welsh metallers Skindred into the studio to talk about recording their new album Shark Bits And Dog Fights and how they're preparing for their forthcoming world tour.
DetailsBruce welcomes Australian retro rockers Wolfmother onto the show to talk about their dramatic new line-up, their latest album Cosmic Egg and their UK tour.
DetailsBruce is joined by LA metal band Fear Factory to talk about their 2002 split, their new line-up and the making of their new record Mechanize.
DetailsBruce plays a load of new music, plus a much-requested Gillan archive session from May 1982.
DetailsBruce plays new and classic hard rock and metal tunes. His guests are the Wildhearts, who have been on the rock scene since emerging from Newcastle in the late 1980s.
DetailsBruce lays waste to the nation's airwaves and is joined by New York progressive rock band Coheed and Cambria.
DetailsBruce plays the latest and greatest hard rock, punk and metal tracks, plus he welcomes Mikael and Fredrik from Swedish progressive metal band Opeth onto the show.
DetailsBruce is joined by 'metal queen' Doro Pesch, who is currently celebrating 25 years in the music business.
DetailsBruce plays the latest and best hard rock, punk and heavy metal tracks, plus he is joined by Ivan and Zoltan from LA metal group Five Finger Death Punch.
DetailsBruce is joined by American metal group Disturbed to chat about their up-and-coming festival dates and the tragic story behind their current single.
DetailsBruce steps aside and invites both veterans and upcoming bands into the studio. He's joined by Liam from Cancer Bats, Austin from Rise to Remain and Biff Byford from Saxon.
DetailsBruce is backstage in LA to capture the sights, sounds and smells of life on the road with his band, the legendary Iron Maiden.
DetailsWelsh rockers Bullet For My Valentine take over the show for an hour to talk about their new album Fever and share some of their favourite music by artists that influenced them.
DetailsBruce is joined by rock trio Blanco Diablo, who talk about working with Grammy-nominated producer Chris Tsangarides.
DetailsBruce is joined by Luke and Ben from UK rockers Thunder to talk about their new album and upcoming tour.
DetailsBruce lays waste to the nation's airwaves and is joined by songwriter, poet, activist and multi-instrumentalist Serj Tankian.
DetailsBruce welcomes Rock Show favourites Killswitch Engage back into the studio.
DetailsBruce Dickinson is joined by UK punks Gallows, who talk about their critical view of contemporary Britain and how they manage to hang on to their punk ideals.
DetailsBruce talks to Kentucky rockers Black Stone Cherry about their new album and their experiences touring with Whitesnake and Def Leppard.
DetailsBruce plays tons of listeners' requests, an archive session from Avenged Sevenfold and brand-new tracks from Guns n' Roses, The Answer and Volbeat.
DetailsBruce is joined by Ian and KK from Judas Priest, who talk about the 30th anniversary of their massively significant British Steel album and all the fun they had putting it together.
DetailsBruce chats to ex-Pantera and current Down frontman Phil Anselmo about how Hurricane Katrina affected his hometown of New Orleans and what it takes to make a super-group work.
DetailsBruce plays the latest and best hard rock, metal and punk tracks, plus he's joined by Don Airey, keyboard player with Deep Purple.
DetailsBruce lays waste to the nation's airwaves, playing the latest hard rock, emo, metal and extreme music. Bruce is joined by Californian heavy metal four-piece Avenged Sevenfold.
DetailsBruce plays great new tunes plus a trio of live tracks from Megadeth, recorded at the Milton Keynes Bowl in 1993.
DetailsBruce plays new and classic hard rock and metal tunes, plus he catches up with Swedish rockers Backyard Babies, currently touring Europe to promote their new album.
DetailsBruce lays waste to the nation's airwaves, playing the latest, greatest hard rock, emo, metal and extreme music, plus he has Bullet For My Valentine in the studio.
DetailsBruce is joined by Jon Cosby, the multi-talented frontman of experimental US rock outfit VAST.
DetailsBruce is joined by rock legend Lemmy from groundbreaking metal group Motorhead to talk about three decades of the band, their new album and the new Lemmy action figure.
DetailsBruce plays the latest and best hard rock, metal and punk tracks, plus he speaks to Joey Tempest, frontman with Sweden's biggest selling hard rock band Europe.
DetailsBruce is joined by Hollywood star turned rock star Juliette Lewis, who talks about her new album Terra Incognita, her European tour and working with Omar from The Mars Volta.
DetailsBruce welcomes melodic pop rockers You Me At Six into the studio to play at being DJs and to hear their hopes for 2010 and how their Australian shows were received.
