Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. (L-R) Dee Dee, Tommy, Joey, and Johnny Ramone in 1976. (Credit: Roberta Bayley/Redferns) Like superheroes, Jeffrey Hyman, John ...

Recorded in a week with a budget of only $6,400, Ramones' self-titled debut album set the stage for the emerging punk music movement — and according to writers and music experts at Rolling Stone, also ...

Ramones fans will get the chance to hear the band’s early albums with better sonic clarity and punch than ever in a newly released box set titled 1! 2! 3! 4! The ...

Charting The Ramones' journey of resilience, this captivating tale reveals how a seemingly disastrous album failure paved their way to legendary success.

You know their songs. You've seen their often-imitated album cover. 50 years ago today, the Ramones changed rock music forever with the release of their debut self-titled album. Half a century later, ...

My oh my, time really flies when everything is shitty. Next month marks a whopping 50 years since the Ramones released their debut album. The album—and the band in general—is fuckin legendary, ...

The Ramones self-titled debut will get an all-star concert with movie screenings at Hollywood Forever Cemetery in August.

Ramones set a new template for US punk with their self-titled debut album in 1976. The New York quartet recorded Ramones quickly and cheaply, but the result still feels like a blueprint for guitar ...

There is some debate about who holds the title of the first punk rock band. Some say it was the Ramones who helped make CBGB in New York City a hub for the rising genre and the subculture that grew ...

Johnny Ramone’s iconic white Mosrite has sold for nearly a million dollars at auction. The instrument was used on nearly every Ramones album, plus an estimated 1,985 live shows. The down-picking punk ...

Magnetic Eye Records have built up a reputation for putting out awesome full-LP tributes to classic heavy bands, like the ones they’ve done for AC/DC’s Back In Black and Black Sabbath’s Vol. 4, and ...