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On May 9, 1987, Sonic Youth were the surprise guests at a benefit show supporting Jimmy Johnson and Byron Coley’s experimental music magazine Forced Exposure. The concert went down at The Rat in the mag’s home base of Boston, and it featured some serious underground heavy hitters. Forced Exposure contributor Steve Albini was ...

Nearly 50 years to the day after the infamous concert took place, Third Man Records is releasing the Stooges' Live At Goose Lake: August 8, 1970, a live album documenting the original Stooges lineup's final performance. As the story goes, bassist Dave Alexander showed up too drunk to play a note and was fired by…

He's set to perform in London next monthIggy Pop Iggy Pop has revealed that he once “smoked spider webs to get high.” The NME Big Read: Iggy Pop – “Punk has to have a sense of hopelessness about it” Speaking during a recent appearance on the The Jonathan Ross Show, which you can watch below, Ross asked him about his y...

The four-piece played their first UK show in London tonightNasty Cherry's Gabbriette and Iggy PopNasty Cherry covered The Stooges’ classic song ‘I Wanna Be Your Dog’ at their first-ever UK show. Read more: What’s Your Band Called, Mate? Get to know Nasty Cherry The four-piece group headlined the latest edition of NME’s Girls T...