In 1978, the Anti-Nazi League and Rock Against Racism held a huge Carnival at Victoria Park in Mile End where The Clash and other bands played
In 1978, the Anti-Nazi League and Rock Against Racism held a huge Carnival at Victoria Park in Mile End where The Clash and other bands played
The Anti-Nazi League Carnival in 1978 was a unique demonstration led by bands like The Clash and TRB against the rising power of the National Front
NWOBHM was the New Wave of British Heavy Metal, which was a hard rock movement at the start of the 1980s that spawned bands like Motorhead
Anti Nazi League carnivals in 1978 – even one in Walthamstow
NWOBHM – or heavy metal circa 1981 if you prefer. When heavy metal revived as punk declined.
Robert Calvert interview in 1982
The 80s rockabilly scene – how the 50s invaded the decade
Robert Plant on Tiswas
Rush – Canada’s pointy-headed prog rockers in 1980
When Yes and the Buggles merged in 1980