December 18th, 1999

Joey Ramone played CBGB in NYC.

1- I Just Want To Have Something To Do 2- I Don't Wanna Go Down To The Basement 3- I Don't Wanna Walk Around With You 4- Beat On The Brat 5- Garden of Serenity 6- Blitzkrieg Bop 7- Surfin Bird

DONUTS Cover Merry Christmas (I Don't Want to Fight Tonight) Featuring CJ Ramone and Cecila from The Baboon Show

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New Photo Book Featuring the Ramones!

The Ramones are featured in Julian David Stone's new coffee table book My Career as an Outlaw Rock & Roll Photographer 1981-1987.

Learn more about the book and buy it HERE or on Amazon.

Rock Out with Marky Ramone on the Drums via Zoom

Auction to benefit WhyHunger's Hungerthon2020.

Rock out with Marky Ramone on the drums!

You and a friend will zoom with the legendary Ramones drummer in his practice studio learning some of his drumming techniques.

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November 13th, 1993

 The Ramones played The Boathouse in Norfolk, Virginia.

Setlist: HERE 

November 11th, 1997

Joey Ramone performed as part of the We Will Fall: The Iggy Pop Tribute album release concert at The Viper Room in Los Angeles, CA. He was joined by members of the 22 Jacks as well as Daniel Rey.

September 19th, 1976

The Ramones played the Showplace in Dover, NJ. Richie Ramone was in attendance and writes about his experience at the show in his 2018 autobiography.

September 6th, 2002

The Austin Chronicle published "Too Tough To Die Ramones Reissues Part II: Johnny & Dee Dee" which covered Rhino's second set of reissues:  End of the Century, Pleasant Dreams, Subterranean Jungle, and Too Tough to Die. Johnny was interviewd and covers each of the aforementioned albums.

You can read the entire piece HERE.

August 12th, 1987

The Ramones played the Jag in East Hampton, NY. It was Richie Ramone's last show with the band.

August 1998 - The Little Cracked Egg Interviews Joey's Mother Charlotte

You can find the interview HERE.

We've Got The Airwaves - 1974-2002

We've Got The Airwaves is a feature length, non-commercial, fan produced video scrapbook that follows the Ramones from their early days in New York City all the way to their induction in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. On their journey we'll watch interviews, live performances, music videos, television appearances and some other special treats. If you enjoy this video share it and more importantly buy the music. Also consider making a donation to  the Joey Ramone Foundation for Lymphoma Research and/or the Johnny and Linda Ramone Foundation.

Watch on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/433045721

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We've Got The Airwaves - A Feature Length Fan Presentation - Coming Soon!

#rockforhopeproject - I Believe in Miracles

#rockforhopeproject - I Believe in Miracles

We are members from different popular rock groups who have come together to make music to help raise funds for specific global needs.

For this specific fundraiser we collaborated from our homes during the Covid-19 lockdown. Through sending our recordings and videos to each other we have compiled a recording and video of a Ramones' song called "I Believe in Miracles"

This is a very special punk-rock song and we hope that it brings positivity to people's live at this difficult time.

We are also raising funds for the Partners In Health Covid-19 charity.

Our motto is simple: "Watch our video. If you enjoy it, please donate. If you're not in the position to give, share it with someone that is"

May 9th, 1979

The Ramones appeared on the syndicated Sha Na Na TV show.

Joey Ramone Birthday Bash 2020

The 2020 Joey Ramone Birthday Bash will be held on May 19th will be a virtual event. 

March 30th, 1987

Joey Ramone, Mickey Leigh and Daniel Rey performed acoustic versions of 'Waiting for the Railroad" and "Death of Me" at Vin Scelsa's 2nd Annual Easter Acoustic Extravaganza broadcast from the West Bank Cafe in New York City.

Rock & Rolling Thunder - Ramones Live at Six Flags Great Adventure 1980

Ramones played 2 shows at Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson New Jersey on June 6th, 1980. Thankfully the first show was recorded by an attendee and found it's way to the internet. Johnny considered this one of his favorite shows.

The show is incomplete but is worthy of inclusion in any collection for its historical significance. I've taken the audio from the show and applied some audio fixes to provide what I hope is an enjoyable audio experience.

You can listen to the original upload HERE and find my edit HERE.

In addition to creating an individual track for each  song I've also included some fun artwork.

Enjoy!