DetailsBruce chats to Scottish hard rockers Nazareth about their decision to re-master and reissue their back catalogue material and their excitement about their current European tour.
DetailsBruce talks to post-hardcore band Enter Shikari about running their own label and being in charge of their career. The competition mentioned in this show is now closed.
DetailsBruce interviews Swedish metal pioneers Meshuggah and asks them whether they plan on staying together for the next twenty years!
DetailsBruce lays waste to the nation's airwaves, playing the latest, greatest hard rock, emo, metal and extreme music, plus he's joined by post-hardcore four-piece Emanuel.
DetailsBruce plays the latest and greatest hard rock, punk and metal tracks, plus he chats to Canadian hard rockers Danko Jones.
DetailsBruce is joined by leather-clad Judas Priest frontman Rob Halford, who talks about the band's plans for 2009 and where he gets the inspiration for his flamboyant outfits.
DetailsDave Mustaine of Megadeth and Chuck Billy from Testament take over the show for an hour, pushing Bruce out of the way and playing their own selection of tracks.
DetailsBruce has Heitham Al-Sayed, frontman with genre-hopping outfit Senser, in the studio with an exclusive preview of tracks taken from their as-yet-untitled new album.
DetailsBruce talks to Japanese punk-metallers Electric Eel Shock about their UK tour, their new album Sugoi Indeed and their love of fishing.
DetailsBruce lays waste to the nation's airwaves and is joined by brothers Max and Iggor Cavalera, who founded metal outfit Sepultura in 1984 and have now formed a new band.
DetailsBruce is joined by gothic power metal outfit Pythia, who chat about their shared love of loud music, Gothic literature and working with Brian Blessed.
DetailsBruce plays the latest hard rock, metal and punk tracks, plus he's joined by UK band The Wildhearts to talk about their plans for the future.
DetailsBruce is joined by Jaz Coleman, lead singer of UK industrial pioneers Killing Joke.
DetailsBruce lays waste to the nation's airwaves, playing the latest, greatest hard rock, emo, metal and extreme music. Plus he's joined by metalcore five-piece Atreyu.
DetailsBruce is joined by Vernon and Will from funk-metal band Living Colour, who talk about their new album Chair in the Doorway and the meaning behind its title.
DetailsBruce lays waste to the nation's airwaves, and is joined by ex-Iron Maiden vocalist Blaze Bayley, who replaced Bruce as frontman between 1994 and 1999.
DetailsBruce Dickinson is joined by guitar virtuoso Joe Satriani, who talks about his new supergroup Chickenfoot, which features members of Van Halen and Red Hot Chili Peppers.
DetailsBruce is joined by rock author Joel McIver who will be previewing the Reading and Leeds Festival.
DetailsBruce plays the latest and greatest hard rock, punk and metal tracks, plus he's joined by Biff Byford of UK metal band Saxon to talk about the band's new album and plans for 2009.
DetailsBruce is joined by Swedish prog-metallers Opeth, who reveal how they're celebrating their twentieth anniversary and divulge some of their future plans.
DetailsBruce is joined by Dez, the lead vocalist from death-metal band DevilDriver, who talks about the band's current album and their appearance at last year's Download Festival.
DetailsBruce plays the latest and best hard rock, metal and punk tracks, plus he welcomes Johannes 'Axe' Axeman of Swedish heavy metal band Wolf into the studio.
DetailsBruce welcome US hard rockers The Donnas onto the Friday Rock Show to talk about their new album and current tour.
DetailsBruce is joined by Chicago four-piece Madina Lake, who talk about the recording of their new album Attics to Eden and how their recent UK dates have been going.
DetailsBruce plays the best new punk, hard rock and metal tracks, plus he's joined by guitarist Omar and singer Cedric from Grammy award-winning rock band The Mars Volta.
DetailsBruce plays new and classic hard rock and metal tunes, plus he welcomes Finnish epic metal band Kiuas onto the show.
DetailsBruce lays waste to the nation's airwaves, playing the latest, greatest hard rock, emo, metal and extreme music.
DetailsBruce lays waste to the nation's airwaves and chats to Eric Peterson from Californian thrash metal band Testament.
DetailsBruce plays news and classic hard rock and metal tunes. London-based hard rockers Big Linda will be on the show.
DetailsBruce plays the latest and best hard rock, metal and punk tracks, plus he talks to Steve Wilson, frontman of veteran prog rock band Porcupine Tree.
