Tucked away at the top of Glastonbury Festival is the only stage actually dedicated to a rock legend. Strummerville overlooks a sea of tipis and is named in memory of Joe Strummer, The Clash's ...

Terry Chimes, best known for being the Clash's former drummer, revealed why he left the British punk group and music industry behind forty years ago.

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In 1977, on The Clash's debut single, White Riot, vocalist/guitarist Joe Strummer sang about wanting “a riot of my own” . He wouldn't have to wait terribly long to get one. In fact, before the ...

The guitarist went on to join The Clash, and while he may not have been as flashy a player as Mick Jones, he sure had plenty to say. Let's look at five fascinating facts about Joe Strummer.

One of the most popular songs by punk icons The Clash is the strident title track to their 1979 album, London Calling. The video for that song, directed by Don Letts and featuring the band ...

In honor of what would have been Joe Strummer's 71st birthday on August 21, the Punk Rock Museum is running a weekend-long celebration.

Strummer was the co-founder of the punk rock band The Clash. He passed away in 2002 due to a heart attack that was caused from an undiagnosed congenital heart defect.

The Clash’s classic line-up (l-r) of Joe Strummer, ‘Topper’ Headon, Paul Simonon and Mick Jones in 1978. Image: Sheila Rock/Shutterstock Punk legend Paul Simonon, bass player for The Clash, has shared ...

After The Clash spit in 1986 Strummer spent years in the punk rock wilderness drifting from recording film soundtracks and guesting with bands like The Pogues.

Joe Strummer’s widow has revealed that the late punk legend hoped to reform The Clash for a performance in 2003.