NOFX are ending their 40-year career with two special shows in the UK.
After announcing that 2023 would be their final year as a band, NOFX have revealed the dates of their very last UK shows.
The lads will hit Temple Newsam Park and Hatfield Park for two dates in May. At Temple Newsam on May 26, they will be will play ‘Punk In Drublic’ and ‘Wolves In Wolves Clothing’ in full. And on May 28, at Hatfield Park, they will perform ‘So Long And Thanks For All The Booze’ and ‘White Trash, Two Heebs and a Bean’ in full. Of course, the band will play a whole heap more on top of that. In fact, each set is going to be at least 40 songs.
Fat Mike said that if you think the band will ever play again after these gigs, you’re very mistaken: “This is not a final tour like Mötley Crüe or Black Sabbath. These are the very last shows NOFX will ever be playing. We are gonna play with all our hearts… with all our joy… and then we are done. We are done, done.”
So, I guess we better by tickets then!
Tickets will be available from TOMORROW (Wednesday January 18) from right HERE
Main Photo Credit: ANDREW MACCOLL
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