DetailsBruce welcomes Northern Irish rockers The Answer onto the show to talk about their amazing year, their thoughts on the current state of classic rock and their plans for 2010.
DetailsFormer Iron Maiden singer and Rock Show favourite Blaze Bayley joins Bruce to talk about his difficult year and how he recorded his comeback album Promise And Terror.
DetailsBruce is joined by Claudio Sanchez, singer with progressive hard rockers Coheed and Cambria, who tells him about the band's fifth studio album Year of the Black Rainbow.
DetailsBruce is joined by Mike Portnoy, drummer with progressive metal band Dream Theater.
DetailsBruce plays new and classic hard rock and metal tunes, plus he talks to the world's biggest heavy metal band - Metallica.
DetailsBruce lays waste to the nation's airwaves, playing the latest, greatest hard rock, emo, metal and extreme music. Plus he's joined by Japanese rock trio Electric Eel Shock.
DetailsBruce is joined by Corey Taylor from Slipknot and Robb Flynn from Machine Head, who team up for an hour to play some of their favourite tracks.
DetailsBruce is joined by Virginia band Lamb of God, who talk about their fifth studio album Wrath and their current world tour.
DetailsBruce is joined by Lips and Robb from veteran band Anvil, along with director and fan Sacha Gervasi, who rescued them from obscurity with his documentary Anvil! The Story of Anvil.
DetailsBruce is joined by Florida ska-punk outfit Less Than Jake to talk about how their Shout It Loud tour is progressing and what to expect from their new album.
DetailsBruce plays the latest and best hard rock, metal and punk sounds, plus he talks to tough folk artist Ricky Warwick about working as a solo artist and recording Irish music in LA.
DetailsBruce lays waste to the nation's airwaves and speaks to four British-based bands who have united for a special UK tour.
DetailsBruce chats to Mick Box of Uriah Heep about the band's astonishing career and their festival plans for the summer.
DetailsNew York quintet Taking Back Sunday take over from Bruce, playing at being DJs and putting the questions to each other.
DetailsBruce lays waste to the nation's airwaves, playing the latest, greatest hard rock, emo, metal and extreme music, including a Rage Against The Machine archive session.
DetailsBruce is joined by producer, composer and guitarist Roy Z to talk about his work with Judas Priest, Sebastian Bach and the release of his new album with rock band Driver.
DetailsBruce lays waste to the nation's airwaves. Featuring highlights from the year's interviews, including Megadeth, Dream Theatre, Killswitch Engage, Velvet Revolver and others.
DetailsWelsh rockers Lostphrophets take over the show for an hour, fighting with each other over the controls and playing tracks from their latest album The Betrayed.
DetailsBruce lays waste to the nation's airwaves, and is joined by Montreal-based six-piece Blessed By A Broken Heart.
DetailsBruce Dickinson is joined by Deep Purple singer and one-time member of Black Sabbath Ian Gillen, who talks about his four decades in the business.
DetailsBruce plays new and classic hard rock and metal tunes, plus he talks to Germany's Marcel 'Schmier' Schirmer, member of trash metal bands Destruction and Headhunter.
DetailsKentucky rockers Black Stone Cherry sit in for Bruce and spin some of their favourite tunes.
DetailsTop Gear's James May takes over and plays everything from AC/DC to Frank Zappa, including classic rock from Pink Floyd, Thin Lizzy, Led Zeppelin, The Who and King Crimson.
DetailsBruce plays the latest and best hard rock, metal and punk tracks, plus he talks to metal godfather Tony Iommi about the release of the remastered Black Sabbath albums.
DetailsBruce is joined by young Kentucky four-piece band Black Stone Cherry, renowned for their shuddering rhythmic guitar work and who have been likened to giants such as Soundgarden.
DetailsBruce Dickinson chats to American band In This Moment about their new album The Dream and how they plan to cross-over into the mainstream metal scene.
DetailsBruce steps aside for an hour as Dani Filth from Cradle of Filth, Bill Steer from Carcass and Joey Tempest from Swedish rock band Europe play some of their favourite tracks.
DetailsBruce plays new and classic hard rock and metal tunes, plus his guests are Scott and Ginger from Newcastle rockers The Wildhearts.
DetailsBruce lays waste to the nation's airwaves, and is joined by Welsh metal quintet Bullet For My Valentine.
DetailsBruce lays waste to the nation's airwaves and is joined by Florida metal band Black Tide.
DetailsBruce plays new and classic hard rock and metal tunes, plus he talks to John Dolmayan, drummer with Scars On Broadway.
