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Chrissie Hynde Instagram - Look who I bumped into at the airport in Bilbao. Yes, it’s the delightful Lucinda Williams. Still rocking and still on tour (despite her recent stroke). Her voice is better than ever in my opinion. She really is a one-of-a-kind. Unclassifiable! XCH
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - HI all! What a week we had. James and I got the train to Hereford to visit Martin in his barn, which he’s been converting into a billiard hall and observation deck to pursue his favourite pastime - observing the local wildlife. We also met up with Stan Tippins ( legend) original Pretenders tour manager ( and former Mott the Hoople member ) and Lynn Honeyman Scott, Jimmy’s sister. We had a long chat about Jimmy's guitars. ( see previous recent blogs) Unfortunately, it seems that all of the guitars, at least the ones we’ve been able to track down, are now in the hands of collectors, which is a real shame as those guitars would be happier ( as I’m sure Jimmy would be ) being played by guitar greats like Johnny Marr or James W. Johnny, in case you couldn’t tell by his playing, was hugely influenced by Jimmy. In fact Johnny and I have been hanging out quite a lot lately and reminiscing about the time we spent together when he was in the Pretenders. I include a few pictures of Jimmy’s grave stone. It made me so happy to see that guitar players have visited it recently and left their plectrums/ picks on it. If I could track down the guitar featured on the stone, I’d buy it back and give it to Johnny Marr, but the price might be prohibitive if it’s the hands of one of those (evil) collectors. Guitars should be played. (That’s what mine seems to say every time I walk past it while it’s collecting dust. Shame on me). All the best to everyone out there reading this, and thanks for your enthusiastic response to our announcement of upcoming dates. And how cool is it to be supporting the Mighty Guns N’ Roses at Hyde Park! See you there! XCH *While writing this, I received the sad news that Seymour Stein has passed away. Everyone the world over owes a tremendous dept to the man. A true music lover who supported all of us and had an encyclopaedic knowledge of every genre of music. Thank-you Seymour! Bless you!
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - HI all! What a week we had. James and I got the train to Hereford to visit Martin in his barn, which he’s been converting into a billiard hall and observation deck to pursue his favourite pastime - observing the local wildlife. We also met up with Stan Tippins ( legend) original Pretenders tour manager ( and former Mott the Hoople member ) and Lynn Honeyman Scott, Jimmy’s sister. We had a long chat about Jimmy's guitars. ( see previous recent blogs) Unfortunately, it seems that all of the guitars, at least the ones we’ve been able to track down, are now in the hands of collectors, which is a real shame as those guitars would be happier ( as I’m sure Jimmy would be ) being played by guitar greats like Johnny Marr or James W. Johnny, in case you couldn’t tell by his playing, was hugely influenced by Jimmy. In fact Johnny and I have been hanging out quite a lot lately and reminiscing about the time we spent together when he was in the Pretenders. I include a few pictures of Jimmy’s grave stone. It made me so happy to see that guitar players have visited it recently and left their plectrums/ picks on it. If I could track down the guitar featured on the stone, I’d buy it back and give it to Johnny Marr, but the price might be prohibitive if it’s the hands of one of those (evil) collectors. Guitars should be played. (That’s what mine seems to say every time I walk past it while it’s collecting dust. Shame on me). All the best to everyone out there reading this, and thanks for your enthusiastic response to our announcement of upcoming dates. And how cool is it to be supporting the Mighty Guns N’ Roses at Hyde Park! See you there! XCH *While writing this, I received the sad news that Seymour Stein has passed away. Everyone the world over owes a tremendous dept to the man. A true music lover who supported all of us and had an encyclopaedic knowledge of every genre of music. Thank-you Seymour! Bless you!
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - HI all! What a week we had. James and I got the train to Hereford to visit Martin in his barn, which he’s been converting into a billiard hall and observation deck to pursue his favourite pastime - observing the local wildlife. We also met up with Stan Tippins ( legend) original Pretenders tour manager ( and former Mott the Hoople member ) and Lynn Honeyman Scott, Jimmy’s sister. We had a long chat about Jimmy's guitars. ( see previous recent blogs) Unfortunately, it seems that all of the guitars, at least the ones we’ve been able to track down, are now in the hands of collectors, which is a real shame as those guitars would be happier ( as I’m sure Jimmy would be ) being played by guitar greats like Johnny Marr or James W. Johnny, in case you couldn’t tell by his playing, was hugely influenced by Jimmy. In fact Johnny and I have been hanging out quite a lot lately and reminiscing about the time we spent together when he was in the Pretenders. I include a few pictures of Jimmy’s grave stone. It made me so happy to see that guitar players have visited it recently and left their plectrums/ picks on it. If I could track down the guitar featured on the stone, I’d buy it back and give it to Johnny Marr, but the price might be prohibitive if it’s the hands of one of those (evil) collectors. Guitars should be played. (That’s what mine seems to say every time I walk past it while it’s collecting dust. Shame on me). All the best to everyone out there reading this, and thanks for your enthusiastic response to our announcement of upcoming dates. And how cool is it to be supporting the Mighty Guns N’ Roses at Hyde Park! See you there! XCH *While writing this, I received the sad news that Seymour Stein has passed away. Everyone the world over owes a tremendous dept to the man. A true music lover who supported all of us and had an encyclopaedic knowledge of every genre of music. Thank-you Seymour! Bless you!
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - HI all! What a week we had. James and I got the train to Hereford to visit Martin in his barn, which he’s been converting into a billiard hall and observation deck to pursue his favourite pastime - observing the local wildlife. We also met up with Stan Tippins ( legend) original Pretenders tour manager ( and former Mott the Hoople member ) and Lynn Honeyman Scott, Jimmy’s sister. We had a long chat about Jimmy's guitars. ( see previous recent blogs) Unfortunately, it seems that all of the guitars, at least the ones we’ve been able to track down, are now in the hands of collectors, which is a real shame as those guitars would be happier ( as I’m sure Jimmy would be ) being played by guitar greats like Johnny Marr or James W. Johnny, in case you couldn’t tell by his playing, was hugely influenced by Jimmy. In fact Johnny and I have been hanging out quite a lot lately and reminiscing about the time we spent together when he was in the Pretenders. I include a few pictures of Jimmy’s grave stone. It made me so happy to see that guitar players have visited it recently and left their plectrums/ picks on it. If I could track down the guitar featured on the stone, I’d buy it back and give it to Johnny Marr, but the price might be prohibitive if it’s the hands of one of those (evil) collectors. Guitars should be played. (That’s what mine seems to say every time I walk past it while it’s collecting dust. Shame on me). All the best to everyone out there reading this, and thanks for your enthusiastic response to our announcement of upcoming dates. And how cool is it to be supporting the Mighty Guns N’ Roses at Hyde Park! See you there! XCH *While writing this, I received the sad news that Seymour Stein has passed away. Everyone the world over owes a tremendous dept to the man. A true music lover who supported all of us and had an encyclopaedic knowledge of every genre of music. Thank-you Seymour! Bless you!
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - HI all! What a week we had. James and I got the train to Hereford to visit Martin in his barn, which he’s been converting into a billiard hall and observation deck to pursue his favourite pastime - observing the local wildlife. We also met up with Stan Tippins ( legend) original Pretenders tour manager ( and former Mott the Hoople member ) and Lynn Honeyman Scott, Jimmy’s sister. We had a long chat about Jimmy's guitars. ( see previous recent blogs) Unfortunately, it seems that all of the guitars, at least the ones we’ve been able to track down, are now in the hands of collectors, which is a real shame as those guitars would be happier ( as I’m sure Jimmy would be ) being played by guitar greats like Johnny Marr or James W. Johnny, in case you couldn’t tell by his playing, was hugely influenced by Jimmy. In fact Johnny and I have been hanging out quite a lot lately and reminiscing about the time we spent together when he was in the Pretenders. I include a few pictures of Jimmy’s grave stone. It made me so happy to see that guitar players have visited it recently and left their plectrums/ picks on it. If I could track down the guitar featured on the stone, I’d buy it back and give it to Johnny Marr, but the price might be prohibitive if it’s the hands of one of those (evil) collectors. Guitars should be played. (That’s what mine seems to say every time I walk past it while it’s collecting dust. Shame on me). All the best to everyone out there reading this, and thanks for your enthusiastic response to our announcement of upcoming dates. And how cool is it to be supporting the Mighty Guns N’ Roses at Hyde Park! See you there! XCH *While writing this, I received the sad news that Seymour Stein has passed away. Everyone the world over owes a tremendous dept to the man. A true music lover who supported all of us and had an encyclopaedic knowledge of every genre of music. Thank-you Seymour! Bless you!
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - HI all! What a week we had. James and I got the train to Hereford to visit Martin in his barn, which he’s been converting into a billiard hall and observation deck to pursue his favourite pastime - observing the local wildlife. We also met up with Stan Tippins ( legend) original Pretenders tour manager ( and former Mott the Hoople member ) and Lynn Honeyman Scott, Jimmy’s sister. We had a long chat about Jimmy's guitars. ( see previous recent blogs) Unfortunately, it seems that all of the guitars, at least the ones we’ve been able to track down, are now in the hands of collectors, which is a real shame as those guitars would be happier ( as I’m sure Jimmy would be ) being played by guitar greats like Johnny Marr or James W. Johnny, in case you couldn’t tell by his playing, was hugely influenced by Jimmy. In fact Johnny and I have been hanging out quite a lot lately and reminiscing about the time we spent together when he was in the Pretenders. I include a few pictures of Jimmy’s grave stone. It made me so happy to see that guitar players have visited it recently and left their plectrums/ picks on it. If I could track down the guitar featured on the stone, I’d buy it back and give it to Johnny Marr, but the price might be prohibitive if it’s the hands of one of those (evil) collectors. Guitars should be played. (That’s what mine seems to say every time I walk past it while it’s collecting dust. Shame on me). All the best to everyone out there reading this, and thanks for your enthusiastic response to our announcement of upcoming dates. And how cool is it to be supporting the Mighty Guns N’ Roses at Hyde Park! See you there! XCH *While writing this, I received the sad news that Seymour Stein has passed away. Everyone the world over owes a tremendous dept to the man. A true music lover who supported all of us and had an encyclopaedic knowledge of every genre of music. Thank-you Seymour! Bless you!
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - Nils Lofgren wearing the jacket I gave him (which I wore on my first album cover) and playing James Honeyman Scott’s Zermatis guitar at the recent Bruce Springsteen show in Hyde Park. Now, that’s what I call flying the flag. Nice one Nils! We love you! XCH
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - Still reeling over his sudden departure. I loved him since I was 14. Sadly, he couldn’t influence my primitive skills on guitar - but my hair style was all his. I fucking loved him!!!! JEFF!!!
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - Hi all! We had a fantastic year thanks to everyone who came to see us. We loved seeing you at the club shows and we loved supporting and hangin out with the mighty @gunsnroses . Can’t wait to get back on the road. See you in ’24! XCH
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - Me and Johnny Marr. Not in a fashion magazine - not in a perfume or watch ad. Backstage at the Roundhouse in London. Where we belong.
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - Keep reading lately about how friendly the actor Tom Cruise is. That’s funny, when I met him he was super grumpy as you can see in the picture. You just can’t believe everything you read in the press. XCH.
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - Yourstruly with Peter Xan in winter wonderland, Hyde Park. London Schools out! XCH
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - Today @fender announces a new guitar model, honouring Chrissie with a namesake model of her own. The Chrissie Hynde Fender Telecaster pays tribute to her beloved ’65 Tele, featuring a stunning Road Worn Ice Blue Metallic finish, a chrome mirror pickguard, a ‘mid 60s C-shaped neck and custom single-coil pickups for a classic vintage tone & feel. Learn more about the guitar at fender.com/chrissie-hynde-telecaster -CHHQ
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - Today @fender announces a new guitar model, honouring Chrissie with a namesake model of her own. The Chrissie Hynde Fender Telecaster pays tribute to her beloved ’65 Tele, featuring a stunning Road Worn Ice Blue Metallic finish, a chrome mirror pickguard, a ‘mid 60s C-shaped neck and custom single-coil pickups for a classic vintage tone & feel. Learn more about the guitar at fender.com/chrissie-hynde-telecaster -CHHQ
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - Today @fender announces a new guitar model, honouring Chrissie with a namesake model of her own. The Chrissie Hynde Fender Telecaster pays tribute to her beloved ’65 Tele, featuring a stunning Road Worn Ice Blue Metallic finish, a chrome mirror pickguard, a ‘mid 60s C-shaped neck and custom single-coil pickups for a classic vintage tone & feel. Learn more about the guitar at fender.com/chrissie-hynde-telecaster -CHHQ
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - Today @fender announces a new guitar model, honouring Chrissie with a namesake model of her own. The Chrissie Hynde Fender Telecaster pays tribute to her beloved ’65 Tele, featuring a stunning Road Worn Ice Blue Metallic finish, a chrome mirror pickguard, a ‘mid 60s C-shaped neck and custom single-coil pickups for a classic vintage tone & feel. Learn more about the guitar at fender.com/chrissie-hynde-telecaster -CHHQ
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - Hi All! It was great to get back on tour. We love the road! I saw Taylor Swift ( you may have heard of her ) in concert the other day. Just shows you what a girl with a guitar can do. Last time I loved a show that much was Aldous Harding. You remember me raving about it. So, if you haven’t already - go out there and get yourselves a guitar. You’ll never be alone again as long as you have it by your side. See y’all soon! XCH
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - Marie France and yours truly singing “ Un Garçon qui pleure « in Paris 10 years ago.
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - Photographed by David Vintiner for The Observer, 2023
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - Hi everyone that came to our recent shows in the UK. We all thought it was the most fun tour we’ve done. Fantastic venues. Perfect really. I could see everyone, and not one person shouted out for a ‘greatest hit’. To be honest It was a big money loser because we were staying in decent hotels, had monitors and front of house sound, and we took trains. You see, playing to 200 people at £30 a head isn’t possible unless we hump are own gear, travel in the van, and stay in dives. Therefore for our next tour we’ll probably have to increase the capacity to about 1000 people to break even. We did this tour just so we could have an absolute ball which we did. Thank you, thank you, thank you for coming up to see us! Great towns - great audiences - great fun. Exactly what a rock ‘n’ roll gig supposed to be. XCH Our first gig of the tour - Hebden Bridge. 📸: @elspethmarymoore
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - Hi everyone that came to our recent shows in the UK. We all thought it was the most fun tour we’ve done. Fantastic venues. Perfect really. I could see everyone, and not one person shouted out for a ‘greatest hit’. To be honest It was a big money loser because we were staying in decent hotels, had monitors and front of house sound, and we took trains. You see, playing to 200 people at £30 a head isn’t possible unless we hump are own gear, travel in the van, and stay in dives. Therefore for our next tour we’ll probably have to increase the capacity to about 1000 people to break even. We did this tour just so we could have an absolute ball which we did. Thank you, thank you, thank you for coming up to see us! Great towns - great audiences - great fun. Exactly what a rock ‘n’ roll gig supposed to be. XCH Our first gig of the tour - Hebden Bridge. 📸: @elspethmarymoore
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - Hi all! Here’s a picture of James in front of @jeffkoons flower dog outside the Guggenheim in Bilbao. Beautiful, beautiful city. We played Vitoria last night. The most fun audience ever. We love Spain. XCH.
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - Hi all! Here’s a picture of James in front of @jeffkoons flower dog outside the Guggenheim in Bilbao. Beautiful, beautiful city. We played Vitoria last night. The most fun audience ever. We love Spain. XCH.
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - Big news: We’re excited to let you know that Chrissie will be taking the stage at the @hollywoodbowl this summer. See you #attheBowl on July 6, 2019… << LINK IN BIO >>
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - Photographed by @kiprice, 2023
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - Tour begins! Thank God! Here’s the view from my hotel room in Leeds. As I frantically try to remember basic three chord songs, I recall the old adage: If you don’t use it you lose it. Bear with me girls! I was lost but now I’m found… almost. See you soon. XCH
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - Chrissie is on guest vocals for new track 'You Can’t Let Go' by @thepicturebooks From the album "The Hands Of Time", out March 8th. Check it via link in the bio.
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - Hi all! Our single is out. If you don’t buy it, you’ll have to answer to this guy. We start our tour today, so hoping to see you soon. XCH. Photo: @kiprice
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - Nottingham. We played THE RESCUE ROOMS last night and it was everything a band can ask for. Clubs are best for rock bands, always were and still are. Clubs like THE RESCUE ROOMS (and next door’s ROCK CITY) reaffirm everything we love about what we do and why we do it. This is home for us. XCH
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - Hi All! Suffering here being off the road. Going to try to map out some touring for next year soon. More UK and Europe. We’ve spent most of our touring life in the States…. never even been to Poland! It’s been years since we’ve been to France and Spain and Germany and Italy and Scandinavia, Holland. Belgium. I ❤️ Belgium. One of the reasons we got in a band was to see the world. Stick to the plan! And we have a new album coming out, Relentless. For some reason which I don’t quite understand, it takes ages to get an album out these days, ie: waiting for vinyl factories. I’m not even sure if we have a record deal. I’ll have to ask my management if I remember. But no point waiting around for a new record before we hit the road. As I explained in my last post, we’re going to have to go into bigger venues or else it’s straight to the poor house. As long as we break even I’ll be happy. I’ve never liked arenas and I loathe stadiums as I’ve said many times. Stadiums are for sports. 2000 capacity is Optimus! I’m not sure if Optimus is a word but you get my drift. XCH 📸: @elspethmarymoore
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - It’s me, Chrissie, writing from beautiful Edinburgh.  Here’s a picture of the Castle ( in the background, obscured a bit by 2 lost looking tourists.) Show tonight …. will report back … Xch (P.S. Tickets to @queens_hall Edinburgh available through the link in bio)
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - Hi all! We play Belfast tonight which will conclude our Irish tour. The clubs have been great. The Olympia theatre in Dublin is the perfect venue. Have really enjoyed our time in Ireland. Playing the small venues is great. We can see everyone. Thanks to everyone for coming to the shows. XCH
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - An artistic shot from window of train …. This is the life! A night / gig in Edinburgh the day after the gig in Hebden Bridge. Magic! Touring the UK by train. The best.
Chrissie Hynde Instagram - “Lockdown is a great opportunity for everyone to reconsider their lifestyles. I think we’re all finding how much easier it is to consume less, buy less and live simply.” Chrissie will be playing live and answering a few questions on #LeadingThroughChange with @salesforce at 4pm BST Sign up for reminders via the link in the bio.
Chrissie Hynde - 7.2K Likes - Look who I bumped into at the airport in Bilbao. Yes, it’s the delightful Lucinda Williams. Still rocking and still on tour (despite her recent stroke). Her voice is better than ever in my opinion. She really is a one-of-a-kind. Unclassifiable! XCH

