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From left to right: Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, John Bonham, and Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin pose with their gold RIAA White Matte LP awards for their self-titled debut album, Led Zeppelin, released by Atlantic Records, New York City, June 20, 1969

These 11 iconic rock bands never had a number 1 hit (and we love them for it)

For some acts, the ‘hit parade’ wasn’t the place that they measured their success. For these artists, it was all about the artistic, rather than commercial, value
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Elton John and Rod Stewart training at Watford Football Club 1973

So, here are 23 rock stars with bizarre hobbies

Beekeeping, WW2 memorabilia.... owning a football club? Iconic rockers have found some colourful ways to relax down the years
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Dalia Stasevska conducts the First Night of the Proms © Veikko Kähkönen

BBC Proms 2026 listings: your day-by-day guide to the world's biggest classical music festival

Here is everything you need to know about the 2026 BBC Proms, featuring a jam-packed selection of classical music's best-loved performers and composers
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Review Schumann Lugansky

Review: Schumann: Fantasie, etc (Nikolai Lugansky)

Nikolai Lugansky brings an orchestral richness to Robert Schumann, writes Jessica Duchen
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Three Beatles, from left to right John Lennon, George Harrison and Paul McCartney, record voices in a studio for their new cartoon film 'Yellow Submarine'

The Beatles could have had TWICE as many No. 1 hits – if only they’d released these 19 singles

With 18 number one hits in the UK and 20 in the US, The Beatles were never short of hits. But as we reveal, for every hit single, they had another ace in their back pocket
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Yes, English progressive rock band, 1972. L-R Steve Howe (guitar), Ian Anderson (vocals), Rick Wakeman (keyboards), Bill Bruford (drums), Chris Squire (bass)

Sabotaged! Rock’s 10 most self-destructive bands

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