In October 2018, MC5 performed live at the KEXP studio, marking a notable moment in their legacy as they continue to influence rock music. This performance came nearly 50 years after the release of their iconic debut album, "Kick Out the Jams," which established them as a key figure in the proto-punk movement. While the original lineup from the late 1960s and early 1970s had long disbanded, the surviving members had regrouped to tour under the name "MC50," celebrating the anniversary of their seminal work while also introducing fresh material. The KEXP performance featured classic tracks like "Rocket Reducer No. 62" and "Come Together," showcasing their enduring energy and relevance in contemporary music. Notably, the performance reflects their commitment to maintaining their revolutionary spirit, as they continue to advocate for political and social change through their music, aligning with their original ethos.