Deep Purple

David Coverdale will return to his time as lead singer for Deep Purple during their Mark III and IV eras for an upcoming album with Whitesnake.

This eponymous debut was full of firsts, beyond the ‘I’ frequently tacked onto its title nowadays.

Accompanying this morning's announcement of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 2015 induction class was the usual head shaking and open-mouthed disbelief that some of classic rock's oldest and most worthy bands were passed up once again.

Deep Purple will officially issue the 'Graz 1975' concert, long considered the best-ever from its Mk III edition.

The veteran band will play 19 shows, with stops in Orlando and Las Vegas planned.

Deep Purple's Mk. I released their final album on June 21, 1969.

Deep Purple are currently in the studio creating the follow-up to 2013's 'Now What?!'

Metallica delivered a four-song acoustic covers set at a benefit honoring Ozzy Osbourne.

Deep Purple are releasing a CD of their headline-making April 6, 1974 concert from the California Jam festival on April 1.

In late-1972, Deep Purple released one of the most heralded live albums of all time. 'Made In Japan' captured the legendary band at what was perhaps the peak of their powers. On May 19, Universal Music is set to reissue the landmark album in a special deluxe package that is sure to have fans drooling.

Though recently snubbed by the powers-that-be at the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame, the mighty Deep Purple are rolling full speed ahead and have announced new details concerning their long awaited new album. Their 19th studio album will see the light of day on April 30, 2013. It is being released by the German based label earMUSIC. The band's last studio effort dates back to 2005's  'Rapture Of The

After years of being completely overlooked by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, pioneering hard rockers Deep Purple received word last week that they are among the nominees this year. But if you're hoping for an epic reunion jam on 'Highway Star' at this year's ceremony, not so fast -- in a new interview, former Purple guitarist Ritchie Blackmore says he has no interest in whether the band is induct