Legendary rock group Deep Purple once really liked to play loud — so loud that they actually earned the record for the loudest band in the world.

The Who frontman says they pushed the boundaries of volume and onstage antics before anyone else ...

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 ...

Deep Purple have announced a new album titled Splat!, with a world tour to follow later in the year. The legendary rock band, led by vocalist Ian Gillan, will release their 24th studio record on 3 ...

After being in the band for 28 years, guitarist Steve Morse has officially left Deep Purple in order to care for his wife Janine, who has stage 4 cancer. He shared a message with the fans and his ...

Commenting on this must-see hilarity, Deep Purple bassist Roger Glover explained, "Johnny is Everyman, Johnny’s Band is Everyband. It seems that many bands follow the same path… small beginnings, ...

Sometimes, deep cuts are even better than a band or musician's hits; best exemplified by these three classic rock jams.

Deep Purple consolidated their standing as one of the planet's fastest rising hard-rock propositions with the July 9, 1971 release of Fireball. The album followed the previous year's watershed In Rock ...

Deep Purple frontman Ian Gillan has declared the band's forthcoming album, Splat!, marks a vibrant return to the "dynamics, the balance and the fun" of their seminal early 1970s sound. The British ...

Deep Purple have launched their new era with the release of hard-hitting single Arrogant Boy, the first track from upcoming album SPLAT! arriving July 3.

TOKYO — Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi took a short — and happy — break on Friday as she hosted legendary British rock band Deep Purple in Tokyo as a longtime admirer. “Welcome to Japan ... Uh ...