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Caption : Look who I bumped into at the airport in Bilbao. Yes, it’s the delightful Lucinda Williams. Still rocking and still on tour (despite her recent stroke). Her voice is better than ever in my opinion. She really is a one-of-a-kind. Unclassifiable! XCH
Likes : 7156Chrissie Hynde - 6.3K Likes - HI all! What a week we had. James and I got the train to Hereford to visit Martin in his barn, which he’s been converting into a billiard hall and observation deck to pursue his favourite pastime - observing the local wildlife. We also met up with Stan Tippins ( legend) original Pretenders tour manager ( and former Mott the Hoople member ) and Lynn Honeyman Scott, Jimmy’s sister. We had a long chat about Jimmy's guitars. ( see previous recent blogs) Unfortunately, it seems that all of the guitars, at least the ones we’ve been able to track down, are now in the hands of collectors, which is a real shame as those guitars would be happier ( as I’m sure Jimmy would be ) being played by guitar greats like Johnny Marr or James W. Johnny, in case you couldn’t tell by his playing, was hugely influenced by Jimmy. In fact Johnny and I have been hanging out quite a lot lately and reminiscing about the time we spent together when he was in the Pretenders. I include a few pictures of Jimmy’s grave stone. It made me so happy to see that guitar players have visited it recently and left their plectrums/ picks on it. If I could track down the guitar featured on the stone, I’d buy it back and give it to Johnny Marr, but the price might be prohibitive if it’s the hands of one of those (evil) collectors. Guitars should be played. (That’s what mine seems to say every time I walk past it while it’s collecting dust. Shame on me). All the best to everyone out there reading this, and thanks for your enthusiastic response to our announcement of upcoming dates. And how cool is it to be supporting the Mighty Guns N’ Roses at Hyde Park! See you there! XCH *While writing this, I received the sad news that Seymour Stein has passed away. Everyone the world over owes a tremendous dept to the man. A true music lover who supported all of us and had an encyclopaedic knowledge of every genre of music. Thank-you Seymour! Bless you!

