I am very curious to see who will be banging the cymbals in Spinal Tap II: The End Continues, and I am especially interested ...

In one of the funniest scenes in This is Spinal Tap, the band's manager, Ian Faith (Tony Hendra) comes back with a sculpture of Stonehenge for the band to use in their show – but it’s only 18 ...

performed on stage with an undersized recreation of Stonehenge, similar to the one revealed in This Is Spinal Tap. “We need one. I would love that,” says John Ross, Wild Pink’s founding ...

The first teaser trailer for Spinal Tap II: The End Continues has launched, with a piece of Stonehenge acting as Roman numerals. The brief footage teases an electric guitarist turning the amp up ...

The clip ends with an explosion and a bit of the Spinal Tap classic “Stonehenge.” “The idea is that the band hasn’t seen each other for 10 or 15 years, and they come back for one more tour ...

An explosion then occurs as Spinal Tap’s song ‘Stonehenge’ plays. The sequel has also confirmed a release date of September 12 this year in the US, with a UK premiere yet to be announced.

After the amp is turned to infinity, an explosion occurs and Spinal Tap’s track ‘Stonehenge’ starts to play. Watch the teaser trailer below. Last year in an interview with Empire ...

The teaser shows knobs on an amp turning to 11, a famous joke from 1984's This is Spinal Tap. However, the last dial goes past 11 to a setting for infinity. Advertisement The bang's "Stonehenge ...

The teaser shows knobs on an amp turning to 11, a famous joke from 1984's This is Spinal Tap. However, the last dial goes past 11 to a setting for infinity. The bang's "Stonehenge" plays over the ...