NME — Guitarist says the London venue will be 'greatly missed if it closes' more info

Gigwise — He is 'sorry' to hear venue might close... more info

NME — Plus The Clash's Mick Jones is caught humming, Courtney Love attends US premiere of John Lennon biopic – your music gossip stop more info

The Vinyl Villain — This was the song that made #3 in my 45 45s at 45 rundown back in 2008. It was the highest position in the chart by a Scottish band - New Order and The Clash took the gold and silver medals.Released in January 1982.It reached the giddy heights of #6... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — Celebrities including Liam Gallagher and Paul Weller got tongues, and tails, wagging at an event to raise awareness of cruel puppy farming methods.A guitar signed by both musicians, as well as The Clash’s Mick Jones, went under the hammer as part o... more info

Totally Fuzzy — The PopCulturist said... Now up on The Rare Stuff: Dennis Wilson: Pacific Ocean Blue - One Hour Radio Special alongside the Springsteen and Dylan specials we've already posted. More radio shows on the way from Brian Wilson, Neil Young, Elvis Presley,... more info

Popdose — The self-titled debut album from the Clash knocked the music world on its ass in 1977, but it took two more years to reach US shores. more info

Guardian Music — Last week was all about committing the perfect rhyme. Now it's time to spin the wheel of fortuneShall I compare thee lot to a summer's day?Though art also troubled by wasps and possessthe odour of barbecued sausage.There's a reason I never made it as... more info

People.com — He and his girlfriend are feeding their baby a "diet of Bob Marley, The Clash, Prince and of course No Doubt" more info

Altsounds — In 1977, after hearing The Damned, Motorhead and The Clash, guitarist Denise Mercedes returned from London and decided to start her own band. She recruited LES poet Patrick Mack on guitar and vocals, artist and fashionista Nick Marden on bass and... more info