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Caption : HI all! What a week we had. James and I got the train to Hereford to visit Martin in his barn, which he’s been converting into a billiard hall and observation deck to pursue his favourite pastime – observing the local wildlife. We also met up with Stan Tippins ( legend) original Pretenders tour manager ( and former Mott the Hoople member ) and Lynn Honeyman Scott, Jimmy’s sister. We had a long chat about Jimmy’s guitars. ( see previous recent blogs) Unfortunately, it seems that all of the guitars, at least the ones we’ve been able to track down, are now in the hands of collectors, which is a real shame as those guitars would be happier ( as I’m sure Jimmy would be ) being played by guitar greats like Johnny Marr or James W. Johnny, in case you couldn’t tell by his playing, was hugely influenced by Jimmy. In fact Johnny and I have been hanging out quite a lot lately and reminiscing about the time we spent together when he was in the Pretenders. I include a few pictures of Jimmy’s grave stone. It made me so happy to see that guitar players have visited it recently and left their plectrums/ picks on it. If I could track down the guitar featured on the stone, I’d buy it back and give it to Johnny Marr, but the price might be prohibitive if it’s the hands of one of those (evil) collectors. Guitars should be played. (That’s what mine seems to say every time I walk past it while it’s collecting dust. Shame on me). All the best to everyone out there reading this, and thanks for your enthusiastic response to our announcement of upcoming dates. And how cool is it to be supporting the Mighty Guns N’ Roses at Hyde Park! See you there! XCH *While writing this, I received the sad news that Seymour Stein has passed away. Everyone the world over owes a tremendous dept to the man. A true music lover who supported all of us and had an encyclopaedic knowledge of every genre of music. Thank-you Seymour! Bless you!
Likes : 6345Chrissie Hynde - 6.3K Likes - HI all! What a week we had. James and I got the train to Hereford to visit Martin in his barn, which he’s been converting into a billiard hall and observation deck to pursue his favourite pastime - observing the local wildlife. We also met up with Stan Tippins ( legend) original Pretenders tour manager ( and former Mott the Hoople member ) and Lynn Honeyman Scott, Jimmy’s sister. We had a long chat about Jimmy's guitars. ( see previous recent blogs) Unfortunately, it seems that all of the guitars, at least the ones we’ve been able to track down, are now in the hands of collectors, which is a real shame as those guitars would be happier ( as I’m sure Jimmy would be ) being played by guitar greats like Johnny Marr or James W. Johnny, in case you couldn’t tell by his playing, was hugely influenced by Jimmy. In fact Johnny and I have been hanging out quite a lot lately and reminiscing about the time we spent together when he was in the Pretenders. I include a few pictures of Jimmy’s grave stone. It made me so happy to see that guitar players have visited it recently and left their plectrums/ picks on it. If I could track down the guitar featured on the stone, I’d buy it back and give it to Johnny Marr, but the price might be prohibitive if it’s the hands of one of those (evil) collectors. Guitars should be played. (That’s what mine seems to say every time I walk past it while it’s collecting dust. Shame on me). All the best to everyone out there reading this, and thanks for your enthusiastic response to our announcement of upcoming dates. And how cool is it to be supporting the Mighty Guns N’ Roses at Hyde Park! See you there! XCH *While writing this, I received the sad news that Seymour Stein has passed away. Everyone the world over owes a tremendous dept to the man. A true music lover who supported all of us and had an encyclopaedic knowledge of every genre of music. Thank-you Seymour! Bless you!

