A DVD of the Sex Pistols reunion at London’s Brixton Academy last November is set to be released in the near future.
The band’s live performance was filmed by Julien Temple who worked with the Punk rockers on the 1980 documentary The Great Rock ‘n’ Roll Swindle. The new dvd will be called, The Sex Pistols: There’ll Always [...]

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Former Clash legend Mick Jones joined Hard Fi on stage at London’s Koko music venue, last night. Introduced by Hard Fi’s Richard Archer as his “personal hero“, Jones joined the band on stage for a rousing version of Should I stay or should I go.
Obviously deciding to stay Jones was enticed on stage again to [...]

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After reading about Topper Headon playing on stage with Mick Jones last Friday night in a Ladbroke Grove club it reminded me of a new documentary I watched over the Christmas period called Rebel Truce: The History of The Clash. It lacked live footage but discussed in some length how Mick Jones and Tony [...]

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Fans who turned up at Inn on the Green at Ladbroke Grove on Friday, to see former Clash guitarist Mick Jones new band Carbon/Silicons were in for a real treat. Jones was joined on stage by former Clash drummer Topper Headon for a rousing encore of the Clash songs Train in vain and Should I [...]

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Appearing scarier than he looked at the peak of the Punk era, Johnny Rotten led the Sex Pistols through their comeback appearance at the Roxy club in LA.
Ahead of the bands UK dates, The Pistols played old favourites Anarchy in the UK and God save the Queen. Rotten managed to forget some of the lines [...]

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