Jun 76 - Black Swan , five piece ....
Sept 76 - 100 Club, London gigs ....
Dec 76 - Anarchy Tour ....
Jan / Mar - Early 77 Gigs ....
May 77 - White Riot UK Tour ....
Jul 77 - European Dates ....
Oct 77 - Out of Control UK Tour ....
Jan 78 - Sandy Pearlman UK Dates ....
Apr 78 - UK Festival Dates ....
Jul 78 - Out on Parole UK Tour ....
Oct 78 - Sort it Out UK Tour ....
Feb 79 - Pearl Harbour US Tour ....
Jul 79 - Finland + UK dates ....
Sep 79 - Take the Fifth US Tour ....
Dec 79 - Acklam Hall Secret Gigs ....
Jan 80 - 16 Tons UK Tour ....
Mar 80- 16 Tons US Tour ....
May 80 - 16 Tons UK/Europe ....
May 81 - Impossible Mission Tour ....
Jun 81 - Bonds Residency NY ....
Sep 81 - Mogador Paris Residency ....
Oct 81 - Radio Clash UK Tour ....
Oct 81 - London Lyceum Residency ....
Jan 82 - Japan Tour ....
Feb 82 - Australian Tour ....
Feb 82 - HK & Thai gigs ....
May 82 - Lochem Festival ....
May 82 - Combat Rock US Tour ....
July 82 - Casbah Club UK Tour ....
Aug 82 - Combat Rock US Tour ....
Oct 82 - Supporting The Who ....
Nov 82 - Bob Marley Festival ....
May 83 - US Festival + gigs ....
Jan 84 - West Coast dates ....
Feb 84 - Out of Control Europe ....
Mar 84 - Out of Control UK ....
April 84 - Out of Control US Tour ....
Sep 84 - Italian Festival dates ....
Dec 84 - Miners Benefit Gigs ....
May 85 - Busking Tour ....
Jun- Aug 85 - Festival dates ....
Sept 85 - European Tour ....
Jan 86 - Far East Tour ....
1986 onwards - Retrospective
74-76 - Joe with the 101ers ....
Jul 88 - Green Wedge UK Tour
Aug 88 - Rock the Rich UK Tour ....
Oct 89 - Earthquake Weather UK ....
Oct 89 - Earthquake Weather Euro ....
Nov 89 - Earthquake Weather US ....
Jun 99 - Comeback Festival dates ....
July 99 - Short US Tour ....
July 99 - UK Tour ....
Aug 99 - Festival Dates ....
Oct 99 - UK Tour ....
Nov 99 - Full US Tour ....
Dec 99 - European Xmas dates ....
Jan 00 - Australasian Tour ....
May 00 - Mini UK Tour ....
Nov 00 - supporting The Who Tour ....
Jul 01 - UK & US Instore Tour ....
Oct 01 - Full US Tour ....
Nov 01 - Japanese Tour ....
Nov 01 - Full UK Tour ....
April 02 - Brooklyn NY Residency ....
Jun 02 - UK Festivals ....
Jul 02 - Hootenanny Tour ....
Aug 02 - UK Festival Dates ....
Sep 02 - Japanesse Dates ....
Nov 02 - Bringing it all Back Home ....
Here is a list of known articles around the time of the tour. If you know of anything that is missing please do let us know.
Sources Internet Archive source |
Anarchy Tour original dates
UK Articles pre Grundy
Posters
LWT The Bill Grundy Show
Newspaper Headlines
The moral outrage
Problems with EMI
Anarchy Tour, new dates
Adverts
After The Bill Grundy show
Magazines
Books
Photos
The Clash
Sundry
Video and Audio
Anarchy Tour dates
Daily Mirror -
Thursday 2 December
STEPPING OUT - EARLY DATES
SOUNDS, 4 December 1976
NME: Meet Col Tom Parker of the Blank Generation
Nick Kent ,2 page interview with Malcolm McLaren.
27th November 1976
POSTER, Anarchy in the UK single
Full Today programme with Bill Grundy
interviewer suspended over TV swearing
Birmingham Daily Post -
Friday 03 December 1976
Interviewer suspended over TV swearing
Interviewer Bill Grundy was suspended for two weeks by Thames Television last night angry viewers complained of four letter words during an interview with the group Sex Pistols.
