Earlier this week, Henry Rollins wrote a column for L.A. Weekly criticizing Robin Williams over his suicide. Last night, he posted a note to his website apologizing which called the anger in his article “off the scale and in my opinion, well placed,” before adding “I am deeply sorry. “Down to my marrow. I can’t think that […]
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Henry Rollins Writes Editorial Against Suicide, References Robin Williams’ Death
August 21st, 2014 
Kriston McConnell Henry Rollins sure knows how to stir up some controversy, doesn’t he? Rollins has been around for quite some time. He also happens to be a very opinionated individual. While fans usually find themselves agreeing with him on most issues, it seems that his recent editorial with LA Weekly may turn some people off. He […]
Henry Rollins Will Not Be Reuniting With Black Flag This Summer
May 17th, 2013 Anthony Galasso Black Flag will be reuniting this summer and Henry Rollins will not be a part of it. Rollins recently wrote an article stating why he’ll be stepping away from music, resulting in his lack of participation in the reunion. Check out the excerpt below and read the entire article here. In the summer months, you can count on […]
WATCH: Henry Rollins Talks Life, Music, And More With Pharrell
April 4th, 2013 Adrian Garza In one of the better “best of both worlds” style interviews, Henry Rollins recently chatted with Pharrell Williams for his ARTIST TLK series about several topics, most of which revolve around Rollins’ personal life. Considering Rollins’ multiple outlets of expression including his experience as a former frontman of Black Flag, along with being a writer, […]
Henry Rollins Comments On Steubenville Rape Verdict
March 18th, 2013 James Shotwell One story that has captivated our staff and nation in recent months is the tale of a sixteen-year-old girl from Steubenville, Ohio who was raped by two high school football players last summer. Yesterday morning, an Ohio court found the two teens charged in the case, Trent Mays (17) and Ma’lik Richmond (16), guilty and […]
Happy Birthday, Henry Rollins!
February 13th, 2013 Dayton O'Connor Henry Rollins, he of Black Flag, the Henry Rollins Band, and spoken word fame, is turning 52 today. We don’t know what exactly the famed punk rock frontman is planning on doing for the big FIVE-TWO, though he certainly won’t celebrate by performing with either of the Black Flag reunion bands. But it sounds like […]
Happy Birthday Henry Rollins!
February 13th, 2011 James Shotwell Punk legend Henry Rollins turns 50 today. Happy Birthday Henry!
Henry Rollins produces for Charles Manson
December 20th, 2010 James Shotwell It has been revealed that rock legend Henry Rollins is the producer of infamous serial killer Charles Manson’s new album. Thoughts?
UTG INTERVIEW: Scott Ian Discusses ‘Speaking Words’ Tour, Anthrax, And NOT Watching The Grammys
February 10th, 2014 Derek Scancarelli “I have as much to do with the Grammys as I do with the fucking Oscars.” Scott Ian, guitarist of iconic metal band Anthrax, is a straight shooter. It’s probably rooted in his Queens, NY attitude, but regardless of where it came from, the man doesn’t dance around what he’s trying to say. When I […]
Black Flag Issues Statement On Black Flag, Flag
August 5th, 2013 Dan Bogosian In the 1970s, people constantly wondered if rock and roll had a future, and if so, what it would be. Fast forward to 2013, and we can safely say that even punk rock is all about cash once you get over the hill. Two forms of the famed hardcore punk group Black Flag have gotten […]
Black Flag’s Greg Ginn Sues Ex-Bandmates Over Use of Logo and Name
August 4th, 2013 Nina Corcoran As with any great band making a comeback, it seems the quarrels, or lawsuits, come before the tours even finish. Two versions of Black Flag reunited this year to make things confusing for fans: Black Flag (led by Greg Ginn) and FLAG (comprised of Keith Morris, Chuck Dukowski, Dez Cadena, Bill Stevenson, and Descendents guitarist Stephen […]
Multiple Black Flag Reunions Happening, One Of Which Recorded A New Album
January 28th, 2013 Dan Bogosian This is about to get mildly confusing. Former Black Flag members Keith Morris, Chuck Dukowski and Bill Stevenson (along with non-former member Stephen Egerton of the Descendants) have reunited as Flag for Punk Rock Bowling this year. However, at UK’s Hevy Fest, a lineup actually calling themselves Black Flag will be playing with original guitarist […]