As San Diego swings into its long warm season, back come the live shows — check out this week's musical offerings.
In 2006, the Seattle music scene may have been more about Band of Horses, Minus the Bear, and the Blue Scholars but some things were still pretty punk rock. Two decades after its 2006 debut, the ...
The Punk Rock Flea Market Lorain recently took place at Lorain County Community College’s Ewing Field House, 1005 N. Abbe Road in Elyria. Laura Bock, creator of the Punk Rock Flea Market, has brought ...
A coming-of-age tale blends punk rock and Catholic school woes in Edie Arnold Is a Loser trailer. See it here.
Adjunct Professor Christopher Innes from the Department of Philosophy has published his edited volume “Sex Pistols and the ...
On March 9, 1991, British punk band The Clash finally landed their first No. 1 hit with "Should I Stay or Should I Go", which ...
As one of the artists who was significantly inspired by the punk explosion, Siouxsie Sioux is well-placed to be able to decide where it all began.
Looking at five prime examples of pioneering, rebellious anthems that predicted the sound and attitude of the punk revolution when it arrived in the 1970s.
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