Thames also reprimanded those responsible for the groups appearance on the company’s Today teatime show on Wednesday.
Mr Grundy's suspension means he will not appear on the company's shows - although he was due to present another edition of Today this evening.
The statement from Thames came soon after Rank Leisure services announced it was notifying promoters of the group's current tour that it was cancelling the Sex Pistols' appearance at Bournemouth next Tuesday. Cancellations from other venues followed.
A Thames spokesman said: "The director of programmes, Mr. Jeremy Isaacs, has expressed his views firmly to all on the Today programme describing the incident as 'a gross error of judgment' caused by inexcusably sloppy journalism."
Earlier unofficial sources at Thames hinted that Mr. Grundy, one of television's most experienced interviewers, was not to blame.
After Mr. Grundy spent 21 hours with senior Thames executives for a post-mortem, a Thames spokesman said some viewers had said they felt sorry for him.
"He was clearly embarrassed by these people and they appreciated what he was trying to do to show what a disagreeable lot of lads they were, and they thought he was right to do so."
Angry viewers jammed the studio switchboard after the programme and Thames broadcast an apologised that was repeated last night.
It said: "Last night on the Today programme, Bill Grundy interviewed the Sex Pistols pop group. The language they used understandably offended many viewers. We very much regret this offensive interview ind apologise most sincerely to all our viewers."
But Mr. Ray Mawby, Conservative MP for Totnes, claimed it appeared Mr. Grundy was inciting the group. He would be lodging a formal protest with Lady Plowden, chairman of the Independent Broadcasting Authority.
Mr. Grundy said yesterday: "The object of the exercise was to prove that these louts were a foul-mouth set of yobs, That is what it proved.
"I ended the programme by saying 'I don't ever want to see you again' and I meant it."
Sex Pistols have been banned from appearing at Lancaster University on December 10. but given the go-ahead for a concert at the University of East Anglia in Norwich today. But the ,students' union has warned that there must be no bad language.
The group has also been banned from one of the north's leading entertainment centres, the £2 million Preston Guild Hall.
The BBC issued a statement yesterday which said: "In response to Press inquiries concerning the group Sex Pistols. Radio One points out that their single Anarchy in the UK is not being played in its daytime programmes."
Punk? Call it Filthy Lucre
"Concerts for the Sex Pistols were cancelled and interviewer Bill Grundy was suspended last night in a row over the group's four-letter outburst on TV." -
Daily Express, December 3rd 1976
TV Fury over rock cult filth
Daily Mirror - Thursday 2nd December 1976 / Link
Daily Mirror Alternate front pages
2 December 1976
Link |
KINGS OF PUNK CULT
DAILY MIRROR, 2 December 1976, INSIDE PAGES / Link
OFF! OFF!
DAILY MIRROR, 3 DECEMBER / Link
The Night of the Nasties / Yobs
DAILY MIRROR, INSIDE 3 DECEMBER / Link
Where the PIstols loaded?
THE SUN, 3 DECEMBER 1976 / Link
The Foul Mouthed Yobs
Link |
Now Vibrators pull out of Pistols tour
Women refuse to pack Punk Rock record
Leicester Daily Mercury -
Friday 03 December 1976
NME cover only - wanted
We need a copy!
PRESS CUTTINGS NEVER MIND THE FILTH, HERE'S THE SEX PISTOLS
I'M A REVOLUTIONARY
DAILY MIRROR 19th DECEMBER 1977
‘Never Mind the Filth, Here’s the Sex Pistols’ / ‘I’m a Revolutionary’. In its Monday 19th December edition, the Daily Mirror presented a three page spread on ‘Britain’s most notorious band’ written by Gloria Stewart. The feature acknowledges the Bans Tour in progress, but focuses on a gig during the earlier Holland tour - specifically the 7th December Pozjet Club appearance. The reporter’s concert review and interview presents an unusually fair and objective observation of the band as human beings - not monsters, although the interview contains some (in hindsight) chilling comments by Sid on suicidal tendencies. Dave Smitham
Phil's God Save the Sex Pistols page
God Save the Sex Pistols run by Phil!
