Reunions are on everybody's mind at the moment, but The Who guitarist Pete Townshend only has one band in mind that he would like to see reformed.

Pete Townshend’s original music forms the soundtrack to a sharp touring production with costuming by Paul Smith ...

With an extensive discography covering nearly five decades and countless different styles along the way, Paul Weller has taken musical inspiration from virtually every aspect of his life. During the ...

The British mod subculture of the mid-60s had been reheated once already with Franc Roddam’s movie Quadrophenia (1979) and new wave bands like the Jam when Moritsugu got to it in the early 90s.

A Telford man is doing his bit to ensure the Mod culture is alive and well while raising money for charity in the process.

The Mod Attitude London was the centre of the Mod subculture, which emerged in the late 1950s and hit its peak in the mid-60s.

One night in 1986—before current members Tom Dumont, Tony Kanal, and Adrian Young were in the band—No Doubt had finished playing a backyard gig to punks, mods, skinheads, and other degenerates ...

We know from the opening scene, he jumps off at the last moment. Quadrophenia is essential viewing for any fan of The Who or anyone interested in the mod subculture.

Paul Weller, of the Jam and the Style Council, has recorded a song with former Led Zeppelin vocalist Robert Plant.

Modding Your Seiko 5: Secrets of the Subculture In our series Want This, Get This, we profile one wildly desirable, largely unattainable item and one similar item that costs far less. In fact, that’s ...

Mods wore tailored suits and were fond of modern jazz, Italian and French cinema, and motor scooters. The Mod subculture was very much a product of London’s Jewish East End.