The band's golden age spanned from the late 1970s to the early 1980s, and for many, a big part of why was the input of guitarist Mick Jones. Jones was a co-founder of the Clash in 1976 ...

Exploring the final days of 'the only band that matters', The Clash, who finally called it a day after the disastrous release of 'Cut The Crap' in 1985.

The second reference: Mick Jones, Strummer’s partner in all of the above, but it is generally assumed, the lesser partner. “I like Strummer as much as all the other Clash fans,” the ...

A Beastie Boy got arrested; Morrissey played his first solo gig in the U.S.; The Beatles began working on 'The White Album'; ...

Drowning his sorrows at the Rainbow Theatre one night, he met The Clash's guitarist, Mick Jones, who was on the lookout for a replacement drummer. Headon agreed to an audition but didn't bother ...

Kate Moss' daughter Lila, looked to be having the time of her life as she stopped to take a series of selfies in the back of a taxi with Stella and Ava Jones, whose father is The Clash star Mick ...

Music-related ephemera personally collected by The Clash’s Mick Jones is being presented in a London exhibition and accompanying magazine The Rock & Roll Public Library tells the story of rock and ...

Mick Jones on recording 'Should I Stay or Should I Go' and the demise of The ClashMick Jones on recording 'Should I Stay or Should I Go' and the demise of The Clash ...

Worse still, producer Guy Stevens had, while drunk, sacked guitarist Mick Jones from another group just 18 months before. The omens weren’t good, yet within six months or so The Clash, by then signed ...

Some exits were amicable, others were not -- all made headlines. By Gary Graff Bands are often likened to families, which implies a lot. “Brothers fight,” Graham Nash told Billboard in 2023 ...