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GBH

5 concerts

Birmingham, England street punk band formed in 1978. Also known as Charged G.B.H., they helped revive U.K. punk and fused in heavy metal. Key releases include Leather, Bristles, Studs, and Acne and City Baby Attacked by Rats. Influenced Metallica and Rancid.

Suckerpunch

1 concert

Montreal's SUCKERPUNCH! redefines pop punk with their "Fun and Dumb" ethos, delivering high-energy riffs and catchy hooks. Formed in 2022, this Canadian band crafts relatable anthems like "SURVIVE YOU" and "THE LAST TIME." Known for a vibrant, youthful sound, they've collaborated with artists including Paul Marc Rousseau and Seb Lefebvre.

999

7 concerts

London punk veterans formed in 1977 by Nick Cash (Keith Lucas). Known for tough, straightforward punk rock; their hit “Homicide” reached the UK Top 40. Key albums include Separates (1978), The Biggest Prize in Sport (1980) and You Us It! (1993).

Menace

1 concert

London punk band from the 1977 scene, Menace played key venues like the Roxy and Rock Against Racism festivals, often supporting Sham 69. Signed to Illegal Records, they charted with Screwed Up/Insane Society; GLC was banned by many radio stations.

Cockney Rejects

3 concerts

Cockney Rejects are a British rock band formed in East London in the late 1970s, known for a fiercely working-class punk sound. Signed to EMI after four gigs, they scored a chart-topping debut and recorded “I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles” in 1980.

King Effers

1 concert

Guitar Gangsters

2 concerts

London-formed in 1989, Guitar Gangsters deliver powerful, melodic '77 style punk rock. Known for energetic live shows and guitar-driven sound, they have released numerous albums including "Prohibition" and "Fortune Favours The Brave" (2022). Their 2024 EP, "The Faithful," is a highly streamed track. They have shared stages with punk legends such as Stiff Little Fingers.

Conflict

British anarcho-punk band Conflict, formed in South London (1981), is known for intense, aggressive punk against war and for animal rights. Celebrated for songs like "The Serenade is Dead," they began with Crass' support, running their label, Mortarhate Records.