Henry Rollins Brings Punk Rock Archive to Nashville with ‘Cool Evidence’ Exhibition

Henry Rollins is set to open his extensive punk rock archive to the public with an exciting exhibition titled Cool Evidence, showcasing rare artifacts from iconic bands like Black Flag and The Cramps. This event will take place at Nashville’s Radar615 Gallery, located at 516 Hagan Street, on November 6-7, from 2-9 p.m. each day.

Rollins, known for his dynamic presence in the punk scene, has been busy this year, preparing for the release of his memoir Bait Dog Boy on March 2, 2027. He’s also been involved in reviving Vengeance Records and recently helped bring a U.K. Subs demo to light.

The Cool Evidence exhibition will feature a collection that spans decades, including memorabilia from the vibrant 70s-80s Washington D.C. music scene. Attendees can expect to see tour posters and photographs from legendary acts such as Iggy Pop and the Stooges.

Rollins expressed his passion for preserving music history, stating, “This exhibit is proof that humans can create extraordinary things. It’s a collection of fascinating items that I’ve gathered over the years, and I hope everyone who visits has a memorable experience.” This unique opportunity to dive into punk rock history is not to be missed!

Source: loudwire.com

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