The Frank Carter-fronted punk legends – completed by original members Paul Cook, Glen Matlock and Steve Jones – headed to London’s 100 Club for a surprise gig to help kick off their busy 2025.

Sex Pistols and Frank Carter play secret 100 Club gig as Noel Gallagher, Paul Weller ... they brought mayhem to a venue that hosted some of the band’s most famous gigs as they led the punk ...

Screaming Lord Sutch during his Jack The Ripper show in 1974. (Credit: Jorgen Angel/Redferns) Sutch wasn’t a particularly great musician or singer, but he had a lifelong dream of becoming famous ...

Punk Straight Hedge! Noel Gardner’s August Punk & Hardcore Column! In this month's column on the best in punk and hardcore, Noel Gardner bastes his ears with new music from Snõõper, Landowner, ...

Producer Noel Gasca's picks: Lily Gladstone chronicles Blackfeet Nation's reunion with buffalo in new SIFF documentary; In 'Thunder Song,' a Coast Salish punk creates her own form of medicine; Guests: ...

Either way, the band’s music was more than enough to influence Noel just as much as his favourite Beatles songs. While Liam did his best impression of John Lennon crossed with John Lydon, some of the ...

Entertainment Imagine! Belfast: 10 essential events for your ‘enter-brain-ment’ from this year’s festival Journalism, poetry, AI, music, movies and more are on the thought-provoking line-up ...

For all the musical sophistication going on, though, Noel maintained that his true inspirations were Sex Pistols. Formed when Noel was still in his teens, John Lydon led one of the first punk bands ...

Noel Gallagher has dubbed Oasis' seminal album 'Definitely Maybe' "the last great punk album". The Britpop group's former guitarist and chief songwriter has compared their 1994 debut album - which ...

During an interview with Mojo magazine reflecting on the iconic 1994 release, Gallagher commented, “Definitely Maybe was the last great punk album in many respects. We were a punk band with ...