Anarchy in the UK press cuttings following Bill Grundy episode.
Look What Pop Kids Do Now
COVENTRY EVENING TELEGRAPH: EDITORIAL
PAID TO BE DECADENT
Coventry Evening Telegraph
Thursday 02 December 1976
PAID TO BE DECADENT
DISGUSTING, outrageous and obnoxious were just some of the adjectives used by angry viewers to complain about the appearance on a Thames Television tea-time programme yesterday of a pop group calling themselves the Sex Pistols.
Even by today's standards, this was an appalling exhibition, especially as the most offensive aspect the filthiest language ever heard on British television was encouraged by the presenter. There have, of course, been the usual apologies and excuses, but the damage has been done.
Tens of thousands of impressionable youngsters have seen and heard gutter language and behaviour given what they accept as the cachet of respectability. No doubt some of them will now seek to emulate a group being promoted as the pioneers of a new sick cult. And that surely is the worst feature that young people are so blatantly exploited in the name of naked commercialism.
The Sex Pistols are reported to have signed a £40,000 contract with a major record company who are quote} as saying: "They may not be very proficient musically but we don't think that is a major consideration."
What appalling commentary on the ethics of an industry aimed predominantly at the young. Unrepenlanl A similar attitude has been displayed by Thames Television over another of their shows that has created a furore. In a recent edition of **Pauline's Quirkes," another tea-time programme. the teenage hostess generated near hysteria among her teenybopper audience over an apparently nude view of another pop group.
Despite angry protests from parents, the TV company are unrepentent. After all, they point out, none of the complaints Came from children at whom the show was aimed. Or, as a spokesman explained with brutal honesty, 'The programme was made exclusively for partially-literate teenage girls:- What a shocking admission.
And how arrogantly irresponsible. Or have we finally got to the stage where even the most fundamental standards of morality and decency are to-be abandoned'
LETTERS: MUSIC WEEK: Lack of morals
NME: PISTOLS EPISODE 93
BLEEP OR NOT TO BLEEP
Sunday Mirror -
Sunday 05 December 1976
IT"S A DIRTY BUSINESS SAY 'VOICE OF THE PEOPLE'
The People -
Sunday 05 December 1976
It's a dirty business TV But the all applaud the explosion of iblic outrage that greeted the Sex Pistols' four-letter outburst on TV.
But the day after, please note, 1.800 copies of their first record are reported to have been sold.
The Sex Pistols' filth has meant filthy lucre for E.M.I. the world's biggest gramophone company, which has them under contract.
M Leslie Hills, the E.M.I. man who is responsible for the firm's records. VOICE did not condone the group's behaviour on TV. But he does not seem to mind the company profiting from the pubicity.
The company is said to be planning more records by the Sex Pistols and to have no intention of controlling either their songs or their behaviour public. If 'that is so, there ought to be – other explosion of disgustóat E.M.I
The great majority of people, parents especially want to protect children from the vile xxxx of punk rock performers.
They are entitled to expect that a great and reputable record company will uphold standards of decency and not help undermine them.
EXPLOITING PUNK MAY BE GOOD FOR THE BALANCE SHEET BUT IT IS A DIRTY BUISINESS ALL THE SAME.
THE BAD AND UGLY
Daily Mirror -
Monday 06 December 1976
PUNK ROCK Does it really corrupt youth
Aberdeen Press and Journal -
Wednesday 08 December 1976
What YOU say about those Punk shockers THE Punk Rock craze
Daily Mirror -
Wednesday 08 December 1976
TELEVISION TODAY Must Sense the changing mood on standards
The Stage -
Thursday 09 December 1976
Horrendously shocking behaviour on Commercial T.V. in London recently
Burton Observer and Chronicle -
Friday 10 December 1976
{Extract, para 10] However, you will, through having most likely read the national papers who have taken it upon themselves, in their true sense of public duty and devotion, to scare us all to death with news of this horrid cult of "punk rockers," be aware that things. are not all well with the Pistolios at this exact moment.
