New productions of Shakespeare’s “Richard II,” Annie Ernaux’s “The Years,” Robert Icke’s “Manhunt,” Tennessee Williams’s “The ...

The Clash's 1977 debut self-titled album changed the world of punk rock in a major way, and it's still a blood-pumping record today.

After the success of 'London Calling', the start that The Clash endured to the 1980s wasn't full of the same highlights that had been expected of them.

The WeGotTickets Musical Comedy Awards are a great institution and a valuable competition which would benefit from a refreshment in its approach to staging. Its 2025 line-up had its ups and downs, but ...

The apocalyptic punk classic "London Calling" by The Clash was more or less the result of old-school doom scrolling, ...

Their stunning debut single, ‘White Riot’, acted both as a protest against the complacency of the oppressed masses in the United Kingdom and as a sonic manifesto for the band itself. In 1977, a few ...

Due to demand, comedian and presenter Joel Dommett is adding extra dates to his Happy Idiot live tour. Learn more about the ...

I’ve indulged myself in the BBC’s Desert Island Discs as my night time go-to station to unwind before I drift off to my ...

Joe Strummer and Mick Jones led off The Clash's generation-defining double album with this anxious summary of the state of the world at the turn of the 80s. On its initial release the title track ...

Can London-based clubs stop playing London Calling by The Clash, fronted by Joe Strummer, during every pre-match build-up? Yes, we know the song is about the city — it’s in the title — and ...