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Caption : HI all! What a week we had. James and I got the train to Hereford to visit Martin in his barn, which he’s been converting into a billiard hall and observation deck to pursue his favourite pastime – observing the local wildlife. We also met up with Stan Tippins ( legend) original Pretenders tour manager ( and former Mott the Hoople member ) and Lynn Honeyman Scott, Jimmy’s sister. We had a long chat about Jimmy’s guitars. ( see previous recent blogs) Unfortunately, it seems that all of the guitars, at least the ones we’ve been able to track down, are now in the hands of collectors, which is a real shame as those guitars would be happier ( as I’m sure Jimmy would be ) being played by guitar greats like Johnny Marr or James W. Johnny, in case you couldn’t tell by his playing, was hugely influenced by Jimmy. In fact Johnny and I have been hanging out quite a lot lately and reminiscing about the time we spent together when he was in the Pretenders. I include a few pictures of Jimmy’s grave stone. It made me so happy to see that guitar players have visited it recently and left their plectrums/ picks on it. If I could track down the guitar featured on the stone, I’d buy it back and give it to Johnny Marr, but the price might be prohibitive if it’s the hands of one of those (evil) collectors. Guitars should be played. (That’s what mine seems to say every time I walk past it while it’s collecting dust. Shame on me). All the best to everyone out there reading this, and thanks for your enthusiastic response to our announcement of upcoming dates. And how cool is it to be supporting the Mighty Guns N’ Roses at Hyde Park! See you there! XCH *While writing this, I received the sad news that Seymour Stein has passed away. Everyone the world over owes a tremendous dept to the man. A true music lover who supported all of us and had an encyclopaedic knowledge of every genre of music. Thank-you Seymour! Bless you!
Likes : 6345Chrissie Hynde - 6.3K Likes - HI all! What a week we had. James and I got the train to Hereford to visit Martin in his barn, which he’s been converting into a billiard hall and observation deck to pursue his favourite pastime - observing the local wildlife. We also met up with Stan Tippins ( legend) original Pretenders tour manager ( and former Mott the Hoople member ) and Lynn Honeyman Scott, Jimmy’s sister. We had a long chat about Jimmy's guitars. ( see previous recent blogs) Unfortunately, it seems that all of the guitars, at least the ones we’ve been able to track down, are now in the hands of collectors, which is a real shame as those guitars would be happier ( as I’m sure Jimmy would be ) being played by guitar greats like Johnny Marr or James W. Johnny, in case you couldn’t tell by his playing, was hugely influenced by Jimmy. In fact Johnny and I have been hanging out quite a lot lately and reminiscing about the time we spent together when he was in the Pretenders. I include a few pictures of Jimmy’s grave stone. It made me so happy to see that guitar players have visited it recently and left their plectrums/ picks on it. If I could track down the guitar featured on the stone, I’d buy it back and give it to Johnny Marr, but the price might be prohibitive if it’s the hands of one of those (evil) collectors. Guitars should be played. (That’s what mine seems to say every time I walk past it while it’s collecting dust. Shame on me). All the best to everyone out there reading this, and thanks for your enthusiastic response to our announcement of upcoming dates. And how cool is it to be supporting the Mighty Guns N’ Roses at Hyde Park! See you there! XCH *While writing this, I received the sad news that Seymour Stein has passed away. Everyone the world over owes a tremendous dept to the man. A true music lover who supported all of us and had an encyclopaedic knowledge of every genre of music. Thank-you Seymour! Bless you!

