The Damned

Line-up revealed for Pete Shelley tribute night at Royal Albert Hall

Buzzcocks to perform with a host of big-name guest vocalists

The Damned: “We were horrible English hooligans”

In 1976, The Damned released the first punk single, “New Rose”. 40 years later, the band’s original lineup – Dave Vanian, Captain Sensible, Brian...

The Damned announce Evil Spirits tour

They'll play the UK from January – February 2018

Iggy Pop, Buzzcocks and The Damned to celebrate punk’s 40th anniversary at Isle of Wight Festival

Buzzcocks are on the bill, too

Reviewed… The Damned: Don’t You Wish That We Were Dead

Anarchy unleashed! Excellent doc on overlooked punk pioneers

The Damned documentary gets release date

Vanian, Scabies and co hit UK screens in June

The Damned’s Smash It Up: “It’s about frothy lager… hardly a call to revolution”

“This is when Captain found his ear!” In 1979, the reformed London punks were shunted off to a studio to “make some noise” – result: a hippy-baiting powerpop hit of complex proportions.

The Damned: “We never listened to much punk”

The Damned reveal how they created their classic 1979 single, “Smash It Up”, in the new issue of Uncut, dated May 2014 and out now.

May 2014

The feature on William Burroughs in this month's issue by John Robinson made me think of some of the bands who took their names from Burroughs' books, most famously The Soft Machine, Steely Dan, and Grant Hart's Nova Mob

The Damned Return With First Album Since 2001

David Vanian and Captain Sensible also announce UK tour
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