Henry Yates is a freelance journalist at various esteemed publications. He specializes in the music business, music genres, and pop culture, while also covering film industry topics and cultural movements. Henry's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Guardian, Yahoo News UK, and Guitar Player.
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Henry Yates predominantly covers entertainment news with a focus on guitar culture and rock music. His articles consist of expert commentary, reviews, and event coverage related to these themes.
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By: Henry Yates
‘There was a lot of fighting and drinking at our shows. We played for bikers, for Hell’s Angels. We would break records for beer sales everywhere we played’
As The Wonder Stuff load in for this year’s 40th anniversary tour, frontman Miles Hunt looks back at his live history
By: Henry Yates
Interviews by Henry Yates George Thorogood , songwriter/vocals/guitar Before Bad to the Bone, we just played obscure blues songs from the archives.
With summer on the horizon, check out Ticketmaster Discover's round-up of the best outdoors activities to enjoy in London
"I held these pieces of paper in the palms of my hands like I was holding a newborn child"
By: Henry Yates, Jamie Dickson
We meet Smith and Kotzen pre-show to talk gear, their new album Black Light/White Noise, and find a pair whose chemistry makes this a hard-rock project with legs
By: Henry Yates
Veteran jazz man Bill Frisell toasts his 75th birthday with a stellar lineup and questing new album, and the hope that maybe he's getting better...
How themes of war, madness and nuclear holocaust shaped Black Sabbath's second album Paranoid
"Of course it was a drug song. We were stoned when we wrote it!"
Basket Case was not an overnight success – far from it