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Caption : HI all! What a week we had. James and I got the train to Hereford to visit Martin in his barn, which he’s been converting into a billiard hall and observation deck to pursue his favourite pastime – observing the local wildlife. We also met up with Stan Tippins ( legend) original Pretenders tour manager ( and former Mott the Hoople member ) and Lynn Honeyman Scott, Jimmy’s sister. We had a long chat about Jimmy’s guitars. ( see previous recent blogs) Unfortunately, it seems that all of the guitars, at least the ones we’ve been able to track down, are now in the hands of collectors, which is a real shame as those guitars would be happier ( as I’m sure Jimmy would be ) being played by guitar greats like Johnny Marr or James W. Johnny, in case you couldn’t tell by his playing, was hugely influenced by Jimmy. In fact Johnny and I have been hanging out quite a lot lately and reminiscing about the time we spent together when he was in the Pretenders. I include a few pictures of Jimmy’s grave stone. It made me so happy to see that guitar players have visited it recently and left their plectrums/ picks on it. If I could track down the guitar featured on the stone, I’d buy it back and give it to Johnny Marr, but the price might be prohibitive if it’s the hands of one of those (evil) collectors. Guitars should be played. (That’s what mine seems to say every time I walk past it while it’s collecting dust. Shame on me). All the best to everyone out there reading this, and thanks for your enthusiastic response to our announcement of upcoming dates. And how cool is it to be supporting the Mighty Guns N’ Roses at Hyde Park! See you there! XCH *While writing this, I received the sad news that Seymour Stein has passed away. Everyone the world over owes a tremendous dept to the man. A true music lover who supported all of us and had an encyclopaedic knowledge of every genre of music. Thank-you Seymour! Bless you!
Likes : 6345Chrissie Hynde - 6.3K Likes - HI all! What a week we had. James and I got the train to Hereford to visit Martin in his barn, which he’s been converting into a billiard hall and observation deck to pursue his favourite pastime - observing the local wildlife. We also met up with Stan Tippins ( legend) original Pretenders tour manager ( and former Mott the Hoople member ) and Lynn Honeyman Scott, Jimmy’s sister. We had a long chat about Jimmy's guitars. ( see previous recent blogs) Unfortunately, it seems that all of the guitars, at least the ones we’ve been able to track down, are now in the hands of collectors, which is a real shame as those guitars would be happier ( as I’m sure Jimmy would be ) being played by guitar greats like Johnny Marr or James W. Johnny, in case you couldn’t tell by his playing, was hugely influenced by Jimmy. In fact Johnny and I have been hanging out quite a lot lately and reminiscing about the time we spent together when he was in the Pretenders. I include a few pictures of Jimmy’s grave stone. It made me so happy to see that guitar players have visited it recently and left their plectrums/ picks on it. If I could track down the guitar featured on the stone, I’d buy it back and give it to Johnny Marr, but the price might be prohibitive if it’s the hands of one of those (evil) collectors. Guitars should be played. (That’s what mine seems to say every time I walk past it while it’s collecting dust. Shame on me). All the best to everyone out there reading this, and thanks for your enthusiastic response to our announcement of upcoming dates. And how cool is it to be supporting the Mighty Guns N’ Roses at Hyde Park! See you there! XCH *While writing this, I received the sad news that Seymour Stein has passed away. Everyone the world over owes a tremendous dept to the man. A true music lover who supported all of us and had an encyclopaedic knowledge of every genre of music. Thank-you Seymour! Bless you!

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Caption : HI all! What a week we had. James and I got the train to Hereford to visit Martin in his barn, which he’s been converting into a billiard hall and observation deck to pursue his favourite pastime – observing the local wildlife. We also met up with Stan Tippins ( legend) original Pretenders tour manager ( and former Mott the Hoople member ) and Lynn Honeyman Scott, Jimmy’s sister. We had a long chat about Jimmy’s guitars. ( see previous recent blogs) Unfortunately, it seems that all of the guitars, at least the ones we’ve been able to track down, are now in the hands of collectors, which is a real shame as those guitars would be happier ( as I’m sure Jimmy would be ) being played by guitar greats like Johnny Marr or James W. Johnny, in case you couldn’t tell by his playing, was hugely influenced by Jimmy. In fact Johnny and I have been hanging out quite a lot lately and reminiscing about the time we spent together when he was in the Pretenders. I include a few pictures of Jimmy’s grave stone. It made me so happy to see that guitar players have visited it recently and left their plectrums/ picks on it. If I could track down the guitar featured on the stone, I’d buy it back and give it to Johnny Marr, but the price might be prohibitive if it’s the hands of one of those (evil) collectors. Guitars should be played. (That’s what mine seems to say every time I walk past it while it’s collecting dust. Shame on me). All the best to everyone out there reading this, and thanks for your enthusiastic response to our announcement of upcoming dates. And how cool is it to be supporting the Mighty Guns N’ Roses at Hyde Park! See you there! XCH *While writing this, I received the sad news that Seymour Stein has passed away. Everyone the world over owes a tremendous dept to the man. A true music lover who supported all of us and had an encyclopaedic knowledge of every genre of music. Thank-you Seymour! Bless you!
Likes : 6345Chrissie Hynde - 6.3K Likes - HI all! What a week we had. James and I got the train to Hereford to visit Martin in his barn, which he’s been converting into a billiard hall and observation deck to pursue his favourite pastime - observing the local wildlife. We also met up with Stan Tippins ( legend) original Pretenders tour manager ( and former Mott the Hoople member ) and Lynn Honeyman Scott, Jimmy’s sister. We had a long chat about Jimmy's guitars. ( see previous recent blogs) Unfortunately, it seems that all of the guitars, at least the ones we’ve been able to track down, are now in the hands of collectors, which is a real shame as those guitars would be happier ( as I’m sure Jimmy would be ) being played by guitar greats like Johnny Marr or James W. Johnny, in case you couldn’t tell by his playing, was hugely influenced by Jimmy. In fact Johnny and I have been hanging out quite a lot lately and reminiscing about the time we spent together when he was in the Pretenders. I include a few pictures of Jimmy’s grave stone. It made me so happy to see that guitar players have visited it recently and left their plectrums/ picks on it. If I could track down the guitar featured on the stone, I’d buy it back and give it to Johnny Marr, but the price might be prohibitive if it’s the hands of one of those (evil) collectors. Guitars should be played. (That’s what mine seems to say every time I walk past it while it’s collecting dust. Shame on me). All the best to everyone out there reading this, and thanks for your enthusiastic response to our announcement of upcoming dates. And how cool is it to be supporting the Mighty Guns N’ Roses at Hyde Park! See you there! XCH *While writing this, I received the sad news that Seymour Stein has passed away. Everyone the world over owes a tremendous dept to the man. A true music lover who supported all of us and had an encyclopaedic knowledge of every genre of music. Thank-you Seymour! Bless you!

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Caption : HI all! What a week we had. James and I got the train to Hereford to visit Martin in his barn, which he’s been converting into a billiard hall and observation deck to pursue his favourite pastime – observing the local wildlife. We also met up with Stan Tippins ( legend) original Pretenders tour manager ( and former Mott the Hoople member ) and Lynn Honeyman Scott, Jimmy’s sister. We had a long chat about Jimmy’s guitars. ( see previous recent blogs) Unfortunately, it seems that all of the guitars, at least the ones we’ve been able to track down, are now in the hands of collectors, which is a real shame as those guitars would be happier ( as I’m sure Jimmy would be ) being played by guitar greats like Johnny Marr or James W. Johnny, in case you couldn’t tell by his playing, was hugely influenced by Jimmy. In fact Johnny and I have been hanging out quite a lot lately and reminiscing about the time we spent together when he was in the Pretenders. I include a few pictures of Jimmy’s grave stone. It made me so happy to see that guitar players have visited it recently and left their plectrums/ picks on it. If I could track down the guitar featured on the stone, I’d buy it back and give it to Johnny Marr, but the price might be prohibitive if it’s the hands of one of those (evil) collectors. Guitars should be played. (That’s what mine seems to say every time I walk past it while it’s collecting dust. Shame on me). All the best to everyone out there reading this, and thanks for your enthusiastic response to our announcement of upcoming dates. And how cool is it to be supporting the Mighty Guns N’ Roses at Hyde Park! See you there! XCH *While writing this, I received the sad news that Seymour Stein has passed away. Everyone the world over owes a tremendous dept to the man. A true music lover who supported all of us and had an encyclopaedic knowledge of every genre of music. Thank-you Seymour! Bless you!
Likes : 6345Chrissie Hynde - 6.3K Likes - HI all! What a week we had. James and I got the train to Hereford to visit Martin in his barn, which he’s been converting into a billiard hall and observation deck to pursue his favourite pastime - observing the local wildlife. We also met up with Stan Tippins ( legend) original Pretenders tour manager ( and former Mott the Hoople member ) and Lynn Honeyman Scott, Jimmy’s sister. We had a long chat about Jimmy's guitars. ( see previous recent blogs) Unfortunately, it seems that all of the guitars, at least the ones we’ve been able to track down, are now in the hands of collectors, which is a real shame as those guitars would be happier ( as I’m sure Jimmy would be ) being played by guitar greats like Johnny Marr or James W. Johnny, in case you couldn’t tell by his playing, was hugely influenced by Jimmy. In fact Johnny and I have been hanging out quite a lot lately and reminiscing about the time we spent together when he was in the Pretenders. I include a few pictures of Jimmy’s grave stone. It made me so happy to see that guitar players have visited it recently and left their plectrums/ picks on it. If I could track down the guitar featured on the stone, I’d buy it back and give it to Johnny Marr, but the price might be prohibitive if it’s the hands of one of those (evil) collectors. Guitars should be played. (That’s what mine seems to say every time I walk past it while it’s collecting dust. Shame on me). All the best to everyone out there reading this, and thanks for your enthusiastic response to our announcement of upcoming dates. And how cool is it to be supporting the Mighty Guns N’ Roses at Hyde Park! See you there! XCH *While writing this, I received the sad news that Seymour Stein has passed away. Everyone the world over owes a tremendous dept to the man. A true music lover who supported all of us and had an encyclopaedic knowledge of every genre of music. Thank-you Seymour! Bless you!

