In a new podcast interview, Billy Idol, the former Generation X frontman, has defended the use of swastikas in the punk movement during the 1970s.

These three iconic musicians were pretty bad interview guests who destroyed sets, sat silent, or cursed at reporters.

These female punk rock icons are legendary; and you might be unfamiliar with a couple of them. Let's change that.

Mike Peters, The Alarm frontman who sang on such tracks as "Strength," "Sixty Eight Guns," "Spirit of '76" and "Rain in the ...

Wild rocker turned 80s superstar Billy Idol on his punk roots, his autobiographical new album, his UK shows and the joy of ...

Doe continues punk’s historic relationship between counterculture musicians and designers, established when first-wave icons such as Siouxsie Sioux and Sid Vicious functioned as early brand ...

Behind him is an evolving mood board with pictures of his own mother, Kamala Harris, Margaret Atwood, Eileen Gray, Lee Miller, Dorothy Parker, Siouxsie Sioux, Selma Lagerlöf and Patti Smith.

Another A-lister, the late Tina Turner was a fearless ally long before it was popular. The 12-time Grammy winner sang at the opening ceremony of the first Gay Games in 1982, and advocated for LGBTQ+ ...

She was born in Rochester, New York in 1953 and has long claimed that women are "natural anarchists". During her studies at the School of Fine Arts, she became more interested in the troublemakers of ...