Friday is Rock'n'Roll London Day! Join the Rock'n'Roll London walk this (and every Friday) afternoon at 2:00p.m meeting at Tottenham Court Road Station
Adam writes…
On this day in Rock'n'Roll History… 1977 the Sex Pistols release God Save The Queen which is promptly banned and reaches No.2 in the UK charts…
… although its chart position remains the subject of some controversy with many believing that the chart was fixed to keep it from the number one spot.
On the day of its release, Siouxsie Sioux of Siouxsie and the Banshees turned 20-years-old. She had featured prominently in the most famous piece of Sex Pistols footage of them all, the notorious Bill Grundy interview of December 1976. Sweary alert…
To mark Siouxsie's birthday, here's a playlist of my 10 favorite Banshees numbers, including an unexpectedly excellent cover of Sparks' This Town Ain't Big Enough For Both of Us…
The Rock'n'Roll London walk is ONLY London Walk with its own dedicated comic book! Written by Rock'n'Roll London guide (and Daily Constitutional editor Adam) you can buy a print or digital copy at the London Bookstore online: londonbookstore.myshopify.com
With the launch of The Rolling Stones Walk on the 5th May 2016 and the return of the Rock'n'Roll London Pub walk on Wednesday nights from the 4th May 2016 the London Walks summer programme 2016 will feature no less than FIVE regular musical-themed walking tours! For the full schedule see walks.com.
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London Walk costs £10 – £8 concession. To join a London Walk, simply meet your
guide at the designated tube station at the appointed time. Details of all
London Walks can be found at www.walks.com.