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Caption : HI all! What a week we had. James and I got the train to Hereford to visit Martin in his barn, which he’s been converting into a billiard hall and observation deck to pursue his favourite pastime – observing the local wildlife. We also met up with Stan Tippins ( legend) original Pretenders tour manager ( and former Mott the Hoople member ) and Lynn Honeyman Scott, Jimmy’s sister. We had a long chat about Jimmy’s guitars. ( see previous recent blogs) Unfortunately, it seems that all of the guitars, at least the ones we’ve been able to track down, are now in the hands of collectors, which is a real shame as those guitars would be happier ( as I’m sure Jimmy would be ) being played by guitar greats like Johnny Marr or James W. Johnny, in case you couldn’t tell by his playing, was hugely influenced by Jimmy. In fact Johnny and I have been hanging out quite a lot lately and reminiscing about the time we spent together when he was in the Pretenders. I include a few pictures of Jimmy’s grave stone. It made me so happy to see that guitar players have visited it recently and left their plectrums/ picks on it. If I could track down the guitar featured on the stone, I’d buy it back and give it to Johnny Marr, but the price might be prohibitive if it’s the hands of one of those (evil) collectors. Guitars should be played. (That’s what mine seems to say every time I walk past it while it’s collecting dust. Shame on me). All the best to everyone out there reading this, and thanks for your enthusiastic response to our announcement of upcoming dates. And how cool is it to be supporting the Mighty Guns N’ Roses at Hyde Park! See you there! XCH *While writing this, I received the sad news that Seymour Stein has passed away. Everyone the world over owes a tremendous dept to the man. A true music lover who supported all of us and had an encyclopaedic knowledge of every genre of music. Thank-you Seymour! Bless you!
Likes : 6345Chrissie Hynde - 6K Likes - Nils Lofgren wearing the jacket I gave him (which I wore on my first album cover) and playing James Honeyman Scott’s Zermatis guitar at the recent Bruce Springsteen show in Hyde Park. Now, that’s what I call flying the flag. Nice one Nils! We love you! XCH

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Caption : Nils Lofgren wearing the jacket I gave him (which I wore on my first album cover) and playing James Honeyman Scott’s Zermatis guitar at the recent Bruce Springsteen show in Hyde Park. Now, that’s what I call flying the flag. Nice one Nils! We love you! XCH
Likes : 5985Chrissie Hynde - 5.9K Likes - Still reeling over his sudden departure. I loved him since I was 14. Sadly, he couldn’t influence my primitive skills on guitar - but my hair style was all his. I fucking loved him!!!! JEFF!!!

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Caption : Still reeling over his sudden departure. I loved him since I was 14. Sadly, he couldn’t influence my primitive skills on guitar – but my hair style was all his. I fucking loved him!!!! JEFF!!!
Likes : 5913Chrissie Hynde - 4.7K Likes - Hi all! We had a fantastic year thanks to everyone who came to see us. We loved seeing you at the club shows and we loved supporting and hangin out with the mighty @gunsnroses . Can’t wait to get back on the road. See you in ’24! XCH

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Caption : Hi all! We had a fantastic year thanks to everyone who came to see us. We loved seeing you at the club shows and we loved supporting and hangin out with the mighty @gunsnroses . Can’t wait to get back on the road. See you in ’24! XCH
Likes : 4697Chrissie Hynde - 4.5K Likes - Me and Johnny Marr. Not in a fashion magazine - not in a perfume or watch ad. Backstage at the Roundhouse in London. Where we belong.

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Caption : Me and Johnny Marr. Not in a fashion magazine – not in a perfume or watch ad. Backstage at the Roundhouse in London. Where we belong.
Likes : 4503Chrissie Hynde - 4.5K Likes - Keep reading lately about how friendly the actor Tom Cruise is. That’s funny, when I met him he was super grumpy as you can see in the picture. You just can’t believe everything you read in the press. XCH.

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Caption : Keep reading lately about how friendly the actor Tom Cruise is. That’s funny, when I met him he was super grumpy as you can see in the picture. You just can’t believe everything you read in the press. XCH.
Likes : 4456Chrissie Hynde - 4.3K Likes - Yourstruly with Peter Xan in winter wonderland, Hyde Park. London Schools out! XCH

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Caption : Yourstruly with Peter Xan in winter wonderland, Hyde Park. London Schools out! XCH
Likes : 4344Chrissie Hynde - 3.9K Likes - Today @fender announces a new guitar model, honouring Chrissie with a namesake model of her own. The Chrissie Hynde Fender Telecaster pays tribute to her beloved ’65 Tele, featuring a stunning Road Worn Ice Blue Metallic finish, a chrome mirror pickguard, a ‘mid 60s C-shaped neck and custom single-coil pickups for a classic vintage tone & feel. Learn more about the guitar at fender.com/chrissie-hynde-telecaster -CHHQ

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Caption : Today @fender announces a new guitar model, honouring Chrissie with a namesake model of her own. The Chrissie Hynde Fender Telecaster pays tribute to her beloved ’65 Tele, featuring a stunning Road Worn Ice Blue Metallic finish, a chrome mirror pickguard, a ‘mid 60s C-shaped neck and custom single-coil pickups for a classic vintage tone & feel. Learn more about the guitar at fender.com/chrissie-hynde-telecaster -CHHQ
Likes : 3858Chrissie Hynde - 3.9K Likes - Today @fender announces a new guitar model, honouring Chrissie with a namesake model of her own. The Chrissie Hynde Fender Telecaster pays tribute to her beloved ’65 Tele, featuring a stunning Road Worn Ice Blue Metallic finish, a chrome mirror pickguard, a ‘mid 60s C-shaped neck and custom single-coil pickups for a classic vintage tone & feel. Learn more about the guitar at fender.com/chrissie-hynde-telecaster -CHHQ

