The Darkness

Frontman reflects on 20th anniversary of band's star-making debut, 'Permission to Land.'

They believe in a thing called box sets.

Glam-rockers still believe in a thing called love.

The ultravulgar "Get Your Hands Off My Woman" landed with a thud in February 2003.

Signature hit "I Believe in a Thing Called Love" references Justin Hawkins' main addiction.

The Darkness frontman thought about suggesting an alternate singer take his place during the Taylor Hawkins show.

Darkness frontman reveals he was invited on stage by Brian Johnson, not gatecrashing.

The Darkness frontman says experience made him “vomit in my mouth – in a really good way.”

He advises young bands to write a "summer smash" so they can tour in warm weather.

Justin Hawkins was there for brother Dan during cancer treatment - even though they'd hardly spoken following the band's break up.