The Clash

Sammy Hagar is a California guy whose music exemplifies good-time rock 'n' roll, and the Clash made a name for themselves with raw, eclectic recordings often informed by weightier topics.

There may not be a more perfect and exciting hour-long listen in rock history.

Cheap Trick takes on the Clash in the latest round of UCR Hall of Fame voting.

The drummer describes his downward spiral into heroin addiction and eventual recovery.

In 1983, “the only band that matters” was poised to become the biggest band in the world. Over the course of a few years, the Clash had gone from punk upstarts to a passionately eclectic band capable of rocking stadiums.

Few bands in rock history flamed out at their commercial peak as sadly as the Clash. A new documentary tells the story of the legendary English punk group, who called it quits in 1986, three years after founding guitarist Mick Jones was fired.

This Day in Music Spotlight: Mick Jones, the Glam Years : June 19, 1974 London band The Delinquents made their live debut on June 19, 1974 at the student union bar of Queen Elizabeth College, Kensington. The sound and image was pure glam, modeled heavily on Mott the Hoople...

Here's a great article from Bryan Wawzenek about another Memorial Day weekend we've all forgotten.  Read how Motley Crue's Vince Neil is quoted in the title above. Not to mention the great sarcasm of my hero Homer...   “There can only be one truly great festival of a lifetime, and it’s the US Festival...