Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers - Origins 1971-1978 The comprehensive early years box set - out November 6! Including 5 LPs / 4 CDs + Blu-ray disc with hi-res and immersive mixes by Ryan Ulyate + DVD of enhanced 1978 BBC performance footage from ‘The Old Grey Whistle Test’ Pre-order your copy today: tompetty.lnk.to/Origins1971-…

Looks like I'm the fool again I don't like it Archival polaroid courtesy of Stan Lynch / Clay Hill Studios

“When you have the multitracks, you get to hear what happens after they faded it out in the stereo mix…Usually bands kind of go to a certain point, the energy kind of drops. These guys, once they got into a groove and they got to the outro, they would just keep going. And in some cases what they did was so interesting and so cool, I just decided to let it go all the way to the end.” - Ryan Uylate The extended mix for “Fooled Again (I Don’t LIke It)” is out now. More extended versions of tracks from Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers’ first two studio albums are available on ‘Origins 1971-1978’. Pre-order your copy now. tompetty.lnk.to/Origins1971-…

“Fooled Again (I Don’t Like It)” is the seventh track on Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers’ self-titled debut album, which has been newly mixed and remastered from the original multi-track tapes by Ryan Ulyate for the ‘Origins 1971-1978’ box set.  Hear the never-heard-before extended outro now and join the watch party on @Youtube for the brand-new “Fooled Again (I Don’t Like It)” music video, out October 20! youtube.com/watch?v=j5-_Yxmq…

Last night, friends and family gathered together with The Heartbreakers at the in Los Angeles to celebrate 50 years of the band and the upcoming release of ‘Origins: 1971-1978’. Photos by Dana Pleasant

In 1974, Shelter Records introduced a young band from Gainesville, Florida called @mudcrutch to @SoundCityStudio. The legendary studio would become a fixture in for Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers with the band and Tom solo going on to record numerous albums here, including ‘Damn the Torpedoes,’ ‘Hard Promises,’ and ‘Wildflowers’. Photos by Andee Nathanson, 1975

One On One: The Official Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Podcast features new, exclusive interviews every week on Tuesdays with friends and collaborators, including @BrandonFlowers , @HappyWoman9, @tonyhawk, and more! Hosted by @matteveritt and available wherever you get your podcasts. One On One is a @cupandnuzzle Production

Diving into the ‘Origins 1971-1978’ 5LP Uber Deluxe Box Set Explore all the box set has to offer, including the unreleased ‘No Sleep Til LA’ disc of early gems, 50th Anniversary metallic editions of the first two Heartbreakers studio albums, ‘Live from the Record Plant 1977’ - a fan-favorite radio performance, and finally ‘The Cut Out Bin’ - a disc of Tom Petty’s solo work, as he experimented in the studio before ultimately solidifying The Heartbreakers. Also included are robust liner notes from David Fricke, Bud Scoppa and Bob Harris, a track-by-track from The Heartbreakers, and a plethora of memorabilia. Pre-order the ‘Origins 1971-1978’ box set now. tompetty.lnk.to/Origins1971-… The 5LP Uber Deluxe Edition is available exclusively in the Tom Petty Store, while supplies last.

‘Call Me A Punk & I’ll Cut You…’ [Press clipping from the Petty Archives Georgia Straight, June 9-16, 1978]

“When we went to England, they kind of called us a punk band. They lumped us in with The Clash and The Sex Pistols and all that.” - @MikeCampbellHQ ‘Origins 1971-1978’ - the comprehensive early years box set - traces the sonic formation of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers across country, folk, punk, rock and soul originals. Out November 6 - Pre-order your copy now. tompetty.lnk.to/Origins1971-…

"[It was] one of the greatest performances we had ever seen by a band at the top of their game. They played music from another planet to a room packed with manic fans, in one of the most iconic venues in the world. It was an experience so powerful that five decades later we could still remember every chord, every song, every solo.” - @BBC host Bob Harris (@WhisperingBob) on The Heartbreakers’ Old Grey Whistle Test performance at The Whisky, 1978 The Old Grey Whistle Test performance is presented in HD for the first time, with audio restored by Ryan Ulyate. Only available with the ‘Origins 1971-1978’ Box Set. Grab yours now. tompetty.lnk.to/Origins1971-…

"We drove out to California, is what we did, because we didn't want to go to New York. We figured we'd starve either place, and it would be better to starve where it was warm. And we knew the Byrds came from California." – Tom Petty Archival footage courtesy of Jim Lenahan; 1974

“The Heartbreakers and I are very proud to accept this award in Tom’s honor, and we’re thankful to all of you here tonight for making this happen. And to Tom, I miss rockin’ around with you.” - Mike Campbell Adria Petty, Benmont Tench, and @MikeCampbellHQ honored Tom Petty’s legacy with heartfelt remarks as the Heartbreakers accepted @AMERICANAFEST’s Lifetime Achievement Award.

Unboxing the ‘Origins 1971-1978’ 5LP Box Set A treasure trove of 70s band history from @mudcrutch to Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers, the set includes 5 LPs plus an 88-page fanzine and archival memorabilia, including polaroids, trading cards and more. Out November 6 - Pre-order your copy now. tompetty.lnk.to/Origins1971-…

From MC5 to Eagles and Tammy Wynette, Ron Blair, Stan Lynch, and Benmont Tench talk early musical influences and what they listened to on their drive to LA.

Taken from Tom’s notebook, the title ‘No Sleep Til LA’ is a nod to the band's 1974 journey from Gainesville, FL to Los Angeles, CA. Pre-order your copy of ‘No Sleep Til LA’ - available as part of the ‘Origins 1971-1978’ box set and as a standalone LP, 1CD, and limited edition Zoetrope. tompetty.lnk.to/Origins1971-…

Heartbreakers @MikeCampbellHQ, Benmont Tench, Stan Lynch, Ron Blair, Steve Ferrone, and Scott Thurston with @ChrisStapleton backstage at @AMERICANAFEST in Nashville after receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award.

The original Heartbreakers, @MikeCampbellHQ , Benmont Tench, Stan Lynch, and Ron Blair, reunited alongside @ChrisStapleton to play “Breakdown” at the 25th Annual @AMERICANAFEST Association Awards, just before being presented with the Lifetime Achievement Award.

“Sometimes when you start a band…you think you’ve gotta be poetic and flowery And [Tom Petty] would be the first person that I would say listen to this. Look at how much he’s saying with so few words.” Episode 1 of ‘One on One: The Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Official Podcast,’ featuring @BrandonFlowers of @thekillers is out now! Listen at lnk.to/TomPettyOneOnOne

Dive Bars, Farm Festivals and Mudcrutch: The Road to Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Tom Petty on the cover feature of @shindigmagazine