Jon McClure of Reverend & The Makers is a part of the Peace Collective (Photo: Gary Mather for Live4ever)
A host of indie stars have reconvened under the Peace Collective banner to record a new single in aid of the British Red Cross and Shorncliffe Trust charities.
Despite him being back in rehab in Bangkok, Pete Doherty and Carl Barat are nevertheless making good on their promise to work on new Libertines material following their busiest summer of live commitments in a decade.
But one man who won’t be returning to the fold is producer and former …
Featuring The Clash’s Mick Jones on guitar and backing vocals, the key ingredient to ‘Too Late’ is a sample of the guitar riff from punk classic ‘Is Vic There’ by Department S
Mick Jones and his band Justice Tonight have been confirmed as the headliner for the final night of this year’s Strummer Of Love festival, which arrives a few months short of the tenth of anniversary of Joe Strummer‘s untimely death in 2002.
Former Clash guitarist Mick Jones is to donate his own collection of music memorabilia to a new exhibition in London which he hopes will eventually lead to the creation of a permanent ‘Rock & Roll library’ in the city.
Live4ever was delighted to catch The Clash legend Mick Jones in Liverpool, appearing at the city’s recent ‘Don’t Buy The Sun’ concert.
Live4ever asked Mick about the gig and his affinity with Liverpool, as well as his connection with Taurus Trakker, the duo consisting of his cousin Martin Muscatt and …
Big Audio Dynamite, the legendary band formed in 1985 by The Clash’s ex-guitarist and singer Mick Jones, have announced U.S. tour dates for August. The band was formed by Jones following his departure from The Clash, and released a string of acclaimed albums and toured extensively in the 80s and …
Former Clash members Mick Jones and Paul Simonon have worked side by side in a recording studio for the first time in 30 years. The pair teamed up for a guest appearance on the new Gorillaz album after being approached by Damon Albarn to record a track for it.
Jones …
Mick Jones’ band Carbon/Silicon released their new album online for free this week.
‘Carbon Bubble’ is the former Clash member’s fourth album with the group whom he assembled with Sigue Sigue Sputnik’s Tony James.
The band has a history of making their music available freely, and the record featuring 12 …