Longtime Motorhead and current Scorpions drummer Mikkey Dee has revealed that Lemmy Kilmister once turned down a reunion tour with the classic Ace of Spades lineup, even though Dee himself encouraged ...

Super7 have unveiled a new ReAction Figure for Motörhead frontman Lemmy Kilmister. It’s inspired by their classic fourth album, 1980’s Ace of Spades, and Lemmy wears its graphic on his black t-shirt.

Add Slash to the growing list of musicians who have paid tribute to Motörhead’s Ian Fraser “Lemmy” Kilmister, who died on Dec. 28. The guitarist took to the stage New Year’s Eve at Las Vegas’ House of ...

A half a decade before Lemmy Kilmster‘s death last month, the rocker led a couple of his famous fans in a run-through of Motörhead‘s calling card: 1980’s “Ace of Spades.” At the 2010 Revolver Golden ...

Motorhead's 'Ace of Spades' has hit a new chart peak ahead of Lemmy's funeral tomorrow. Fans launched a campaign to get the 1980 track back into the Top 40 when the frontman died last month after a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. SHEFFIELD CITY HALL Photo of LEMMY and MOTORHEAD, Lemmy The sight of Lemmy Kilmister pounding away at his Rickenbacker bass guitar ...

It’s 40 years since British metal icons Motorhead released the Ace of Spades album, and we’re coming up on half a decade since we lost Lemmy. The beloved, gruff-voiced but beautifully warm frontman ...

Throughout his 50-plus year career, Lemmy Kilmister started writing psychedelic rock while in the Sam Gopal band in the ’60s and spacier things in Hawkwind by the early 1970s before landing on his ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. From its overdriven bass intro to its squealing, hit-the-brakes ending two minutes and 48 seconds later, this gamblers’ psalm ...

This fast-paced headbanger is widely recognised as one of the greatest guitar tracks of all time. Despite being just 2.48 in length, the song has left a lasting impression on music fans throughout the ...

A blistering opening riff helped make Motörhead's biggest hit a heavy metal landmark—and later introduced the band to a new generation in WWE.