Glenn Hughes

The "Voice of Rock" could have replaced David Lee Roth in another life.

Guitarist will perform greatest hits while singer-bassist will mark 50th anniversary of Deep Purple's 'Burn.'

Singer and bassist wonders if he could have avoided two decades of drug issues.

The band featured an array of singers during its decades of touring.

Bassist and singer's enthusiasm for his old band never waned.

Glenn Hughes will bring his "Classic Deep Purple Live" tour to the United States for two rounds of shows in 2018.

Glenn Hughes said that three-fifths of Deep Purple's Mark III lineup once unsuccessfully tried to reunite with Ritchie Blackmore.

Ronnie Montrose fans can look forward to one last studio album from the guitar legend — and it'll include a long list of famous names.

Gene Simmons playing with someone other than Kiss? No, that is not a typo. It's going to happen. For the first time ever, Gene Simmons will be taking part in an all-star jam band.