Iggy And The Stooges will play with ‘Raw Power’-era guitarist James Willamson at next year’s All Tomorrow’s Parties event.
The gig will take place over the weekend of May 2nd/3rd and will be the first show Williamson has played with the band since 1974. The guitarist revealed that Iggy had called him asking if he wanted to play guitar and he replied “What the hell, let’s do it!”, even fuelling rumours that new material might come out in the process.
Check out some of the Stooges’ action in 1970:
Back in 1992 we were stood in a wet field awaiting was was to be one the most influential shows on earth! We are talking about Nirvana of course!
The dateline on my digital devices informs me this is 2009, but during August I was firmly strapped in to the wayback machine for some serious musical time travelling, and (in some cases) more nostalgia than you could shake a walking stick at. And to round it off – 
Anyways where was I… oh yes… red hot political punk in the furnace-like confines of The Engine Room. I believe the main set finished with “Mickey Mouse is Dead” and “Black/White“. After taking on fluids, the band throw together a cracking trio of songs to close… a cover of The Epileptics/Flux of Pink Indians standard “Tube Disasters“, followed by anti-animal testing anthem “Evolution“, before leaving us for dust with the almighty “Religious Wars“. Seriously, how fuckin’ constantly topical is this songs message… where everyday people are being shot, blown up, tortured, raped and imprisoned, in the name of what? A God? “Religious Wars no reason why, What a glorious way to die”… 