The three day, punk, ska, two-tone, reggae, mod and northern soul music festival in Bishop's Stortford, England took place not only on the Queen's Jubilee weekend but also on a rather important punk anniversary.Continue Reading
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Some 45 years on from THAT 1977 royal jubilee in the UK and punk is alive and spitting and rocking well into the 2020s.Continue Reading
Herman de Tollenaere, one of the vocalists of late ’70s Dutch punks, Cheap ‘n’ Nasty, heads to Leuven, Belgium to review a trio of punk bands for Punktuation! Het Depot is a big concert hall, a former cinema, in the centre of Leuven city in Belgium, and it was here on the 20 May that […]Continue Reading
New York pop-punkers latest album could see them become the new kings of pop-punk. Continue Reading
After several false starts due to the rampaging pandemic, punk and metal festival, Halloween Hysteria, hits the ground running with a sonic boom last weekend.Continue Reading
Aussie pop punks Columbus prove nothing will stop the release of their dynamic new EP.Continue Reading
Punk veterans conquer the night performing in Brisbane for the first time with their new frontman Tim Rogers .Continue Reading
Good Riddance frontman's second solo release takes us into acoustic indie/folk-punk territory - but is it any good?Continue Reading
Nic Howden headed to Lincoln to see the Strangers' first show of their twice rescheduled 'Final Full UK Tour'. Was it worth the wait?Continue Reading
On January 11, a quiet Tuesday night in Michigan City, Indiana, New Hampshire punks The Cryptics played a show in the middle of the arts district. Continue Reading
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