Lemmy Kilmister's Ashes Laid to Rest in London

Friends and fans of Ian 'Lemmy' Kilmister gathered at Stringfellows gentlemen's club in London on December 18 to honor the late Motörhead frontman, where some of his ashes were permanently laid to rest behind the bar in an urn shaped like his trademark cavalry hat. Guitarist Phil Campbell led the ceremony, recalling Lemmy's fondness for the venue and noting that it was a fitting tribute for someone who enjoyed spending time there. The event is part of the 'Lemmy Forever' movement, aimed at commemorating the rocker in various locations he loved, allowing fans to raise a toast in his memory. Lemmy, who passed away in December 2015, left instructions for his ashes to be scattered at significant places, including music festivals and venues like Stringfellows. Campbell emphasized the importance of celebrating Lemmy's unique legacy and personality, stating that the urn placement is a way for people to connect with him. The ceremony was filled with laughter, music, and heartfelt toasts, reflecting Lemmy's spirit and connection to his fans.