In an interview with 'Vanity Fair,' Debbie Harry revealed she cant see herself "being on stage as Blondie" after drummer Clem ...

Now, Harry says, “Keeping a rock band together for 50 years was like a marriage, and it’s sad that with Clem’s passing and ...

With a new documentary and album on the way, it remains unclear whether the band will remain active beyond these releases.

"It's sad that with Clem's passing and without having Chris [Stein] onstage, I can't see myself being onstage as Blondie, ...

The band have a new album on the way – although, following drummer Clem Burke’s death, it is unclear if they will tour again ...

Gary Valentine, an early member of Blondie who left the band in 1977 after writing the classics “X-Offender” and “ (I’m ...

Debbie Harry gets real about what’s ahead for Blondie, giving fans a glimpse into the band’s future and whether more music or ...

A s punk pioneers navigate their seventh decade, few match Debbie Harry‘s unflinching honesty about creative burnout. The ...

Debbie Harry is reflecting on the pressures of image in the music industry, revealing in a new interview that undergoing ...

In a new interview, Debbie Harry has admitted she can't see herself performing with Blondie after the death of Clem Burke ...

NEED TO KNOW. Debbie Harry has revealed why she "can't see herself being on stage as Blondie" now. In an interview with Vanity Fair, she opened up about how the death of Blondie drummer Clem Burke ...