It's Alive II Releases on Record Store Day April 18th

Via the Record Store Day Website:

It's Alive II includes a live show recorded in the UK - Live at Victoria Hall, Stoke-On-Trent, Staffordshire, Dec, 29, 1977 - prior to the original New Years’ Eve live performance recorded at the Rainbow Theatre, Dec, 31, 1977.

It’s Alive II has been mixed by original Ramones engineer and producer Ed Stasium. Exclusive for Record Store Day 2020 on double heavyweight, numbered vinyl with a "Gabba Gabba Hey" etching on Side Four. Limited to 8000 units worldwide.

This show was previously released last year as part of the It's Alive 40th Anniversary Edition.

EDIT: Record Store Day has been rescheduled for June 20th.

Richie & CJ to Appear at Indy PopCon July 10th-12th

Richie Ramone and CJ Ramone will be appearing at Indy PopCon July 10th-12th. You can find more information HERE.

February 26, 2012

Writer Bill Moriarity posted an interview he did with Oakland Athletics general manager Billy Beane and Johnny Ramone that was orginally published in ChinMusic! back in 2002. You can read the whole interview HERE.

February 14th, 1997

Joey Ramone played Coney Island High in NYC. He was joined on the first 2 songs by Ronnie Spector.

February 11th, 2003

We're a Happy Family: A Tribute to Ramones was released. Produced by Johnny Ramone and Rob Zombie the album features Ramones cover songs by artists including Red Hot Chili Peppers, Metallica, U2, KISS, Green Day and Eddie Veder.

January 21st, 1994

Entertainment Weekly published an interview with Joey Ramone. You can read it HERE.

January 20th, 1978

The Ramones played the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, IL. You can find an excellent collection of photos from the show HERE.

January 14th, 2005

The Johnny Ramone statue was unveiled at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery in Los Angeles, California. Eddie Vedder, Rob Zombie, Pete Yorn, John Frusciante, Anthony Kiedis and Nicolas Cage were some of the people who attended. You can read Rolling Stone's coverage of the event HERE.

You can also read Gaston Sanchez's account from Ramones Forever HERE.

January 12th, 1984

The Morning Call published an article titled "Recovered From Injuries, Ramones Back On The Road". The article covered the band returning to the road for the first time since August of 1983 after Joey was hospitalized with a foot infection and Johnny survived a near-fatal head injury.

You can read the entire article HERE.

January 8th, 1981

The Ramones played Stage West in Hartford, CT.

Setlist:
Do You Remember Rock'N'Roll Radio? Do You Wanna Dance? Blitzkrieg Bop I Can't Make It On Time Go Mental Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment Rock'N'Roll High School I Wanna Be Sedated Beat On The Brat Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue I Just Wanna Have Something To Do Sheena Is A Punk Rocker You Sound Like You're Sick Commando Here Today, Gone Tomorrow I'm Affected Rockaway Beach Teenage Lobotomy Surfin' Bird Cretin Hop Oh Oh I Love Her So California Sun Today Your Love, Tomorrow The World Chinese Rock Suzy Is A Headbanger Let's Dance The KKK Took My Baby Away I Don't Wanna Talk Around With You We're Happy Family Judy Is A Punk Carbona Not Glue

January 7th, 1978

The Ramones played the Palladium in New York City, NY. The performance was recorded for the King Biscuit Flowe Hour and would be the last commercially recorded performance to feature Tommy Ramone.

The show was released in 2003 as NYC 1978.

1. "Rockaway Beach" 
2. "Teenage Lobotomy" 
3. "Blitzkrieg Bop"
4. "I Wanna Be Well"
5. "Glad to See You Go" 
6. "Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment" 
7. "You're Gonna Kill That Girl" 
8. "I Don't Care" 
9. "Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"
10. "Havana Affair" 
11. "Commando"-
12. "Here Today, Gone Tomorrow" 
13. "Surfin' Bird" 
14. "Cretin Hop" 
15. "Listen to My Heart"
16. "California Sun" 
17. "I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You"
18. "Pinhead" - 2:52
19. "Do You Want to Dance?" 
20. "Chainsaw"
21. "Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"
22. "Now I Wanna Be a Good Boy"
23. "Suzy is a Headbanger"
24. "Let's Dance" 
25. "Oh, Oh, I Love Her So" 
26. "Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue" 
27. "We're a Happy Family"