The Ramones differed to many of their punk contemporaries, regularly taking on influences from the pop scene of the 1960s ...

Revisiting the 1989 album 'Standing in the Spotlight' by the Ramones' bassist Dee Dee Ramone, during a brief and bizarre move into the world of hip-hop music.

Napalm Death have teamed up with Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore to record a cover of a song by The Ramones for an upcoming tribute album. The death metal heroes and alternative rock icon will be ...

They tore through one great song after another ... Then the hustling Ramones made Fields a counter-offer that he couldn’t refuse. “Johnny Ramone said to me, ‘I’ll tell you what: We ...

In the video for the riotous rock song, the band featuring drummer Travis ... Me” video is meant to “serve as a love letter to The Ramones,” who Blink-192 considers “one of their favorite ...

The whole Ramones thing was a wake-up call, because in the early ’70s things had gotten so far away from everything that was happening in the mid-’60s when we’d all fallen in love with music. We were ...

We celebrate 40 years of the Ramones with an extensive cover story by Peter Watts, who’s interviewed surviving band members as well as many of their co-conspirators, friends and peers.

and the Irish rockers regularly would play covers of Ramones songs at some of their earliest gigs. When Joey Ramone was on his death bed, Bono gave him a call and was one of the last people to ...

Surely, as for Joey Ramone, the only Ramones song he would sing at a Republican campaign event would be 'Glad To See You Go!' I should add that when Johnny stated 'God Bless George Bush' at the 2002 ...

Joe’s one caveat- “we are not going to sound like a traditional Ramones cover band.” I had no idea what he meant. I assumed it meant the songs will be acoustic of folky, but I had no idea. Who am I to ...