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The Exploited

13 concerts

Formed in 1978 in West Granton, Edinburgh, Scotland, the Exploited became key second-wave U.K. punk, known for raw anti-authoritarian anthems led by vocalist Wattie Buchan. Their 1981 LP Punks Not Dead hit No. 20 in the U.K. charts.

Subhumans

3 concerts

U.K. anarchist punk collective Subhumans formed near Trowbridge, Wiltshire in 1980. Known for literate, musically athletic punk, they released five albums on their Bluurg label including The Day the Country Died, later reuniting in 1998.

Anti-Nowhere League

7 concerts

Anti-Nowhere League are a U.K. punk band formed in Turnbridge Wells, England in 1979. Their obscene single “So What” drew police attention; debut album We Are...The League (1982) charted. Metallica later covered “So What.”

The Bar Stool Preachers

7 concerts

Bar Stool Preachers released debut album Blatant Propaganda (2016) and followed with Grazie Governo (2018). They’ve toured the UK, Europe and North America, sharing stages with The Slackers, Jaya The Cat, Die Toten Hosen and The Mighty Mighty Bosstones.

The Rezillos

7 concerts

Formed in 1976 in Edinburgh, Scotland, the Rezillos mixed punk energy with an irreverent glam image. Signed to Sire, they hit the U.K. Top 20 with "Top of the Pops" and released 1978's Can't Stand the Rezillos, later regrouping as the Revillos.

Ferocious Dog

18 concerts

Ferocious Dog are a politically charged folk-punk band mixing Celtic & Gypsy folk with punk, rock, blues and pop punk. Their album The Hope hit No. 1 on the Official UK & Ireland Folk Album Charts; follow-ups include Fake News And Propaganda and Kleptocracy.

U.K. Subs

25 concerts

London's U.K. Subs, formed in 1976, are punk rock legends. Led by Charlie Harper, their raw, anthemic sound, blending punk and pub rock, produced hits like "Warhead" and "Stranglehold." Known for relentless touring and longevity, their influential career includes the 2022 album "Reverse Engineering," announced as their final studio release.

The Meffs

12 concerts

The Meffs, an Essex-based duo of Lily Hopkins (vocals/guitar) and Lewis Copsey (drums), are known for their high-energy Britpunk and politically charged lyrics. Their electrifying live shows and DIY ethics have gained them a strong following. Albums include "What a Life" and "Business", alongside EPs "Broken Britain Pt. 1 & 2". They have collaborated with Frank Turner and supported major acts.