Ian Gillan admitted that Deep Purple never intended to retire, despite calling their 2017 trek The Long Goodbye. During a recent interview with SiriusXM’s Eddie Trunk, the singer explained the ...

Deep Purple frontman Ian Gillan has shared his memories of the hedonism and debauchery he witnessed as a younger man in the 1960s.. The topic arose during a [paywalled] interview with The ...

It's been 50 years since Deep Purple launched its Mk. II lineup with the album, "Deep Purple In Rock," and the spirit of those times remains strong as the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame troupe ...

In 2017, heavy metal pioneers Deep Purple launched an epic tour known as “The Long Goodbye Tour” which lasted about two and a half years and spanned across four continents. That’s one hell of a long ...

Deep Purple’s Ian Gillan recalls menacing response from manager when he asked for money - ‘I had never heard anything so horrible in my life,’ the singer said. The Independent.

Deep Purple’s Ian Gillan: ‘I’ve seen parties too wild to describe’ The frontman of the heavy rock monsters talks to Mark Beaumont about booze, the sexual wildness of the Sixties, living ...

Talking with Deep Purple frontman Ian Gillan on a sunny spring afternoon, the “now” involves a conversation about the “what,” which is the band’s highly anticipated new album (their 19th ...

[RELATED: Exclusive: Deep Purple Drummer Ian Paice Talks the Concept Behind New Album, ‘=1,’ Reveals His Favorite Songs From the Record] Ian Gillan Shares The Importance Of Energy.

Ian Gillan on the "unholy trinity" of British rock bands, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath, and why the Brummie Rock Gods were the "most important" of them all. News.

Deep Purple frontman Ian Gillan has shared his advice for how younger artists can share the same longevity as them – encouraging them to not have heroes and make a space of their own.