The Clash may have axed Jones in an attempt to continue their commercial ascent, but it did not pan out. The band only released one more album, the critically maligned Cut the Crap , before ...

The Clash ’s Mick Jones, Marco Pirroni of Adam And The Ants, Guy Days of 999 and Buzzcocks ’ Steve Diggle all followed Thunders’ example and at least began with a Les Paul Junior, even if ...

From left: The Clash’s Joe Strummer, Paul Simonon and Mick Jones. Photo by Getty Images. I was there for The Clash’s first Boston-area gig, at the long-defunct Harvard Square Theater in Cambridge.

As you may remember, former Clash members Mick Jones and Paul Simonon were in NYC a few weeks ago to celebrate (and talk about) the new Clash box set that's just out. While here, they were ...

Mick Jones, co-founding singer/guitarist of The Clash and Big Audio Dynamite, celebrates his 70th birthday today (June 26). From 1975 to 1976, Jones played in a called London S.S. After that group ...

Portrait of British punk rock group the Clash, from left, Joe Strummer, Topper Headon, Paul Simenon, and Mick Jones, as they give a press conference before their concert at Bond's, New York, New ...

Foreigner co-founder and guitarist Mick Jones revealed that he is battling Parkinson’s disease, shedding some light on the unspecified health issues that have often kept him off the stage for ...

Mick Jones and Topper Headon from The Clash reunited onstage in a London pub. Jones, who was performing with his new band Carbon/Silicon, was joined by Headon for a run through the '70s punk band ...

"There was talk between me, Joe [Strummer], Mick [Jones] and Mick's manager, Gary Kurfist, who was also looking after Mick in B.A.D. But it didn't happen for lots of reasons. I was getting pissed ...

Foreigner star Mick Jones is releasing a new solo single named 'Shelter from the Storm' on May 23.. You can listen to the song, which was originally written decades ago and picked back up now as ...

The cover of London Calling features Clash bassist Paul Simonon in the act of destroying his Fender Precision Bass guitar at a concert in New York City. It was September 20, 1979, at the Palladium ...