Glenn Hughes

The Deep Purple and Black Sabbath star expressed gratitude for his long career.

"Hoping to see you, on the road of happy destiny," the singer said.

Pop star says “Rocket” is his favorite track on upcoming album associated with his biopic ‘Better Man.’

Veteran rocker says late friend is the reason he’ll soon stop touring his Deep Purple show.

"I don't care about those guys," the bassist said, referring to Ian Gillan, Roger Glover and Ian Paice.

The "Voice of Rock" could have replaced David Lee Roth in another life.

Guitarist will perform greatest hits while singer-bassist will mark 50th anniversary of Deep Purple's 'Burn.'

Bassist and singer's enthusiasm for his old band never waned.

Glenn Hughes was reportedly about an hour and 45 minutes into a show at Christchurch when he left the stage.

Glenn Hughes has revealed the title and release date of his first solo album in nearly a decade.