Shocked by what they've seen, heard and read about yon aforementioned, many a *motor has had a late change of mind and, as they say in the trade, blown *em out at the last moment. Including the one in Derby.
All over this fair land, people are rushing to decry (probably quite justifiably) this band of bands.
Said a Leeds Polytechnic student, after walking out of the band's recent gig there: "They are rubbish. It is the worst group I have ever heard. They did not shock me. Their music was just so bad."
Which is what many a rock fan said in Burton after the band played there.
Even so, people are turning out to see the band, when they actually get round to playing. Much of this interest, no doubt, has been aroused by the band's horrendously shocking behaviour on Commercial T.V. in London recently, when they and the interviewer became ensconsed in a nasty argument which included the use of (pregnant pause) four letter words (eeek)l
It would appear that such naughtiness has endangered the recording future of the band, who recently signed for and, as was reported at the time, a sixfigure advance.
Now a disgusted E.M.I. chairman, Sir John Read, who Incidentally is quoting the advance as £40,000, has announced that the company will be reviewing its "general guidelines" regarding the content of pop (pop?) records. He thinks that the band's behaviour on telly was "disgusting."
He told a shareholder:
"Sex Pistols have acquired a reputation for aggresive behaviour which they have certainly demonstrated in public.
"There is no excuse for this. Our recording company's experience of working with the group, however, is satisfactory.
"Sex Pistols is the only punk rock group that E.M.I. records currently has under direct recording contract and whether E.M.I. does in fact release any more of their records will have to be carefully considered.
"I need hardly add that we shall do everything to restrain their public behaviour, although this is a matter over which we have no real control."
It's questionable whether music holds any great significance in the punk rock movement, the Sex Pistols having done so much to push it further into the background.
But the current bail image that been created on punk's behalf by the Pistols and other loony bandwagon-Jumpers who have gone as far as they can to be even more shocking may have serious consequences for music in general.
Punk rock is certainly a valuable part of today's music scene, and an inspirational one. From it could come real talent, tired by this inspiration. But if inything does come from punk, It's got a long way to struggle to the surface now.
LETTER: Moral of silent Mary
Daily Mirror -
Friday 10 December 1976
WHAT A LOAD OF RUBBISH
Local reaction to Punk Rock
Lynn Advertiser -
Tuesday 14 December 1976
SWEAR WORD ON THE TELLY
Peterborough Standard - Friday 17 December 1976
The smut that lurks around every corner
Westminster & Pimlico News -
Friday 17 December 1976
High Society: It's those fucking punks again!
Sounds 11 December 1976
Newsdesk: Conspiracy to silence punk
Sounds – 11 December 1976
EMI: RETHINK ON SEX PISTOLS
Coventry Evening Telegraph -
Tuesday 07 December 1976
EMI: RETHINK ON SEX PISTOLS
SIR John Read. chairman of EM - I. the multi-minion pound discs and electronics group. said today that the company were considering whether to release any more records by the Sex Pistols whose language on television provoked a storm of protest last week. Their interview on Thames: TV half owned by EMI was "disgrareful - . Sir John told Shareholders in London. He added: "EMI will review their general guide-
lines regarding the content of pop records." Answering a shareholder's question. hr said: "Sex Pistols have acquired a reputation for aggressive behaviour which they have certainly demonstrated in public. "There is no excuse for this. Our recording company's experience of working with the group. however, is satisfactory."
Pistols warning Sir John told in London
Liverpool Echo -
Tuesday 07 December 1976
EMI: SEX PISTOLS could lose their record contract
Aberdeen Press and Journal -
Wednesday 08 December 1976
EMI and Sex Pistols row
Belfast Telegraph -
Wednesday 08 December 1976
Chairman of EMI said yesterday the company
Birmingham Daily Post -
Wednesday 08 December 1976
Silencer threat for Sex Pistols
Sir John Read, chairman of EMI said yesterday the company is considering whether to release any more by the Sex Pistols, whose language on TV provoked a storm of protest last week.
Their interview on Thames Television -- half owned by EMI was "disgraceful," Sir John told shareholders London. He added: "EMI will follow general guidelines relating to the content of pop songs”.
