The Circle Jerks version of my “Wild in the Streets” is fittingly running over a heated argument in Episode 7 (“Me Time”) of Zoë Kravitz’s new show, High Fidelity, on Hulu.

Fantastic overview of my career on the coolest site on the planet Please Kill Me. A deep dive and extra fun because it's a joint interview with Claire all about the past and future plans for the documentary. Thanks Robert Gourley! Check it out and let me know if ya learned anything!

BIG NEWS: After more than fifty years of performing, I’ve decided to hang up my rock and roll shoes. There are a few more shows on the books in the next couple of months but after that it will be only the occasional guest spot or something in that vein. I’m not going to stop writing songs or recording.

Look forward to seeing our nearest and dearest and their nearest and dearest for what The New Yorker called "the best rock and roll show of the year" at Joe's Pub at The Public Theater. Savannah Jeffreys will be there, older and wiser and better than ever and there may even be a surprise very special guest! Tickets right here, get them now, they're going fast!

Loudon Wainwright III included my "Don't Call Me Buckwheat" in this The New York Times Op Ed article "Them’s Fightin’ Words: 10 Great Protest Songs" along with others that are part of our collective American hearts and minds. https://nyti.ms/2QHz0UA

In the midst of this political madness it was great to attend the ESPN premiere of Basketball: A Love Story directed by the brilliant Dan Klores, a 20 hour 10-part film airing once a week starting 10/9.