Shindig!

Shindig! magazine is an eclectic cornucopia teeming with obscure TV and film, psychedelia, folk, garage rock, folk rock, progressive rock, funk and soul. Expect to find a treasure trove of intriguing tales in the magazine teeming with stories from the golden ages of music. Shindig! is the forum of choice for those who worship the forefathers of modern music. Join the community and enjoy a magazine teaming with the glories of 60’s and 70’s music, film, tv and much more! Legendary clubs, festivals and events, counterculture and everything in between is covered as well, with devotion, dedication and integrity. Over the last 20 years Shindig! has amassed a loyal following of readers from all walks of life, join them today!

The Doors: The LA legends in their own words and pictures.

The Fleshtones: Almost half a century of “Super Rock” from the NYC garage journeymen

20 Questions: Fred Wesley 32 The JBs legend talks James Brown, Parliament-Funkadelic and his own inspirations.

Family Album Extra: Billy Nicholls remembers the making of his newly excavated 1974 outing Love Songs.

Paul Williams: The final part of our in-depth interview. Beware: there are Muppets and lots of drugs.

Primal Scream: Reinvented as a leather-clad rock ’n’ band, the Scream prepare to define the ’90s.

The 2024 Shindig! Writers’ Poll: Our team offer their highlights of an exceptional year for new music, reissues, box sets, books, live shows, TV, radio and more.

Thoughts & Words: Your letters, tweets and emails.

Shindiggin’ What’s hot on the Shindig! turntable.

Subscribers’ Prize Draw: Subscribe now and you could win an exclusive Numero Group vinyl bundle.

It’s A Happening Thing: Michael Kiwanuka, ghostly winter film & TV viewing, White Denim, Gloria, Echolalia, Dust & Grooves Vol 2, Cooper & The Night Owls, The Sheepdogs, Rosalie Cunningham, Keiron Phelan & The Peace Signs, Happening South.

Deep Cuts: Private press and independent ’70s wyrd-folk.

Reviews: The best in reissues, new releases, books and live shows.

Prize Crossword: Win a copy of Two-Piers’ Richard Norris-curated psych/ freakbeat set Weird Scenes From The Hangou.

Vinyl Art: Kaleidoscope’s (no, not that one… or that one) self-titled 1968 psych oddity.

Vinyl Clicks: The Martyn Ford Orchestra’s Smoovin’.