Cannock-born rock star Glenn Hughes is to release a live album next month, recorded on a two-night stint at the Robin 2 in Bilston.

Rock group Black Country Communion led by Cannock singer Glenn Hughes landed a top prize at last night’s Classic Rock Roll of Honour awards.

If things had turned out differently, Cannock-born rock star Glenn Hughes might not have lived long enough to have penned his autobiography.

Black Country Communion, the Anglo-American supergroup led by Cannock-born Glenn Hughes, is set to screen its debut concert film at cinemas around the country.

The Black Country travelled north as rock supergroup Black Country Communion ended their first proper UK tour with a triumphant performance in Manchester.

Pictures of Black Country Communion on the second day of  the High Voltage rock festival in London.

It promises to be one hot night when rockers Whitesnake appear at Wolverhampton Civic Hall next week, and that’s not just on stage and in the audience.

For a few months now, in a hush hush campaign, copies of Midlands rock supergroup Black Country Communion’s second album have been circulating in the music business and around key players in the media. Ian Harvey talks to frontman Glenn Hughes.

Nine years on from making her debut at the old Robin R ‘n’ B club as a 15-year-old, Black Country-born rising blues-rock star Joanne Shaw Taylor returns to the Robin 2 in Bilston next week.

New supergroup Black Country Communion are set to up the Midlands quota at this year’s High Voltage rock festival, joining metal legends Judas Priest on the bill.