He said: "Sex Pistols have acquired a reputation for abusive behaviour which they have certainly demonstrated to the public.
Sex Pistols is the only punk rock group that EMI records xxxxxxx has under direct contract binding contract and whether EMI does in fact fact release any more of their records will have to be carefully considered.
"I need hardly add that we shall do everything we can to restrain their public behaviour, although this is a matter over which we have no real control."
Sir John, in a lengthy statement on permissiveness in entertainment, said EMI did not want to be a censor. But the entertainment giant wanted to discourage records likely to give offence to the majority.
The Sex Pistols 'uproar had started with "a disgraceful interview" followed by a vast amount of newspaper coverage, he said.
Sir John's remarks follow last night's walkout by scores of students from a concert being given by the punk rock group in Leeds.
One said: "They are rubbish. It is the worst group I have ever heard. They did not shock me. Their music was just so bad."
Eight other concerts organised for the group have already been cancelled after the controversial Today television interview which included a number of four-letter words.
Sir John said after the meeting that the directors ex- pected - to take a decision probably "within a week" on the future of the Sex Pistols.
EMI had a two-year contract with Sex Pistols worth 40,000, signed in October.
Termination was "one of the possibilities we might have to consider but at the moment we have no complaint against them on their recording interests."
He said: "Obscene behaviour just gets no one anywhere. It will hurt their record sales and get them nowhere."
1976 EMI MAY DROP SEX PISTOLS
Daily Mirror -
Wednesday 08 December
EMI MAY DROP SEX PISTOLS
By TONY PATEY
THE Sex Pistols' £40,000 recording contract hung in the balance last night.
Bosses of E M I are considering cancelling their agreement with the notorious punk rock group.
Chairman Sic John Read said a decision about the contract would be made within a week.
The group's four-letter insult to the Queen on Monday night will be taken into account.
The Pistols burst into the limelight with their foul-mouthed replies to T V interviewer Bill Grundy last week.
Yesterday they learned that their Boxing Day concert at Harlesden, North West London had been cancelled.
But suspended Mr. Grundy had better news. He has been booked b), Granada for tomorrow's " What the Papers Say " programme.
SEX Pistols face the bullet
Newcastle Journal -
Wednesday 08 December 1976
Backfire hits Pistols, Derby ban, Man City Programme ban
Sunday Mirror -
Sunday 05 December 1976
By JEFF SAMUELS
T H E Sex Pistols were given the by a bunch of irate city fathers yesterday.
Councillors at Derby banned the Punk Rock group from a concert last night after they failed to turn up for a preview in the afternoon.
In return Johnny Rotten, the group's leader, stuck one finger up his nose and gave the town a V-sign as his coach nulled out.
Then he gave his verdict on the councillors behind the ban. "They're a load of daft old sods." he said. All afternoon the city fathers had waited patiently in the town's King's Hall to hear the group and decide whether to allow them to play in the concert.
And all afternoon the group sat defiantly munching chicken sandwiches i n the Crest Hotel. At 4 p.m.. the fed-up councillors decided they had waited long enough. Councillor Les Shepley, chairman of the leisure committee, told reporters: "It's off all bloody off.' It was the tenth concert' on the group's tour to be cancelled since their foul-mouthed TV performance on Wednesday.
Meanwhile Grundy, the interviewer on the programme, was taking a fortnight's enforced rest from broadcasting He said grimly: "There are two particular four letter words I object to at the moment—punk and rock."
FOOTNOTE: Officials of Manchester City football club have banned all further Sex Pistols' advertisements from their match programmes after complaints about the one used yesterday for the match against Derby.
NME: Chaos on the U.K. Tour '76
NME: SEX PISTOLS LATEST, LONDON GIGS ARE OFF – ONLY 4 DATES LEFT
Also dates at the back
PUNK ROCK TOUR GETS A BASHING
Daily Mirror -
Saturday 4 December
PUNK ROCK TOUR GETS A BASHING
THE punk rock tour of th e notorious Sex Pistols is slowly biting the dust.
