The massive collection will include the complete record remastered, b-sides, demos, alternate and monitor mixes, outtakes, a CD and DVD of Whitesnake's headlining performance at the Monsters of Rock ...

It’s always difficult to see what’s behind a mountain, and even the things in front of it tend to get overlooked because of the massive eye-drawing majesty of the monument itself. Whitesnake’s massive ...

At Hellfest, Vai joined the band on stage to play the classic hit Still Of The Night, of which he now says: “I’ve always ...

Whitesnake scored the band’s third consecutive platinum record with its eighth studio album, Slip of the Tongue. Originally released in November 1989, it peaked at number 10 on the U.K. and U.S. album ...

The band’s hair metal phase was a profitable one, resulting in the multiplatinum LPs Whitesnake and Slip of the Tongue. Those releases made them megastars, but alienated many earlier fans (not to ...

I was excited when I first heard about this better-late-than-never release, but that excitement soon dissipated after popping the thing into my DVD player. To be honest, I could have filmed this ...

It’s my secret shameful dream to someday play a tribute concert for Whitesnake’s awesome Slip Of The Tongue album. As a six-piece (three guitars) fronted by R&B titan Monica, me and my buds would ...

David Coverdale: Powerhouse rock singer. Demanding band leader. Cocksman. These are the facts once, now, and always, each evident immediately in his band Whitesnake’s shocking 11th record, Forevermore ...

David Coverdale‘s recent retirement announcement inspired former Whitesnake guitarist Steve Vai to reflect on his time in the band and praise the frontman for “60 years of delivering pure, royal-grade ...

Since I lost you, girl, I've been losing my mind I've been losing my mind "Now You're Gone" adalah sebuah lagu oleh band hard rock Inggris Whitesnake dari album mereka tahun 1989 Slip of the Tongue.

Undoubtedly, one of the most-played hard rock acts of the late ‘80s was Whitesnake. Case in point, it seemed every time you switched on the radio or MTV, you were certain to see/hear a hit from either ...