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Tim Armstrong started as a devoted Ramones fan, spinning ‘Rocket to Russia’ with his brother Jeff, and eventually forming a band inspired by them. That band, Rancid, went on to share the stage with the Ramones at their final performance at The Palace in 1996.

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