Nine of the group's concerts have been cancelled following their foul-mouthed T V performance on Wednesday.
Now the Sex Pistols stand to lose thousands of pounds as a result of the cancellations.
Among th e concerts called off were last night's at Norwich and tomorrow's at Newcastle.
And today the group must play before a panel of councillors at Derby before it is decided whether they can play in the city tonight.
Last night scores of sympathisers defended Thames TV's Bill Grundy over his interview with the group.
A Thames spokesman said: " They phoned in saying that they could not understand why he was suspended when it was the group who used foul language." YOUR A S are on Page 20 today
Punk rock shockers go broke
Daily Mirror -
Thursday 16 December 1976
Punk rock shockers go broke
By lAN CAMERON
PUNK rockers the Sex Pistols were singing a worried song yesterday.
The group who shocked the country with their four-letter interview on television came clean and admitted: " We're broke."
They have no money to pay rent on their homes, offices or re- hearsal studios.
The band blamed their penniless plight on public reaction to the TV interview with Bill Grundy and the giant EMI r ecord company.
Promised
They have been banned in nine towns, 'and their nationwide tour is a flop. Manager Malcolm McLaren claimed: "EMI have more or less said they won't advance- us any more money."
But he promised that the five remaining concerts on the tour would go on because hotels have already been paid for.
PISTOLS MOANING
The People -
Sunday 19 December 1976
Advert: 'Anarchy in the UK' tour dates
No cancellations, pre-Grundy / Link / Link 2
NME 27 November
Link |
Link |
SOUNDS advert 4 December Link |
Advert: 'Anarchy in the UK' tour dates
No cancellations, pre-Grundy / cancellations
Red
Link |
Blue Link |
Red - cancelations
Link |
Dates 3rd -26th Link |
Dates 4th -17th
Link |
Dates 19th -23rd Link |
Advert: 'Anarchy in the UK' tour dates
No cancellations, pre-Grundy / revised dates
Music Week advert for 'Anarchy In The UK' single
18th December 1976 / Link
TV 'punk rock' outrage
Coventry Evening Telegraph -
Thursday 02 December 1976
TV 'punk rock' outrage TELEVISION Inter viewer Bill Grundy spoke today for the first time about the interview that shocked view ers with the foul language of "punk rock" group Sex Pistols.
The object of the exercise was to prove that these louts were a foul-mouthed set of yobs.
That is what it proved, he said on his way to an -interview with TV chiefs about the programme. Mr Grundy added: "I ended the programme by saying. 'I dorh ever want to see you again," and I meant it."
The group ran into trouble last month at the Lanon the Thames - Today" programme as thousands of children could have been watching.
Mr Grundy was speaking today outside Thames Television in London's Euston Road on his way to an interview with current affairs controller, Mr John Edwards.
Tonight's show was being presented by Eamonn Andrews, one of its chief presenters.
An enquiry has been launched by Thames Television, and could take a day or two , said a spokesman.
Bill Grundy is understood to have been cleared of blame
Coventry Evening Telegraph -
Thursday 02 December
TV man Bill Grundy is understood to have been cleared of blame today by his company's senior executives in the storm over four-letter words used in a programme last night.
Unofficial sources said it was felt that although things got out of hand on Thames TV's ''Today" teatime show when Mr Grundy interviewed the - punk rock - group Sex Pistols, it was not his fault.
Angry viewers jammed the 12 lines to the studio switchboard for some time Grundy `cleared' after the programme and Thames broadcast - an apology later, that will be repeated tonight.
Some viewers complained that Mr Grundy had egggid on the group to be oulrageous and today a Tory MP claimed: "It would appear that Bill M - tinily was inciting them."
Mr Ray Mawby, MP for Totnes, said he would be lodging a formal protest.
INQUIRY AFTER TV RUMPUS AN INQUIRY
Liverpool Echo -
Thursday 02 December 1976
INQUIRY AFTER TV RUMPUS AN INQUIRY was being held to-day by Thames Television chiefs into the use of four-letter words and obscenities during peak viewing time by " punk rock " group Sex Pistols. There was a discussion among senior management and "To-day " presenter Bill Grundy was called in, said Thames. An apology is to be repeated to-night, after hundreds of shocked viewers rang Thames to complain about obscenities.
