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.

Record Mirror archive 1955-1981
Searchable, most editions

Fanzines: Great Collection
Great collection of scanned fanzines from the 1970s and 1980s

NME The Clash Pop Will Die

25 February 1984

Link

Record Mirror Captain Sensible on The Clash

14 April 1984

MIck doing drama

84 02 18 Record Mirror

Clash got a Mikey on their back

Passes

T-Shirt

Pass

NME Mick gets the Boot

NME 10 Sept 83 – Mick Jones sacked from Clash

Bam Magazine

10 February 1984
5 page Interview

The Clash in the Combat Zone

"God, is it trendy or what?"
A wave of disgust crosses Joe Strummers face when he talks about the current British music scene...

Vince White's view

And a far cry from the mess of my first Clash gig in Santa Barbara. So if it turns up that would be the indicator of an original recording. Also it was the only show I played completely sober!!! I'd love to hear it. I really had my shit together on that one."

Stop Press - Clash Tour Off for Now

The Clash Tour announced two weeks ago is off - for the moment at least. A complete date sheet was due to confirmed this week, minus a London Gig which still had to be confirmed.

Clash give London a miss

NME Arm to Arm Combat, Can The Clash fight back? interview

25 February 1984

Exclusive interview by Richard Cook – 6 pages

Plus Punk Moins Rock interview

January 1984
French Magazine

6 pages

Best Magazine #188

French
March 19884

Joe Strummer interview

Still Clashing after all these years

8 March 1984.

Heroes for Hire The Clash

ZigzZag Magazine
April 1984

Missing crucial pages 24-26

1984 French Magazine

Clash. La Peche – Interview

10 pages

The Clash - Record Collector?

4 page article

Clash Communique
The crazy European Kasbah-Klub with Complete Control. A press release listing all the new tracks the band are playing ahead of their forthcoming European and UK dates.

Book: The Last Crusade

– ©2005 Chris Knowles

Book
We Are The Clash: The Last Stand of a Band That Mattered
The Clash's bold, tragic last stand, rescued from history's dustbin: at war with Thatcher, Reagan, the Top Ten, & (sometimes) itself...
Mark Andersen & Ralph Heibutzki