Henry Rollins announces Nashville exhibit and The Cramps archival project

Henry Rollins is involved in several upcoming cultural projects, including the Cool Evidence exhibit scheduled for November 6 and 7 in Nashville, Tennessee. The exhibit will be open to the public for free at 516 Hagan Street.

Additionally, Rollins is collaborating with Poison Ivy Rorschach, Larry Hardy, and Jimmy Maslon under The Cramps Inc. to manage an archival campaign for the band The Cramps. Working alongside Ian MacKaye of RAM Prod., the group is researching and rescuing previously unheard recordings from the band's archives. This effort follows the July release of ‘Gravest Gravy’, a never-before-heard 1977 album produced by Alex Chilton, which originated from sessions at Ardent Studios in Memphis.