KEXP Seattle — KEXP listeners know: we love The Clash. We love them so much, we declared February 7th to be International Clash Day, a holiday not only to celebrate their influential punk rock sound but to acknowledge the band’s activism and political messaging. ... more info

KEXP Seattle — The music world struck it rich in 1977. It was ground zero for punk, with debut albums from the Sex Pistols, The Damned, and Dead Boys, to name a few. And not just one, but two albums each from David Bowie and The Ramones. The year was so notable, Th... more info

Metal Injection — Dying Fetus and Cannibal Corpse didn't make the cut. The post Marvel Mashes Up Superheroes With Classic Album Art From GUNS N' ROSES, NIRVANA, THE CLASH & More appeared first on Metal Injection. more info

Sweeping The Nation — You know God Save The Queen didn't really outsell Rod Stewart in Jubilee week before the BBC or whoever is supposed to have been responsible fixed the chart, right? Nobody's ever provided more than hearsay proof usually second hand from Malco... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — UK Rock band The Equals are best known in the U.S. for their 1968 bubblegum hit "Baby Come Back," their song "Police on My Back" which was made famous by The Clash... Continue reading… more info

JamBase — Umphrey’s McGee offered a songlist show with The Hive owner Jeff Grady sitting-in on a The Clash cover last night in Sandpoint, Idaho. more info

KEXP Seattle — They may have broken up back in 1986, but The Clash continue to influence new generations of musicians every decade. KEXP had a chance to speak with a few of these artists, both old and new; hear their thoughts on “The Only Band That Matters” bel... more info

KEXP Seattle — Artists need The Clash as much as the rest of the world. The legendary band help shape the ideas of not just fans but future generations of musicians. We didn’t have to ask twice for a few core KEXP artists to perform some of their favorite Clash s... more info

KEXP Seattle — Now, more than ever, the world needs The Clash. For the fifth annual International Clash Day, KEXP is highlighting the band’s activism and political messaging. Even their band name carries political weight: bassist Paul Simonon was inspired when he... more info

New York Times — Does it matter if you saw the show? An obsessive’s guide to finding old concert shirts (Led Zeppelin, Joan Jett, The Clash, et. al.). more info