It's a few weeks since Harley's electric bike division, Livewire, partnered with UK artist D*Face and Dice magazine. Livewire supplied the bike, D*Face decorated it, and some Lewis Leather jackets, and Dice pulled it altogether and organised the party. D*Face also offered up his East London Stolen Space gallery to host the show and party. Dice asked me, Bonzorro (from Sideburn 50) and Bill Brink to DJ, which was a treat. I love playing records for people. The big fella giving

We're on a roll with mag launches, and the official release of Sideburn 51 will take place at Indian Motorcycle London located on Kensington High St, West London Wednesday 30 November, 6-9pm. Come along to this most glamorously flagshippy of flagship stores for free drinks (from Adnams Brewery and Norfolk Gin, while stocks last), good times and to be first to see the 2023 Indian Motorcycle FTR range, including the new FTR Sport, for FREE anywhere in the world. Prizes will be

We had a couple of very kind offers of locations for our 50th issue celebration, but when David Death Spray suggested the newly relocated HM Electric art gallery it felt right. It was somewhere we hadn't been before, it wasn't a retail space we were edging into (like we usually do, and are happy to), and it felt different for this landmark issue. It also tied in with Death Spray creating the cover for Sideburn 50. If that weren't enough, he also came up with the suggestion of

Our 50th issue party takes place at HM Electric gallery, Notting Hill, West London tomorrow (Thursday). The first 50 people to arrive, from 6pm, get a free, limited edition Sideburn 50 tote bag. There will be free top quality beer from London's own Bianca Road Brewery. Free cake, while stocks last, from Sainsbury's We will have a limited amount of merch, including super rare NOS vintage style race shirts, that have been printed with the Sideburn and HM Electric logos. On the