Ian Hunter borrowed a bit of Easter imagery for “Roll Away the Stone,” the closing number from Mott the Hoople’s final studio album in 1974. He didn’t take the religious symbolism much ...

By 1971 they were selling out and trashing the Albert Hall - rock bands were banned for years afterwards - but just 12 months later, after onstage punches and insults were thrown, Mott The Hoople were ...

Roll Away The Stone was such an obvious hit The Hollies tried to steal it sway, but it was effectively Mott The Hoople's final chartbuster.

A beyond-rare reunion tour by a latter-day version of Mott the Hoople — latter-day as in 1974 — had Chicago rocking as if it were Cleveland. Let’s get something straight — singer Ian ...

Mott the Hoople, the British glam-rock band that had a huge hit in 1972 with "All the Young Dudes," are reuniting to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the band's 1969 birth.

Mott the Hoople recorded the song, resulting in a No. 3 U.K. and No. 37 U.S. hit single. But some of the other details seem better suited for “The Ballad of Mott the Hoople” than the history ...

David Bowie’s disembodied voice came over the speakers at Keswick Theatre in Glenside on Monday – a recording of the late singer introducing Mott The Hoople at its first U.S. show in 19… ...

Mott The Hoople played the Miller High Life Theatre in Milwaukee Monday.. You'd be excused for thinking this is an April Fools' joke. The influential British rock band hasn't played a show in the ...

Ralphs was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2019 with Mott the Hoople. Bad Company was recently revealed as part of the 2025 class and will be officially inducted this fall.

A beyond-rare reunion tour by a latter-day version of Mott the Hoople — latter-day as in 1974 — had Chicago rocking as if it were Cleveland.