Blondie

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Band New wave · Punk · Pop rock · Disco

Blondie are a New York band whose collision of punk, new wave, disco, pop and early hip-hop made them one of the defining acts to emerge from the downtown 1970s scene. Formed in 1974 around Debbie Harry and Chris Stein, the group broke internationally with Parallel Lines and classics including “Heart of Glass,” “Call Me,” “The Tide Is High” and “Rapture.” After reuniting in the 1990s, Blondie continued recording and touring.

Origin: New York City, New York, United States
Active: 1974–1982, 1997–present

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Latest Blondie Stories

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Debbie Harry attends the Supergirl New York premiere.

Legends Debbie Harry And Chris Stein Bring Blondie Energy To The “Supergirl” Premiere

Debbie Harry and Chris Stein stepped out at the Supergirl New York premiere, bringing Blondie energy as “Call Me” appears in the final trailer.

Entertainment

June 22, 2026

Blondie’s 1976 lineup in a punk-inspired 50th anniversary graphic for “X Offender,” celebrating the band’s debut single with vintage New York rock club styling.

Blondie’s “X Offender” at 50: The Punk Debut That Started It All

Blondie’s debut single “X Offender” turns 50, still sounding like punk, girl-group drama and Debbie Harry cool colliding before the hits arrived.

Past Blast Music

June 19, 2026

Debbie Harry and Blondie revisit the making of No Exit in the band’s Interrogation Tapes video

Blondie’s “No Exit” Chaos: Fights, Catholic Girls, and the Hollywood Director Who Walked Away

Blondie revisit the chaotic making of No Exit, their 1999 comeback album, in a candid retrospective covering the hit single “Maria,” surveillance-inspired artwork, and a turbulent music video shoot that led Roman Coppola to walk away. The 2025 deluxe reissue brings the album to vinyl for the first time with bonus tracks, remasters, and new liner notes.