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Released on 30 December 1991, I Can’t Dance was a wryly humourous piece of pop perfection that earned Genesis a 1993 Grammy at hit No.7 on the charts.
Ex-Genesis legend Steve Hackett has been confirmed as the headline act at the 2018 Be Prog My Friend Festival in Barcelona, Spain
‘In Dulci Jubilo,' the traditional piece recorded as a jaunty instrumental by Mike Oldfield, entered the British bestsellers on 20 December 1975.
Ricochet, the first live album by Tangerine Dream, mostly recorded only a few weeks earlier, went into the UK chart on 20 December 1975.
Selling England By The Pound was released on 12 October 1973 and gave Genesis their US chart debut when it entered the Billboard 200 on 15 December.
Yes will stage a weekend of events at a fan convention for charity, attended by current band members, during their 50th anniversary UK tour in March 2018.
Released in 1977, at the height of punk, A Farewell To Kings nevertheless proved that Rush could make music on their terms, and take it into the charts.
The live Supertramp album 'Paris' was recorded on 29 November 1979, and is now said to be the bestselling non-French album there of all time.
Former Porcupine Tree frontman Steven Wilson is to digitally release his Last Day Of June soundtrack album in December 2017
The Gentle Giant debut album established the group as one of the most distinctive and forward-thinking of the new wave of prog rock bands to emerge in 1970.
Prog-rock superstars Camel have announced a series of concert dates in the UK and around mainland Europe across the spring, summer and autumn of 2018
A movement is under way to have the late progressive rock musician John Wetton, who died in January 2017, recognised in the English city of Derby.
Looking for the best Christmas gifts for music lovers? We’ve got Brian Eno, Big Star, Sparks and more for the dedicated music lovers in your life.
The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway, seen by many Genesis fans as their finest hour (or an hour and a half, to be precise) was released on 18 November 1974.
Progressive rock mainstays Camel have confirmed the first date on their Moonmadness Tour 2018, on 17 September next year at London's Royal Albert Hall.
