Your fave Welsh punks are singing about a different type of white Christmas with new single.Continue Reading
Oakland's Super Cassette release their first full length LP which traverses sensitive ground around mental health and finding hope. Continue Reading
Supported by special guests The Neville Staple Band, The Outcasts and DJ Terri Hooley, The Undertones put on a world-class show.
The Derry boys were evidently genuinely delighted to play for their home crowd - what a phenomenal way to celebrate 45 years since their first hit single 'Teenage Kicks', back where it all began!Continue Reading
The Norman's new single is from their forthcoming debut self-titled album, to be released in January '24 on Solid Brass Records.Continue Reading
Reconciler announce new LP 'Art For Our Sake' our Feb 2024Continue Reading
Northern Ireland Pop Punks CHERYM Drops New Single and Announces Debut Album Release and 2024 Tour Dates!Continue Reading
Those loveable Punk funsters The Sensible Gray Cells return with a suitably seasonal single, complete with a crazy video shot at the beach last summer..
Captain Sensible (The Damned) on guitar/vocals, Paul Gray (The Damned) on bass/vocals, with Marty Love (Johnny Moped) on drums are celebrating all things that are daft and frustrating about the festive season. The band’s Continue Reading
Blondie’s drummer on the influence of punk, the follow-up to ‘Pollinator’ and the latest album by one of his other projects The TearawaysContinue Reading
The Mopeds put on a tremendous show for their leader Johnny's 70th Birthday, with superb guests WitchDoktors, Charlie Harper and Monty Oxymoron!
The atmosphere inside the 229 was one of the best I've experienced - everyone was cheerful and in a celebratory mood. On stage, it was clear that the performers were enjoying themselves as much as we were!
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This new split EP has totally gorgeous, exotic sounds and down to earth lyrics. Continue Reading


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