DJ, Tony Prince suspended in punk rock row DISC jockey
Liverpool Echo -
Friday 10 December 1976
24 bleeps in Pistols interview
Birmingham Daily Post -
Monday 13 December 1976
RADIO Luxembourg disc-jockey Tony Prince has been suspended
Daily Mirror -
Saturday 11 December 1976
RADIO Luxembourg disc-jockey Tony Prince has been suspended for insisting on interviewing the Sex Pistols punk rock group live. The group are due to fly out to Luxembourg today.
Disc jockey Tony Prince has backed down and agreed to pre-record
Coventry Evening Telegraph -
Saturday 11 December 1976
GRUNDY BACK ON TV
Newcastle Evening Chronicle -
Friday 10 December 1976
God Save the Sex Pistols run by Phil!
What was recorded and what wasn't. DAY BY DAY - The God Save The Sex Pistols' exclusive guide to Anarchy Tour (and more)
The History of Rock 1976
Welcome to 1976 pg 3
76 02 21 NME Sex PIstols We're into Chaos pg 6
76 09 11 Screen on the Green Review
Charles Shaar Murray pg 14
76 12 11 Say something outragous /
Bill Grundy pg 21
76 11 06 EMI freaked pg 27
76 12 04 Stranglers Democracy has collapsed pg 31
76 12 11 Melody Maker
"We feel like prisoners" Anarchy Tour pg 35
76 Oct-Dec, Readers Letters pg 39
Mojo - Punk 76
February 2016 - 21 pages - Clash on page 76/77
MOJO The Clash From Westway to Broadway
August 1994 (Bonds, US general), JS interview - 20 pages
MOJO / Punk: the whole story
Online viewer (very good)
99 10 00 UNCUT The Clash Confess - in the studio, records and biography
UNCUT The Clash Confess
UNCUT Combat Rock
September 1999 The Clash, Joe Strummer brings back the glory days (Biog, 101ers - Clash - Mexcaleros) - 22 pages
MOJO Paul Simonon interview
April 2023 - 6 pages
MOJO Revolutionary Spirit
November 2022, Strummer review
UNCUT Clash Reunited
October 2013 - UNCUT Clash Reunited (Retrospective) - 14 pages
UNCUT Ultimate Music Guide The Clash
The Last Gang in Town
9 Januury 2012 – 148 page special
A Riot of our own Discography
85 11 09 Record Mirror
The Clash Their Greatest Songs
03 12 00 UNCUT The Clash Their Greatest Songs
Support Bands for the Clash
BBC: Sex Pistols: Anarchy in the UK and the tour they tried to ban
online or archived PDF / By Jon Welch
Exactly 40 years ago the Sex Pistols were due to begin a 19-date UK tour to promote their new single Anarchy in the UK. Today the tour is remembered as a key moment in music history - as much for what didn't happen as for what did. In the furore that followed the band's appearance on TV show Today with Bill Grundy, all but a few of the gigs were cancelled.
Mojo - Punk 76
February 2016 - 21 pages - Clash on page 76/77
MOJO The Clash From Westway to Broadway
August 1994 (Bonds, US general), JS interview - 20 pages
MOJO / Punk: the whole story
Online viewer (very good)
99 10 00 UNCUT The Clash Confess - in the studio, records and biography
UNCUT The Clash Confess
UNCUT Combat Rock
September 1999 The Clash, Joe Strummer brings back the glory days (Biog, 101ers - Clash - Mexcaleros) - 22 pages
MOJO Paul Simonon interview
April 2023 - 6 pages
MOJO Revolutionary Spirit
November 2022, Strummer review
UNCUT Clash Reunited
October 2013 - UNCUT Clash Reunited (Retrospective) - 14 pages
UNCUT Ultimate Music Guide The Clash
The Last Gang in Town
9 Januury 2012 – 148 page special
A Riot of our own Discography
85 11 09 Record Mirror
The Clash Their Greatest Songs
03 12 00 UNCUT The Clash Their Greatest Songs
Support Bands for the Clash