No band from the nascent Los Angeles punk rock scene of the 1970s and ‘80s has meant more to subsequent hard-core generations than Black Flag. Few could have expected as much at the time.

Video Black Flag (Band) logo (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Last week iconic L.A. hardcore-punk band Black Flag announced it would reunite--twice over. Early last Friday metal blog Invisible Oranges ...

American punk would not be the same without Black Flag. The Hermosa Beach-spawned band not only inspired hordes of alienated ‘80s youths to vent their discontent, but also showed them how to do ...

The hardcore supergroup featuring former members of Black Flag at Punk Rock Bowling was more than a reunion show. It felt like history in the making, especially in the wake of their original band ...

Black Flag original members Keith Morris, Chuck Dukowski, and Bill Stevenson, along with guitarist Stephen Egerton (who played along Bill Stevenson in Descendents and ALL), spurred by crowd ...

The original Black Flag singer, Keith Morris, played a key role in shaping the band’s early sound. Morris, who later formed the Circle Jerks, brought a unique vocal style that perfectly matched ...

Black Flag Is Finally Releasing New Music After 12 Years Without New Work Along with the announcement of the brand new lineup, Black Flag also teased some new music in their recent Instagram post.

Ginn first revived the band back in 2013 with Ron Reyes, the vocalist from the band’s classic 1980 EP Jealous Again, but that ended badly. Ginn then sued (and lost to) the Black Flag offshoot FLAG, ...

Black Flag founding member Greg Ginn has offered the first look at the punk band’s new lineup, which features vocalist Max Zanelly, bassist David Rodriguez, and drummer Bryce Weston.

The hardcore supergroup featuring former members of Black Flag at Punk Rock Bowling was more than a reunion show. It felt like history in the making, especially in the wake of their original band ...

The hardcore supergroup featuring former members of Black Flag at Punk Rock Bowling was more than a reunion show. It felt like history in the making, especially in the wake of their original band ...