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Nik Turner, the multi-instrumentalist of the British space-rock band Hawkwind, has died. His death was confirmed on his Facebook on Nov. 11. “We are deeply saddened to announce the passing of Nik ...

Recorded at shows in Liverpool and London, Hawkwind’s 1972 album The Space Ritual Alive in Liverpool and London arguably captures the psychedelic rock band at its peak. Attempting to be “a full ...

Nik Turner, who served two stints as a member of the space rock outfit Hawkwind, has died at the age of 82. Turner was a multi-talented musician who was known for playing both flute and saxophone with ...

Eric Clapton linked up with Hawkwind for a lengthy guest turn during their show in Guildford, England, part of the space-rock band's 50th anniversary tour. Adding bluesy licks and solos on his Fender ...

The spirit of Hawkwind lands at Come & Take It Live this weekend in the form of the North American Space Ritual 2019, a Saturday/Sunday load-in organized by Athens, GA., superfan Matt Callen.

Nik Turner, the multi-instrumentalist and original co-founding member of British space rock band Hawkwind, died Thursday (Nov. 10) at the age of 82. No immediate cause was provided in the statement ...

Nik Turner, the English multi-instrumentalist best known as a member of space-rock pioneers Hawkwind, has died. Turner’s Facebook page announced the news today: “We are deeply saddened to announce the ...

“Silver Machine” was not followed-up in trusted music biz fashion by another hit-seeking single but by the band’s third album, late November’s Doremi Fasol Latido, and an end-of-year tour which was ...

The British reedman, vocalist, and former member of the legendary space rock band Hawkwind navigates the cosmos once again. For some, Life in Space may equate to solitude and awe, but Nik Turner's ...

How Hawkwind were encapsulated in the graphics for their March and April 1974 tour of the US When the album was released, Hawkwind probably weren’t thinking about potential sales figures or chart ...