All about Mod, Mods and the Mod scene from the 1960s, through the revival and into the present day
Paul Weller is doing three heavily sponsored shows in New York, showcasing music from his entire career to promote the release of the Hit Parade box set. Each night at the Irving Plaza will focus on a specific time period: Monday January 29th – An Evening with Paul Weller featuring […]
Christies’ Pop Memorabilia auctions are always worth a look, but if you’re a Who fan, this one is of more interest than usual, as it also includes a number of lots offered by Keith Moon’s family. The main auction has everything from old music posters, programmes and memorabilia (where you’ll […]
Spotted online is this Prince Buster t-shirt, featuring the man complete with a slightly wonky pork pie hat. It’s made by Anon and is a brown t-shirt with mustard lettering. As well as the image of the ska legend, the wording says "The king of ska – Prince Buster – […]
Earlier, I was trying to compile a list of 10 Mod bands (that are still together and playing), but struggled when I got past three. Is this me being too critical or is there really a complete lack of Mod-friendly bands around these days? And has the tribute band disease […]
Fancy owning an extremely limited edition Fred Perry top, designed by Paul Weller? Well, now you can – if you’re quick. FP and PW have come together to produce an ultra limited edition Fred Perry polo shirt, produced to Weller’s particular specifications – and it’s limited to just 200 items […]
New York’s Daptone Records are top of the tree when it comes to classic soul and funk grooves with a modern slant, so it’s no surprise to see this really stylish Daptone record bag – or the Dap-Sack – from the label, made to carry and protect your vintage 7-inch […]
Yes, you can buy a Keith Moon drum kit and live out your fantasy as the wildman of Mod legends, The Who.
