Kerrang! Analysis
Kerrang! Is a UK based magazine, focused mainly on rock
music. It is currently published by the Bauer Media Group in Hamburg. It became
the best-selling British music newspaper in the early 2000’s.
Initially focused on the New Wave of British Heavy Metal and
Hard Rock, the magazines main genre of music changes with the current trends.
The magazine has multimedia support in many different
formats; it has a website, with competitions, videos, news and a page to
subscribe to their magazine. It also has a digital TV station which plays on
its website and certain other platforms, called Kerrang! TV which plays
requested songs. Kerrang! Radio (or Kerrang! 105.2) is the magazines radio
channel available on either the official website or other platforms such as Freeview.
Whereas Kerrang! TV plays more mainstream music, Kerrang! Radio plays less
mainstream forms of music. All three have separate facebook and twitter pages,
to attract more potential audience members and alert their audience of news.
Furthermore the magazine is available digitally
Kerrang! also runs a yearly rock music tour, Kerrang! Tour.
At the time of
writing it had just released the magazine ‘K!1593’
The magazine releases 51 magazines a year, almost 1 magazine
a week, A yearly subscription to ‘Kerrang!’ magazine (Digital and Physical)
costs around £80


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