From Glam Rock to The Cramps' Goo Goo Muck: Kid Congo Powers' Memoir Showcases A Life As A Queer Chicano During The Heyday of Punk
Queer Chicano punk rock guitar icon Kid Congo Powers’ new memoir is a historical musical map of Los Angeles.
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Queer Chicano punk rock guitar icon Kid Congo Powers’ new memoir is a historical musical map of Los Angeles.
Kid Congo Powers has played with The Cramps, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, and co-founded The Gun Club. He discusses his new book “Some New Kind of Kick.”
A congressional race unfolding in Riverside County between longtime GOP incumbent Ken Calvert and political newcomer Will Rollins, a Democrat, has experts saying the path to the U.S. House majority could run through California’s 41st District.
The last time American band Surf Curse performed at Coachella, the duo was a last-minute addition to the line-up. One viral song on TikTok and over 432 million Spotify streams later, the recording project returns to Coachella on Sunday, April 17 and 24.
Kid Congo Powers, formerly of The Gun Club, The Bad Seeds, and The Cramps, has announced that he will be releasing a memoir. The book is called Some New Kind of Kick and was written along with Chris Campion. It will be out October 18 via Hachette Books. Kid Congo Powers released his EP Swing From ...