There's plain ol' Black Flag, being run by Greg Ginn, and then FLAG, which features an alternate lineup of Black Flag members.

Greg Ginn has just unveiled the new Black Flag lineup, along with plans for new music and select European and UK tour dates.

Thanks for reading! Despite the announcement of their reunion yesterday, Black Flag has lost founding member Greg Ginn. After thirty-eight years in the Los Angeles hardcore band, Ginn has decided to ...

Disturbing news has been reported about founding Black Flag guitarist Greg Ginn. The musician's ex-wife, Marina Ginn, has filed an affidavit accusing Ginn of child abuse, including acts of denying ...

Former Black Flag singer Ron Reyes has accused guitarist Greg Ginn of child abuse and drug use.

In the aftermath of the trademark infringement lawsuit that Black Flag founder Greg Ginn launched against former bandmates currently performing as FLAG, the guitarist has now clarified his ...

Last summer Black Flag founder Greg Ginn sued his former bandmates for performing Black Flag material and using the iconic four bars logo under the name FLAG; Henry Rollins, who isn’t involved ...

At last, Black Flag and FLAG can live in effective legal harmony. Greg Ginn and his old bandmates have reached a settlement for an as-yet undisclosed dollar figure. “Flag gets to be Flag, and ...

Black Flag founding member Greg Ginn has offered the first look at the punk band’s new lineup, which features vocalist Max Zanelly, bassist David Rodriguez, and drummer Bryce Weston.

Black Flag founder Greg Ginn has been in the business of alienating old SST Records associates for a while — “No one from SST’s glory days seems to have a good word to say about founder Greg ...

On August 2, 2013 Greg Ginn, founding member of Black Flag and SST Records, filed a lawsuit suit in Federal District Court against members of FLAG and former Black Flag vocalist Henry Rollins. Current ...

Black Flag co-founder + guitarist Greg Ginn has been accused of child abuse after his ex-wife filed charges last week in Williamson County Texas District Court.