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“They belong on the Mount Rushmore of Latin rock,” says festival co-founder Max Wagner.

The Electric Circus in Collyhurst was a scary venue for gig-goers both inside and outside

Joe Strummer, lead singer and lyricist for the seminal punk band, The Clash, died 20 years ago this December. Strummer, the son of a British senior civil servant and whose real name was John Graham Mellor, wrote songs that did not shy away from the politics of the Thatcher era…

Priceless documentary film footage captures young Edinburgh Clash fans prior to the legendary punk group's shows at the Odeon during the winter of 1980.

When The Clash performed at Newcastle University's students' union bar in May 1977, there was trouble during and after the show

John Chuldenko, a grandson of former President Jimmy Carter, is shining a light on the White House vinyl collection, which is outdated. The last records were added in 1980.

In his new memoir Alastair McKay reflects on the incredible legacy of Seventies music

Bobby and his new love interest smiled as they walked through London.

Bobby Brazier went public with his romance with influencer Liberty Love during a night out in Soho this week, with the pair packing on the PDA as they kissed in the streets

Finally, there's hope the famous Newington cinema will show films once more, with owners confirming plans to Edinburgh Live. The building had to be saved from demolition in 2009.

The band’s first UK show in four years marks the reopening of the iconic Camden venue – and they’re here to demolish it on launch night