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The Who Perform ‘The Punk and the Godfather’ With Eddie Vedder

Pearl Jam frontman is in London for all-star Teenage Cancer Trust event on Sunday with Pete Townshend, Roger Daltrey, Robert Plant, and Paul Weller The Who performed with the Heart of England Orchestra at London’s Royal Albert Hall on Wednesday night, and surprise guest Eddie Vedder came out near the end to join them on the Quadrophenia classic “The Punk and the Godfather.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4VF2dLWV4I The show was part of a week-long series of events at the Royal Albert Hall

CM Punk joins the WWE 2K24 roster – but there’s a catch | Gaming | Entertainment

WWE 2K24 has a March 8 release date on PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and PC. The latest entry in the WWE 2K series features a massive roster of over 200 Superstars, including wrestlers from Raw, Smackdown and NXT, as well as WWE Legends and managers. Publisher 2K Sports has since announced that additional Superstars, Legends and celebrities will join the game as downloadable content, including CM Punk. The catch, however, is that the Straight Edge Superstar will only be available if you purchase the WWE 2K24 Season…

Hardcore punk singer out after messing with another member’s hormones

Article contentA Nashville hardcore punk band has kicked out their singer after he admitted to dosing a fellow member with estrogen to sabotage the relationship with his partner.According to a post shared recently on Llorona’s since deactivated Instagram account, “Diego” was dropped by the group after admitting to swapping pre-workout protein powder with high amounts of estrogen and gifting it to bandmate Sixx to make him appear more feminine.Article content“We have decided to part ways with our vocalist Diego due to…

Ali Smith’s 90s New York punk scene – photo essay | Art and design

New York in the 1990s was off-kilter, unfiltered, and out of focus. We – artists, musicians, punks, underground dwellers – lived in neighbourhoods the police largely let police themselves, below the radar of mainstream society, carving lives out of the city’s bedrock with our bloody fists. Long before the immediate feedback loop of social media, our creative ideas bubbled in a cauldron of diversity and inspiration until they could no longer be contained. Matt Verta-Ray and I spent endless days into nights playing music,…

The Sterns Are Listening by Jonathan Wells review – a tight and taut family drama… with a punk soundtrack | Fiction

In the infinite high desert of Utah, a poignantly moving scene unfolds: 14-year-old Mark is in his sleeping bag, into which a soulmate he has found, and loves, creeps with stealth. This is not some idyllic hiking holiday, it is an extended boot camp – at once punitive and supposedly curative – to which Mark and the girl – Lainey, aged 17, with scarred wrists – have been dispatched by their parents, for behaviour considered beyond control; in Mark’s case striking a friend, then his mother. But this is a stolen moment of…

‘I regret punching Lennon’: Terri Hooley on his wild life in the Belfast punk scene | Punk

‘What’ve I done? Made an eejit of myself?” Terri Hooley snaps when I praise his myriad achievements. “I’m fed up being called The Godfather of Punk – I’m not. I’m just an old hippy and punk was hippies’ revenge, cos you didn’t listen to us first time round!”I had been warned Hooley might be cranky due to the dialysis he undergoes thrice weekly, combined with a busy schedule that involved DJing at recent gigs by the Northern Irish punk bands he brought to light – the Undertones and the Outcasts – and promoting the…

‘All punk power and visceral emotion’: farewell, Shane MacGowan, my Celtic soul brother | Bobby Gillespie

I first met Shane MacGowan, whose funeral is today , in the late 1990s, way after the glory days with The Pogues. I’d see him around town at various functions and gigs, always with his partner, Victoria Mary Clarke, always sat on their own, no one bothering with them. Although emanating a dark charisma, he looked tired and sad to me. There appeared to be a cloud of depression and lonesomeness above him, even when surrounded by well-wishers and hangers-on.So one night I went up and introduced myself, and we just got on. It…

10 Best Depictions Of Punk Rock In Film and Where To Stream Them

The epitome of the do-it-yourself esthetic, punk rock aficionados will be shortly celebrating its half-century. Filmmakers everywhere have long been fascinated by the combination of art and artifice the genre exudes. Here are 10 of the best portrayals of punk to hit the big screen and, where possible, where you can find them streaming. 10. Rock ‘n’ Roll High School https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1001xArPVk Featuring New Yorkers Ramones, 1979’s Rock ‘n’ Roll High School ambles its way through a plot involving a group…

Punk, human spirit and a Christmas classic: Shane MacGowan’s 10 greatest recordings | The Pogues

The Pogues – Boys from the County Hell (1984)The Pogues: Boys from the County Hell (live on The Tube, 1985) – videoIn his 2001 memoir, MacGowan expressed frustration about the production on the Pogues’ 1984 debut album, Red Roses for Me, lamenting that the “thunderous sound” of the band’s concerts didn’t translate into the studio. Luckily, Boys from the County Hell teeters on the right side of ramshackle, as the song’s racing tempo, lively tin whistle and accordion and duel-at-dawn banjo ambience create an aura of jaunty…

What Do Spider-Punk’s Blue Shoelaces Mean in ‘Across the Spider-Verse?’ Punk Shoelace Code, Explained

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse was the best superhero movie of 2023 and earned every penny of its $690 million global haul. As anyone who’s seen it will attest, it more than deserves this success, delivering an astonishingly beautiful and kinetic adventure packed to the brim with Spider-Man variants that left the similarly multiversal The Flash in the dust. Of all the many Spider-People packed into practically every frame, there’s one breakout star that turned heads. This is Hobie Brown, aka Spider-Punk. He’s voiced…