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Caption : Today @fender announces a new guitar model, honouring Chrissie with a namesake model of her own. The Chrissie Hynde Fender Telecaster pays tribute to her beloved ’65 Tele, featuring a stunning Road Worn Ice Blue Metallic finish, a chrome mirror pickguard, a ‘mid 60s C-shaped neck and custom single-coil pickups for a classic vintage tone & feel. Learn more about the guitar at fender.com/chrissie-hynde-telecaster -CHHQ
Likes : 3858Chrissie Hynde - 3.9K Likes - Today @fender announces a new guitar model, honouring Chrissie with a namesake model of her own. The Chrissie Hynde Fender Telecaster pays tribute to her beloved ’65 Tele, featuring a stunning Road Worn Ice Blue Metallic finish, a chrome mirror pickguard, a ‘mid 60s C-shaped neck and custom single-coil pickups for a classic vintage tone & feel. Learn more about the guitar at fender.com/chrissie-hynde-telecaster -CHHQ

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Caption : Today @fender announces a new guitar model, honouring Chrissie with a namesake model of her own. The Chrissie Hynde Fender Telecaster pays tribute to her beloved ’65 Tele, featuring a stunning Road Worn Ice Blue Metallic finish, a chrome mirror pickguard, a ‘mid 60s C-shaped neck and custom single-coil pickups for a classic vintage tone & feel. Learn more about the guitar at fender.com/chrissie-hynde-telecaster -CHHQ
Likes : 3858Chrissie Hynde - 3.9K Likes - Today @fender announces a new guitar model, honouring Chrissie with a namesake model of her own. The Chrissie Hynde Fender Telecaster pays tribute to her beloved ’65 Tele, featuring a stunning Road Worn Ice Blue Metallic finish, a chrome mirror pickguard, a ‘mid 60s C-shaped neck and custom single-coil pickups for a classic vintage tone & feel. Learn more about the guitar at fender.com/chrissie-hynde-telecaster -CHHQ

3.9K Likes – Chrissie Hynde Instagram

Caption : Today @fender announces a new guitar model, honouring Chrissie with a namesake model of her own. The Chrissie Hynde Fender Telecaster pays tribute to her beloved ’65 Tele, featuring a stunning Road Worn Ice Blue Metallic finish, a chrome mirror pickguard, a ‘mid 60s C-shaped neck and custom single-coil pickups for a classic vintage tone & feel. Learn more about the guitar at fender.com/chrissie-hynde-telecaster -CHHQ
Likes : 3858Chrissie Hynde - 3.8K Likes - Hi All! It was great to get back on tour. We love the road! I saw Taylor Swift ( you may have heard of her ) in concert the other day. Just shows you what a girl with a guitar can do. Last time I loved a show that much was Aldous Harding. You remember me raving about it. So, if you haven’t already - go out there and get yourselves a guitar. You’ll never be alone again as long as you have it by your side. See y’all soon! XCH

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Caption : Hi All! It was great to get back on tour. We love the road! I saw Taylor Swift ( you may have heard of her ) in concert the other day. Just shows you what a girl with a guitar can do. Last time I loved a show that much was Aldous Harding. You remember me raving about it. So, if you haven’t already – go out there and get yourselves a guitar. You’ll never be alone again as long as you have it by your side. See y’all soon! XCH
Likes : 3827Chrissie Hynde - 3.7K Likes - Marie France and yours truly singing “ Un Garçon qui pleure « in Paris 10 years ago.

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Caption : Marie France and yours truly singing “ Un Garçon qui pleure « in Paris 10 years ago.
Likes : 3741Chrissie Hynde - 3.2K Likes - Photographed by David Vintiner for The Observer, 2023

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Caption : Photographed by David Vintiner for The Observer, 2023
Likes : 3156Chrissie Hynde - 2.9K Likes - Hi everyone that came to our recent shows in the UK. We all thought it was the most fun tour we’ve done. Fantastic venues. Perfect really. I could see everyone, and not one person shouted out for a ‘greatest hit’. To be honest It was a big money loser because we were staying in decent hotels, had monitors and front of house sound, and we took trains. You see, playing to 200 people at £30 a head isn’t possible unless we hump are own gear, travel in the van, and stay in dives. Therefore for our next tour we’ll probably have to increase the capacity to about 1000 people to break even. We did this tour just so we could have an absolute ball which we did. Thank you, thank you, thank you for coming up to see us! Great towns - great audiences - great fun. Exactly what a rock ‘n’ roll gig supposed to be. XCH Our first gig of the tour - Hebden Bridge. 📸: @elspethmarymoore

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Caption : Hi everyone that came to our recent shows in the UK. We all thought it was the most fun tour we’ve done. Fantastic venues. Perfect really. I could see everyone, and not one person shouted out for a ‘greatest hit’. To be honest It was a big money loser because we were staying in decent hotels, had monitors and front of house sound, and we took trains. You see, playing to 200 people at £30 a head isn’t possible unless we hump are own gear, travel in the van, and stay in dives. Therefore for our next tour we’ll probably have to increase the capacity to about 1000 people to break even. We did this tour just so we could have an absolute ball which we did. Thank you, thank you, thank you for coming up to see us! Great towns – great audiences – great fun. Exactly what a rock ‘n’ roll gig supposed to be. XCH Our first gig of the tour – Hebden Bridge. 📸: @elspethmarymoore
Likes : 2948Chrissie Hynde - 2.9K Likes - Hi everyone that came to our recent shows in the UK. We all thought it was the most fun tour we’ve done. Fantastic venues. Perfect really. I could see everyone, and not one person shouted out for a ‘greatest hit’. To be honest It was a big money loser because we were staying in decent hotels, had monitors and front of house sound, and we took trains. You see, playing to 200 people at £30 a head isn’t possible unless we hump are own gear, travel in the van, and stay in dives. Therefore for our next tour we’ll probably have to increase the capacity to about 1000 people to break even. We did this tour just so we could have an absolute ball which we did. Thank you, thank you, thank you for coming up to see us! Great towns - great audiences - great fun. Exactly what a rock ‘n’ roll gig supposed to be. XCH Our first gig of the tour - Hebden Bridge. 📸: @elspethmarymoore

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Caption : Hi everyone that came to our recent shows in the UK. We all thought it was the most fun tour we’ve done. Fantastic venues. Perfect really. I could see everyone, and not one person shouted out for a ‘greatest hit’. To be honest It was a big money loser because we were staying in decent hotels, had monitors and front of house sound, and we took trains. You see, playing to 200 people at £30 a head isn’t possible unless we hump are own gear, travel in the van, and stay in dives. Therefore for our next tour we’ll probably have to increase the capacity to about 1000 people to break even. We did this tour just so we could have an absolute ball which we did. Thank you, thank you, thank you for coming up to see us! Great towns – great audiences – great fun. Exactly what a rock ‘n’ roll gig supposed to be. XCH Our first gig of the tour – Hebden Bridge. 📸: @elspethmarymoore
Likes : 2948Chrissie Hynde - 2.9K Likes - Hi all! Here’s a picture of James in front of @jeffkoons flower dog outside the Guggenheim in Bilbao. Beautiful, beautiful city. We played Vitoria last night. The most fun audience ever. We love Spain. XCH.

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Caption : Hi all! Here’s a picture of James in front of @jeffkoons flower dog outside the Guggenheim in Bilbao. Beautiful, beautiful city. We played Vitoria last night. The most fun audience ever. We love Spain. XCH.
Likes : 2875Chrissie Hynde - 2.9K Likes - Hi all! Here’s a picture of James in front of @jeffkoons flower dog outside the Guggenheim in Bilbao. Beautiful, beautiful city. We played Vitoria last night. The most fun audience ever. We love Spain. XCH.

