First, Michael cited his booming career at 23 years old having played the United States with UFO, adding that this "opened the door for the Scorpions," who were seven years older than him. "So Rudolf ...

Guitarist Michael Schenker was a member of Scorpions in the early '70s before leaving to join UFO. There is no love lost between Schenker and the Scorpions, including his older brother Rudolf. In a ...

After he's clear of his latest round of Scorpions obligations, Rudolf Schenker may enter the studio to work on an album with his brother Michael. As Scorpions fans no doubt recall, Michael Schenker ...

In the list of all-time rock radio anthems, Scorpions’ “Rock You Like a Hurricane” ranks at the very top. Released in 1984 as the lead single from Love at First Sting, it gave the band their biggest ...

Hell hath no fury like a Schenker scorned. Several months after going on record with accusations that the Scorpions have "distorted" the story of his brief tenure with the band, guitarist Michael ...

When you're in a major rock band, especially one that's celebrating its 50th anniversary, you get to hobnob with the likes of Niki Lauda at F1 races. That happened to the Scorpion's lead guitarist ...

Gibson has unveiled the Rudolf Schenker Flying V, a new signature model for the Scorpions guitarist. In striking black and white livery, this is a Flying V with thoroughbred form: solid mahogany body, ...

In 2010, German rock band the Scorpions released what was supposed to be their final album and embarked on a farewell tour. Five years and three “farewell” tours later, they’re ready to rock the ...

Damn, it sounds like Scorpions’ Rudolf Schenker and former UFO member and guitar legend Michael Schenker have very different ideas about their sibling relationship. Quotes from each of the brother ...

After four decades of rock ‘n’ roll, the Scorpions are on a final tour across five continents. They stop in Miami on Friday. With metal gods the Scorpions on their farewell tour, the band’s founder, ...

After selling more than 100 million albums, rocking you like a hurricane, and ushering in the winds of change, Germany’s Scorpions are saying auf Wiedersehen. The hard-rock legends released their ...