Writer, musician, frontman, icon, all-round nice guy – Henry Rollins is all these things and more. Perhaps best known as singer for hardcore punk rockers Black Flag, these days Rollins spends a lot of time on the road giving solo motivational speeches, interviews and generally standing up for all that is good and true in this world.
This week, he heads to London to put in an appearance at Suicide: A Punk Mass, a convention that visits the New York synth duo’s career and beginnings. Rollins will give a reading of his own tribute to the seminal act as part of the Moog Concordance. One thing is certain, Rollins will make you laugh, he’ll make you think and he will most likely have plenty of anecdotes to hand as one of the foremost contemporary music historians alive today.
His appearance comes as just a fraction of the many featured speakers at Station to Station: A 30 Day Happening, which is curated by American multimedia artist Doug Aitken.
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