Core News — “Mary Anne salutes Prince and is joined by Buzzcocks’ guitartist and vocalist Steve Diggle, for an in-depth chat about his life and career … Steve joined the Buzzcocks after a chance meeting with the Sex Pistols’ manager, Malcolm McClaren, in... more info

Popdose — When I first heard that a documentary had been made about The Damned, I was absolutely chomping at the bit to see it.  My love and respect for this band is well known to all and sundry; listening to, reading about and hearing The Damned has always b... more info

The Mirror — The Never Mind the Buzzcocks TV panellist wants funeral in chapel by the sea to the sound of Jerusalem and Talking Heads' Once In A Lifetime more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photo: Descendents at Roseland Ballroom in 2011 (more by Keith Marlowe) It was recently announced that the Punk Rock Bowling festival would be happening in Asbury Park (June 10-12) in 2016, in addition to its usual Las Vegas (May 26-30)... more info

Stereogum — Deerhunter are in the UK right now to promote Fading Frontier, and they stopped by BBC Radio 6 in Manchester, where they usually cover some song by a seminal local band for host Marc Riley. This time it was the Buzzcocks’ punk classic “Why Can’... more info

Stereogum — Last summer we premiered “Vibrant,” an accurately titled song by Tuscon rockers Prom Body. At the time, I described them like so: “an exceptional and exceptionally poppy strain of lo-fi garage rock — a buzzing conglomeration of the Buzzcocks,... more info

Stereogum — Project Pabst took place this past weekend in Portland’s South Waterfront District, and the lineup boasted a collection of acts both young and old. Blondie, the Buzzcocks, Weezer, TV On The Radio, Run The Jewels, Passion Pit, Against Me! and more p... more info

The Daily Mail — The pop music panel quiz - recently hosted by comedian Rhod Gilbert - will not be returning after almost 20 years on air after the BBC decided to axe it. more info

The Telegraph — Nevermind the Buzzcocks might have come to an end, but it has left us with some brilliant evidence of musicians and celebrities behaving badly more info

Stereogum — Like fellow late-’70s UK legends Wire, pop-punk progenitors Buzzcocks are still out there touring, recording, and sounding as vigorous as ever. They proved it with a visit to Late Night With Seth Meyers to perform “Keep On Believing” from their... more info