DetailsBruce plays the latest and best hard rock, metal and punk tracks, plus he talks to Grammy-nominated metal band Alice In Chains about releasing their first album in over ten years.
DetailsBruce reveals his pick of the interviews from the past twelve months and plays highlights from chats with Alice in Chains, Thunder, Judas Priest and Mastodon.
DetailsBruce talks to German industrial metal band Rammstein about having their new record banned from German shops and headlining the UK's Sonisphere festival alongside Iron Maiden.
DetailsBruce is joined by shy and retiring Kiss frontman Gene Simmons, who talks about the band's new album Sonic Boom, their most critically acclaimed record in years.
DetailsBruce plays new and classic hard rock and metal tunes, plus his guests are one of the fiercest new forces on the metal scene - Trivium.
DetailsUK rockers Thunder are Bruce's guests. The five-piece, who have enjoyed chart success and a strong fan base, have come in to talk about their eventful career and new EP, Six of One.
DetailsBruce celebrates the year gone by with highlights from shows past, featuring Lemmy from Motorhead, Lars and James from Metallica, Phil Anselmo from Down and more.
DetailsBruce plays the latest and best hard rock, punk and heavy metal tracks, plus he talks to American rock band Staind about their sixth album Illusion of Progress and recent UK tour.
DetailsBruce is joined by Lips and Robb from veteran band Anvil, along with director and fan Sacha Gervasi, who rescued them from obscurity with his documentary Anvil! The Story of Anvil.
DetailsBruce welcomes pop-punk trio Alkaline Trio in the studio to talk about their forthcoming new album and how their recent festival performances have gone.
DetailsMaryland rockers Clutch take over and play tracks that have inspired them, plus they talk about making their new record and what it's like running their own label.
DetailsBruce lays waste to the nation's airwaves and is joined in the studio by Alexi from Finnish metal band Children of Bodom.
DetailsAfter eight years of fronting the Rock Show, Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson returns for one final show, playing music from bands that inspired him and bands he thinks are the future.
DetailsBruce plays the latest and best hard rock, metal and punk tracks, plus he speaks to Corey Taylor, frontman with controversial rock band Slipknot.
DetailsBruce lays waste to the nation's airwaves, playing the latest, greatest hard rock, emo, metal and extreme music, as well as a smattering of classics and obscurities.
DetailsBruce plays the latest and greatest hard rock, punk and metal tracks, plus he's joined by Michael Monroe, frontman with Finnish metal band Hanoi Rocks.
DetailsBruce lays waste to the nation's airwaves, playing the latest, greatest hard rock, emo and metal, plus his musical highlights from the past year.
DetailsBruce welcomes explosive heavy metal quartet Baroness onto the show to talk about their sophomore album Blue Record, their hopes for 2010 and how their world tour is progressing.
DetailsBruce is joined by Australian rockers Airbourne, who chat about their new record, the influence of AC/DC and what it's like to tour with their heroes.
DetailsBruce is joined by UK rockers Thunder, who tell him why they've decided to quit the business after 20 years and discuss their farewell tour.
DetailsBruce plays new and classic hard rock and metal tunes. His guest is one of the fiercest new forces on the current metal scene, Trivium.
DetailsBruce is joined by American hard rockers Shinedown, who talk about working with Grammy Award-winning producer Rob Cavallo.
DetailsBruce is joined by guitar icon Slash, who talks about his new solo album, his excitement about playing live again and the current situation with Velvet Revolver.
DetailsBruce is joined by Swedish progressive metal group Opeth to talk about their latest activities, their UK tour and their festival plans.
DetailsBruce plays the latest and best hard rock, metal and punk tracks, plus he's joined by Gibraltar rockers Breed 77, who talk about their upcoming UK tour.
DetailsBruce lays waste to the nation's airwaves, playing the latest, greatest hard rock, emo, metal and extreme music. American thrash metal group Iced Earth are the guests.
DetailsBruce in joined by Deron and Jess from CKY to talk about their new record and their recent UK performance.
DetailsBruce presents a Halloween special with guest Dani Filth of Cradle of Filth. Bruce will be selecting his favourite spooky songs to serve up a gruesome banquet of rock.
DetailsBruce is joined by Swedish metal band Opeth, who are set to release their ninth studio album Watershed next month. They'll discuss the album and their recent UK tour.
DetailsBruce takes a look at the influence of Led Zeppelin on rock music, stylistically and musically, plus he replays Radio 2's Led Zeppelin Special from Masters of Rock.
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