2.9K Likes – Chrissie Hynde Instagram

Caption : Hi all! Here’s a picture of James in front of @jeffkoons flower dog outside the Guggenheim in Bilbao. Beautiful, beautiful city. We played Vitoria last night. The most fun audience ever. We love Spain. XCH.
Likes : 2875Chrissie Hynde - 2.7K Likes - Big news: We’re excited to let you know that Chrissie will be taking the stage at the @hollywoodbowl this summer. See you #attheBowl on July 6, 2019… << LINK IN BIO >>

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Caption : Big news: We’re excited to let you know that Chrissie will be taking the stage at the @hollywoodbowl this summer. See you #attheBowl on July 6, 2019… << LINK IN BIO >>
Likes : 2698Chrissie Hynde - 2.6K Likes - Photographed by @kiprice, 2023

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Caption : Photographed by @kiprice, 2023
Likes : 2560Chrissie Hynde - 2.3K Likes - Tour begins! Thank God! Here’s the view from my hotel room in Leeds. As I frantically try to remember basic three chord songs, I recall the old adage: If you don’t use it you lose it. Bear with me girls! I was lost but now I’m found… almost. See you soon. XCH

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Caption : Tour begins! Thank God! Here’s the view from my hotel room in Leeds. As I frantically try to remember basic three chord songs, I recall the old adage: If you don’t use it you lose it. Bear with me girls! I was lost but now I’m found… almost. See you soon. XCH
Likes : 2278Chrissie Hynde - 2.2K Likes - Chrissie is on guest vocals for new track 'You Can’t Let Go' by @thepicturebooks From the album "The Hands Of Time", out March 8th. Check it via link in the bio.

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Caption : Chrissie is on guest vocals for new track ‘You Can’t Let Go’ by @thepicturebooks From the album “The Hands Of Time”, out March 8th. Check it via link in the bio.
Likes : 2218Chrissie Hynde - 2.1K Likes - Hi all! Our single is out. If you don’t buy it, you’ll have to answer to this guy. We start our tour today, so hoping to see you soon. XCH. Photo: @kiprice

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Caption : Hi all! Our single is out. If you don’t buy it, you’ll have to answer to this guy. We start our tour today, so hoping to see you soon. XCH. Photo: @kiprice
Likes : 2101Chrissie Hynde - 2.1K Likes - Nottingham. We played THE RESCUE ROOMS last night and it was everything a band can ask for. Clubs are best for rock bands, always were and still are. Clubs like THE RESCUE ROOMS (and next door’s ROCK CITY) reaffirm everything we love about what we do and why we do it. This is home for us. XCH

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Caption : Nottingham. We played THE RESCUE ROOMS last night and it was everything a band can ask for. Clubs are best for rock bands, always were and still are. Clubs like THE RESCUE ROOMS (and next door’s ROCK CITY) reaffirm everything we love about what we do and why we do it. This is home for us. XCH
Likes : 2095Chrissie Hynde - 2K Likes - Hi All! Suffering here being off the road. Going to try to map out some touring for next year soon. More UK and Europe. We’ve spent most of our touring life in the States…. never even been to Poland! It’s been years since we’ve been to France and Spain and Germany and Italy and Scandinavia, Holland. Belgium. I ❤️ Belgium. One of the reasons we got in a band was to see the world. Stick to the plan! And we have a new album coming out, Relentless. For some reason which I don’t quite understand, it takes ages to get an album out these days, ie: waiting for vinyl factories. I’m not even sure if we have a record deal. I’ll have to ask my management if I remember. But no point waiting around for a new record before we hit the road. As I explained in my last post, we’re going to have to go into bigger venues or else it’s straight to the poor house. As long as we break even I’ll be happy. I’ve never liked arenas and I loathe stadiums as I’ve said many times. Stadiums are for sports. 2000 capacity is Optimus! I’m not sure if Optimus is a word but you get my drift. XCH 📸: @elspethmarymoore

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Caption : Hi All! Suffering here being off the road. Going to try to map out some touring for next year soon. More UK and Europe. We’ve spent most of our touring life in the States…. never even been to Poland! It’s been years since we’ve been to France and Spain and Germany and Italy and Scandinavia, Holland. Belgium. I ❤️ Belgium. One of the reasons we got in a band was to see the world. Stick to the plan! And we have a new album coming out, Relentless. For some reason which I don’t quite understand, it takes ages to get an album out these days, ie: waiting for vinyl factories. I’m not even sure if we have a record deal. I’ll have to ask my management if I remember. But no point waiting around for a new record before we hit the road. As I explained in my last post, we’re going to have to go into bigger venues or else it’s straight to the poor house. As long as we break even I’ll be happy. I’ve never liked arenas and I loathe stadiums as I’ve said many times. Stadiums are for sports. 2000 capacity is Optimus! I’m not sure if Optimus is a word but you get my drift. XCH 📸: @elspethmarymoore
Likes : 2027Chrissie Hynde - 2K Likes - It’s me, Chrissie, writing from beautiful Edinburgh.  Here’s a picture of the Castle ( in the background, obscured a bit by 2 lost looking tourists.) Show tonight …. will report back … Xch (P.S. Tickets to @queens_hall Edinburgh available through the link in bio)

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Caption : It’s me, Chrissie, writing from beautiful Edinburgh.  Here’s a picture of the Castle ( in the background, obscured a bit by 2 lost looking tourists.) Show tonight …. will report back … Xch (P.S. Tickets to @queens_hall Edinburgh available through the link in bio)
Likes : 2020Chrissie Hynde - 2K Likes - Hi all! We play Belfast tonight which will conclude our Irish tour. The clubs have been great. The Olympia theatre in Dublin is the perfect venue. Have really enjoyed our time in Ireland. Playing the small venues is great. We can see everyone. Thanks to everyone for coming to the shows. XCH

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Caption : Hi all! We play Belfast tonight which will conclude our Irish tour. The clubs have been great. The Olympia theatre in Dublin is the perfect venue. Have really enjoyed our time in Ireland. Playing the small venues is great. We can see everyone. Thanks to everyone for coming to the shows. XCH
Likes : 1955Chrissie Hynde - 1.8K Likes - An artistic shot from window of train …. This is the life! A night / gig in Edinburgh the day after the gig in Hebden Bridge. Magic! Touring the UK by train. The best.

1.8K Likes – Chrissie Hynde Instagram

Caption : An artistic shot from window of train …. This is the life! A night / gig in Edinburgh the day after the gig in Hebden Bridge. Magic! Touring the UK by train. The best.
Likes : 1758Chrissie Hynde - 1.8K Likes - “Lockdown is a great opportunity for everyone to reconsider their lifestyles. I think we’re all finding how much easier it is to consume less, buy less and live simply.” Chrissie will be playing live and answering a few questions on #LeadingThroughChange with @salesforce at 4pm BST Sign up for reminders via the link in the bio.

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Caption : “Lockdown is a great opportunity for everyone to reconsider their lifestyles. I think we’re all finding how much easier it is to consume less, buy less and live simply.” Chrissie will be playing live and answering a few questions on #LeadingThroughChange with @salesforce at 4pm BST Sign up for reminders via the link in the bio.
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